Pop-Up Tutorial 7 - Adding Extra Creases to Basic Pop-Up Shapes - Part 1

[@s34lord]

You are like the Bob Ross of Pop-Up creation. I really enjoy watching and learning from your tutorials :) Thank you very much!

[@NorahsYarnArt]

I stumbled upon this channel a couple of days ago and watched some great tutorials and I can't believe there's more! Thank you very much for everything you put into this channel. Love from Saudi Arabia xx

[@lenarich3403]

Enjoyed these techniques! Again, thank you!

[@evelouise79]

Thank you Duncan for your excellent channel! What an amazing resource you've provided us all. I'm off to buy your book as my way of thanks and also because if your channel is anything to go by, it'll be a wonderful reference.

[@sgriffett541]

always an inspiration. Love the book too

[@Elpana_Robobertoxdxd]

Eres lo mejor del universo 😻 en realidad eres mi admiracion que dios te de muchisimos años de vida y que sigas expandiendo tu cobosimiento a este mundo gracias por todo 👊

[@Loji80]

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Muchas gracias, me alegro de que lo disfrutes.

[@Loji80]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 muy gentil 👏su respuesta; muchas gracias 💕

[@mariakirshina1]

Thank you so much for a really informative and useful lessons! Im in love with popups now))) And Im creating my own ;)

[@erick-gmz]

this one took me to another level haha I'm getting so much better thanks!!!

[@ifycollinspepability1965]

Very interesting twist in usage... Thanks for sharing

[@magdalenaparrague154]

Wonderful...You are genius...i love yo

[@Parsh.Photography]

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial

[@joelguzman9068]

GRACIAS....es extraordinariamente ilustrativo y facil aprender con tu tutorial. Quiero llevar la crecaión Pop-up a una escala "humana" y me son muy utiles tus consejos.

[@cedesbar]

I like to do experimentation, and write in my cardboard what works nicely and what does not:):):)

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes, a very good idea, to write notes and ideas on the experiments.

[@christinedegoede8302]

What is the best weight of paper to use for a complex design but is still strong enough? I am finding that the cover has a hard time closing the more elements I add to the page....Thanks!!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The ideal card is rigid without being thick. In the tutorials I use 160gsm card which is good if you want to work without the need for scoring the creases. An ideal weight is 220gsm but to work with this you will need to measure and score the creases. Another consideration is the size of the pop-up - a big pop-up needs heavier card. Another possibility is to use different weights - the base, and the foundation shapes that do the lifting could be made of sturdier card while the additional pieces could be made of something lighter and thinner - even paper.

[@christinedegoede8302]

Oh great! Now that you say it, it sounds so obviously. Haha Will def. be putting this to use. . Thank you so much for responding!

[@chunmeining4923]

I like it very much, Thank you

[@jradford6500]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@melldramas]

thank you!! what an inspiration!

[@julietanesher]

thank yu so much for descovering for me a ne world. I got your book to

[@gerbendenheeten6905]

Great tutorial! What kind of glue would you suggest to stick the paper with?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I talk about materials including glue in Tutorial 1.

[@mairaasim63]

Thank you so much!! Your tutorial helped me a lot! Now I want to buy your book but I couldn't find it in Pakistan

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I hope you can find it on Amazon.

[@purvamodani8315]

Hello sir!!!! I would want to ask that the V-fold in the rocket popup in the book Robot( timeline around 17:00) is which type of V fold?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

It's an Acute Angle V-Fold a bit like the one shown in Tutorial 2 at 14.40. In the Robot rocket design the V-Fold is built at the bottom of the page pointing upwards.

[@purvamodani8315]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you very much!!! It was very kind of you to reply!😁

[@agnestasnady2721]

Egy hajót esetleg tudna bemutatni, gyerekekkel foglalkozok és nagyon jó lenne egy kis segítség. Megköszönöm Ágnes Magyarországról.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

A 32. bemutató ismerteti, hogyan lehet egy egyszerű hajót elkészíteni.

[@ทําสไลม์กาวใสจ้าาา]

Thank you .

[@salwazakaria6680]

I like all things thank you

[@robinjourdan3847]

Still amazing…. :)

[@mariapina1826]

muy bueno excelente......

[@tuttyortiz4233]

Por favor pueden colocar traducción en español bien pequeño debajo de las instrucciones!?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

No estoy seguro de si esto es posible. Tal vez puedas mirar una vez con la traducción y luego otra vez sin los subtítulos.

[@radhapatil6914]

hello sir.... am really in love with pop-up books.... but in my area i didn't find such a huge n beautiful pop-up books... if u don't mind ... can i ask for u something....??? if possible or if u wish to sell ur old pop-up books plz plz let me know.... i want to have them.... for me n my kids..... otherwise plz refer someone who sells used books in good condition...... plz sir i ll be waiting for ur reply......

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I do have extra copies of quite a lot of books - I'd be happy to sell them but I suspect that posting them could be quite expensive. You could email me - my address is at the end of every tutorial. Alternatively both Amazon and ebay do sell pop-up books (both new and second hand).

[@saritahoro6289]

thank you

[@cedesbar]

Sorry when a said “inch eye” I ment “ojimetro” that means an I very accurate, very exact very trained ; I made just a bad translation of an expression OJIMETRO. very very accurate sight, view, eye I wanted to translate it literaly, and beacause you work with inches different from centimetres. Well it was a miunderstanding very sorry.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

No problem! An interesting word!

[@konchanok.d7794]

9:10

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes a useful development explained at 9.10.

[@DerianMarco]

sos bueno