精美纸雕图样happiness_e_ltr

Happiness: Pattern

Notation KeyMountain fold(dotted line)

Scissors line(solid line)

Valley fold(dashed and dotted line)

Cut in line(red solid line)

Tear line (blue line) Tear by hand slightly inside the blue line.

Glue tab Glue to back

Necessary utensilsScissors, Tweezers, A set square, glue, a used ball-point pen, Metal rod (used to curl paper), Toothpick.

Special hints for an attractive finish"Happiness," with its themes of love, peace, blue sky, hopes and dreams, is representative of Tom Akamine's fanciful illustrations. Fascinated by European life from childhood, Akamine recreates a room with white walls and a welcoming fireplace. It's Christmas Eve, and snow is falling. A red sock awaits gifts from Santa, and a white table is decorated with vivid red and orange flowers. In the shadow of the curtain, a small green piano awaits a nimble-fingered player. Profile: Tom Akamine Born in Yokohama, Japan, in 1933. A voice actor in the NHK Broadcasting Drama Troupe and a prolific graphic designer, Akamine was subsequently employed as a graphic designer in an ad agency. Entering the Nika Exhibition as a sideline, his work was recognized with a prize, after which he decided to pursue a career as a free-lance illustrator. In search of material for his illustrations he has traveled extensively in Europe over the years, visiting 15 countries to date. Use the included sketch as a reference and compare your work to it as you go. Marking numbers on the back of each part as you cut them out will help to keep track of them. Take your time to cut out each piece carefully. Be sure to cut slots in advance too. Make creases on the fold lines of the parts you have cut out, before gluing them. (Use a used ball-point pen to crease the fold lines.) For parts that require curling, be sure to use a metal rod to curl them in advance.

Caution*Please read the"Assembly Instructions" carefully, and assemble in order as shown on the pattern sheets.

Parts: Seven US letter sheets

No. of parts: 64

*This papercraft involves using glue, scissors, and other utensils and materials that may be dangerous to young children. Please work somewhere out of reach of young children.

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed).

Cutting line (cut cleanly just inside the black line).

Happiness: Pattern

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed).

Alignment mark

Alignment mark

Left carpet edge alignment mark

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed).

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed). Right edge alignment mark for dark brown curtains.

Glue E-1 so that alignment mark is not visible.

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed).

Happiness: Pattern

Alignment mark

Cutting line (cut after assembly is completed).

Alignment mark

Alignment mark Right carpet edge alignment mark

Happiness: Pattern*For parts without cutting instructions, cut out along the outer edge of the illustrations. *NOTE: Parts to be torn can be torn more easily i

f an extra margin is allowed.

Tear

Happiness: Pattern*For parts without cutting instructions, cut out along the outer edge of the illustrations. *NOTE: Parts to be torn can be torn more easily if an extra margin is allowed.

Glue B-5 to the reverse side of B-6.

Tear along edges of illustration. Tear along edges of illustration.

Cut out window.

Tear along edges of illustration.

Apply glue to the back of the window.

Happiness: Pattern*For parts without cutting instructions, cut out along the outer edge of the illustrations. *NOTE: Parts to be torn can be torn more easily if an extra margin is allowed.

Glue C-2 to the reverse side of C-3.

Tear

Cut out.

Happiness: Pattern*For parts without cutting instructions, cut out along the outer edge of the illustrations. *NOTE: Parts to be torn can be torn more easily if an extra margin is allowed.

Tear