Bunny monitor sitter built papercraft

Bunny monitor sitter built papercraft

As you maybe remember, I have made a series of »monitor sitter« animal papercrafts that are basically papercrafts you can make to put on your flatscreens and have them there for decoration or moral support, if you will.

They fit on any flatscreen on your PC screen, laptop, kindle, tablet, smartphone and even on vases, boxes or jars with slimmer rims, so you can decorate whatever you want with them. But basically, I made them to fit my laptop, so I could wedge them on my own PC :3

And since I have finally had the time to assemble them, here are the preview pictures on how they look like built and some tips for anybody wanting to make them for yourself.

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ASSEMBLY TIPS:

Whatever animal you assemble from this series, they are basically made the same way: built from top to bottom.

Build the ears first, then the head, attach the front paws, the body, the 3D tail, the back legs and only after you have all of the body parts, take the inner clamp side, pre-bend it, put glue on the leftover flaps of the body, and slide & glue the clamp part inside the body and close it up that way.

That’s how I made all of my crafts you see and this is probably the simplest way to get this done and assembled.

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NOTE: The papercraft includes all 3 colors shown. You have the brown, the white and the black colors that you can choose or build all 3 of them.

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*** This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDFs and blank, locked PDO file for assembly. – You can buy and download the template here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/9c0f628dab

You can view all of my available premium papercrafts that are for sale on my Ko-fi page:

ko-fi.com/antyyyspapercrafts ***

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I hope you like the cuties and you’ll give them a go as well.

Enjoy and happy crafting~

Bunny monitor sitter papercraft

Bunny monitor sitter papercraft

Decided to make a series of so-called “monitor-sitter” papercraft toys. What this means is that they are basically figures that you can wedge on your laptop or PC screen and have them there for decoration or moral support, if you will.

Really simple yet effectively textured papercraft models of different animals, that are smaller in size and fit a slim PC screen. Alternatively, you can also put them on any book cover, on a glass, a box edge, on a pencil case, etc., to make your room a bit more cheerful and fun.

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This one is a bunny design that comes in 3 different designs/colors: white, brown and black. The template is 12 cm small and has 1 page to print for each color (and all 3 colors are included in the premium template, of course). The design of the craft itself is pretty simple, since it’s so small, and you got the blank PDO included for the assembly, so no worries about that.

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*** This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDFs and blank, locked PDO file for assembly. – You can buy and download the template here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/9c0f628dab

You can view all of my available premium papercrafts that are for sale on my Ko-fi page:

ko-fi.com/antyyyspapercrafts ***

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I hope you like the cuties and you’ll give them a go as well.

Enjoy and happy crafting~

 

Bunigiri (Pokemon/Fakemon) built papercraft

Bunigiri (Pokemon/Fakemon) built papercraft

Showed you the template of the Bunigiri Pokemon/Fakemon I made a while back:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Bunigiri-Pokemon-Fakemon-papercraft-984650672

And now I can also show you the assembled monster in all its cuteness! Behold, the fluffy snowbunny! :)

           

ASSEMBLY TIPS:

Generally, you can divide the papercraft into 2 parts, the 3D body part and the 2D, 2-sided parts, such as the ears, the berries, arms and tail.

The body is best build from top to bottom, since I do put the flaps in that logic. Build the main body and then build the 2 legs first and glue those on pre-assembled and close with the bottom part with no flaps. A bit fiddly, but you can easily make this with some handy tweezers.

And when you build the 3D body, you get to the 2D parts. Tips for these:

1.       Glue the 2 ears on a wire, since it will be easier to attach them if you make 2 small holes in the head and glue them on like that, since I didn’t and it doesn’t hold that well. Note that if you do use wire, you need to glue them on the inner side with some tape and do that BEFORE you close the 3D body.

2.       The 2D tail can be attached the same way as the ears, with wire, but it definitely needs to be glued on the bottom part so it can be used as additional weight to make the bunny stand (if you don’t put weights inside the legs – if you do put the weights inside before closing, you can glue on the tail wherever you want).

And there you go, a nice little Bunnigiri all for yourself to make :3

       

*** This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDFs and blank, locked PDO file for assembly. – You can buy and download the template here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/343895254c

You can view all of my available premium papercrafts that are for sale on my Ko-fi page:
https://ko-fi.com/antyyyspapercrafts ***

                             

Do enjoy and happy crafting~