by "Steven Saus" <uriel1998@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Mar 12, 2008 at 09:09 PM
ccarter@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> > Here are 150 scanned hi-res pages of papercrafts from old French
activity
> > books. These are well worth printing out on heavy paper and giving to
a
> > child (once you've checked out the ones with questionable racial
content,
> > of course).
> Thanks for the link. I'd definitely like to try one with my daughter.
> Have you ever done something like this before?
I haven't done these particular ones, but I've done things like this
before.
Cardstock is a good choice if you can get it relatively cheaply, and
sharpish
scissors with an X-acto knife if you want to be precise and persnickity.
Think of it like paper dolls.
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