Paper Frontman Mask
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Printable DIY
Template only for
NON COMMERCIAL
use and original
design by
Assembli
Printing
Use A4 sized paper with
a paper weight of 200
grams. This is strong
enough to do the job
and stay nice for quite
some time. Also still
able to crease and fold
nicely.
Folding
Use your ruler on the
edge of your table
when folding down.
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Cutting Score / Crease
Cut out all the contin- This is an important step
uous outlines to create to make perfect folds with
all the parts for heavy paper.
assembling. Use
your scissors or Trace all the foldinglines
even better, this kind with an empty ballpoint
of knife: pen, the back of a butter-
knife, a folding bone,
paperclip or another
scoring tool. A proffe-
sional scoring tool is
(saves time & more acurate) recommended.
Place the lath along the
folding line and draw your
tool along the edge. Push
firm and practice with
paper leftovers for best
result.
Glue Assembling
add a small strip of glue on All numbers indicate
a tab and let it dry for a the place for corresponding
few tabs. They are not numbered
seconds. Place the chronologically so don’t mind
tab on the the ranking.
corresponding paper part, While your glueing and hold-
push and hold ing the tabs, it’s advised to
it for a moment. Glue tabs use the table as much as
one by one. possible.
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Chin

These parts are very small and best to start with. In case you
don’t succeed right away you could print them out again and
have a fresh start