From School Library Journal
Grade 2-6 This how-to book covers an art form that is found rarely in other craft books. The pop-ups described and il lustrated range from very simple cards to the complex making of a pop-up book. The directions are concise and easy to follow, while the well-done black-and-white illustrations enhance the instructions by showing exactly how each pop-up fits together. The in structions repeat important tips as the pop-ups get more difficult. This will al low readers to make any of the pop-ups without having to refer to previous pop- ups for instructions. The introduction gives a brief history of the origin of pop- ups. A minimum of materials are need ed, and a complete materials list is giv en with tips that will help beginners. Symbols, definitions, tips for folding, scoring, cutting, and measuring are in cluded at the beginning of the book be fore instructions for any of the pop-ups. By following the instructions in this book, readers should be successful at making their own pop-ups. An excel lent addition to the crafts section. Sue E. Hamilton, Jackson County Library, Medford, Oreg.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
Make cards, toys, and books that slide, spring, and snap!
From a get-well card with a pop-up nose, through your very own pop-up zoo, here are dozens of amazing ideas for three-dimensional fun.
Easy-to-follow instructions
Illustrations for each pop-up creation
Ideas for birthday cards, gifts, school projects, and moreNow everyone can learn how to make their own pop-up cards, books, and more with these easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions. Filled with great ideas for birthday cards, invitations, holiday decorations, and gifts, this book will delight and inspire children, parents, and teachers alike. "A valuable, creative resource."--Booklist.
