Pop-Up Tutorial 26 - Pull-strips - Part 2 - Flaps

[@clairebearie87]

There needs to be more pop ups in life, they are great and add so much creativity. Thank you for your video

[@Mango.Bandicoot]

I'm making a pop-up book of memories for the love of my life. I'm watching your videos because I want to make a book of memories we made together during our courtship, and the last page will be how I want to make more, with a ring hidden to ask for her to marry me. This, I think, is exactly the way that I think I want to "pop" the question, by having her pull a tab and the flap comes up with the ring attached behind. I'm going through the basic videos again because I am not at all a creative type, but I've used parallel folds to construct one or two pages that have come out better than I could have done if I tried to do it on my own. I'm visiting Rome in 2 months and hope to have the book finished by then. THANK YOU for these videos and for giving me some sort of idea of how to be unique in asking her to marry me.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Wonderful - I'm sure she'll say YES

[@Mango.Bandicoot]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 So I decided to go a slightly different route. I chose to do the “door opening” mechanism, as I felt it looked more like a ring box with the top opening. I really appreciate your videos and helping me to find something creative and unique as an engagement idea. Here is the final result if you’re interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5-UXmOvm9qZgLc

[@jay_cadiramen]

That delayed slot is fantastic - another great tutorial.

[@DeLullu]

thank you so much for this tutorial! i've been looking for elegant ways to let something pop up from under the "drawer" of a matchbox and peek through a hole in the "mantle" when sliding it open (and being able to let it fold togehter neatly when sliding it back in, too!). this tutorial greatly helped me! thanks for sharing your knowledge with us with these very easy to follow videos!

[@lavkill]

I love pop-ups I have a fascination towards them and I've been trying to learn it for so long like all the techniques and I love your channel so much thank you for putting these out there, you're teaching skills are amazing and I enjoy watching all the videos you're amazing thank youuuu

[@marinagarciasolorzano1724]

you will never know how did I loved, this type of art when I was a little girl.. now that I am 67, it still making the miracle of joy and happiness inside me... what a lovely hands you have sir... merry christmas for you and your family, thank you very much for taking me back to that place again!I bought the biplane pop pattern for making greeting cards of christmas this year, I hope I can achieve it! please, wish me luck!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes, wishing you lots of creative success. You might also enjoy tutorials 40 and 41 - may bring back some memories!

[@magdalenaparrague154]

Eres un profesor integral, maravilloso, experto...HE APRENDIDO TANTO... GRACIAS

[@alexanderdiezquelle8155]

I congratulate you on the work you do. Thank you very much for everything I have learned with you. I wish you good luck and health.

[@aurobot5937]

I just wanna say thank you for all these tutorials :D They helped me a lot with a 3D class project!!! You're awesome!

[@russwestbrook0577]

Thanks for the tutorial I'm glad you don't stop making pop up cards ∆

[@yunierguerra9004]

Lo que haces es maravilloso. Un día quiero ser como tú.

[@BrooklyFire]

Imagine recreating a manga fight with popups, that would be so rad!!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Tutorials 51, 57, 58, might be useful if you're designing that.

[@andresbedoya4466]

Esto me encanta. Es muy instructivo... desde niño me fascinaron los libros pop-up, hoy quiero ecribirles y diseñarles cada hoja... Gracias de verdad. Aprendo mucho en su canal.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

¡Excelente! Gracias por tu apreciación.

[@teddy2271]

I never knew how much i needed this until today

[@celmarie3131]

Thank God I found ur channel.

[@lilyofthevalley9819]

wonderful.. thank YOU very MUCH! and thanks for offering applications of mechanisms in context of creation / books . It s VERY useful

[@dedhiaarts68]

Ur teaching style is very good sir.. u mk it luk easy.. thanks for sharing

[@akiraryo8507]

Thanks! I was looking for this for so long!, it is incredible i loved it!

[@elizabethmaia4680]

I loved the image of birds flying over the cloud!! And I loved even more to learn the very simple mechanism (which was unsuspected by me so far!!) of how to create the effect of moving the cloud, surprising us with what was on the other side of it, which we did not see at first sight. I also loved knowing how to open the two window bands at the same time and how to make a cat stand up, ha ha!!! Thank you so much for another amazing classroom, dear teacher Duncan !! See you soon!! I wish an excelent Thursday for you, sir !! :)

[@estebandiaz5433]

Nice explanation, you've saved my day!

[@stellamarisshuaaretz7198]

No me hizo falta traducción usted explica muy bien. Gracias

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

¡Excelente! Gracias. Estoy muy complacido.

[@carterswinney5265]

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[@zk_psycho]

I couldn't really hear what he was saying but I managed it without sound. Thanks for the video!

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[@janetscrap8499]

fabouleux, magnifique, j'adore et si bien expliqué. Merci de partager avec nous.

[@akdubey0]

That was really really really really amazing and thanks for the video

[@martagoncalo9090]

Great video! Do you know if the animation in the popup book "little mermaid" by Robert Sabuda, the one where ariel jumps over the rocks (it's the first page and on that page the last animation inside of a booklet) is possibly made with the double-action flap but automatic? because when you open the page and close you see one hand disappearing first then the other... thank you if you could help :)

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

That mechanism in The Little Mermaid is an interesting one. It's actually a variation of the mechanism explained in Tutorial 42. In the book the mermaid's arms are attached to a couple of narrow parallel strips which are attached to one edge of a Parallel-Fold. The movement is generated by a hidden V-Fold which moves up as the base is opened. Sorry it's hard to describe just using words without any illustrations. If you have a copy of the book it should be clear enough. It might be a good mechanism to feature in a future a tutorial.

[@martagoncalo9090]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 Thank you so much! You're the best teacher ever! :D

[@angelomadrigal3648]

Maestro duncan .gracias a su enseñanza mi negocio va funcionando muy bien . Mis respetos y agradecimientos por todo

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Excelente, estoy encantado.

[@fatmawatist]

I love that one flips away

[@verofernandezberrioscrapbo7755]

me encantó! espero pronto poner en práctica todo esto. Muchas gracias!

[@mommedmommed3685]

amazing as always .thank you for sharing .there is a children book called maisy's book of things that go .in this book maisy is walking when you pull the strip and i can't really figure it out .can you help me with that .the is on youtube .just type its title .thanks in advance

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The action is created using hubs and pivots (Tutorial 27). It's a clever variation as there is probably only one hub but the pull-strip will be forked so that it has two ends behind the page - the end that moves the leg in the direction of the strip will be attached below the hub; the end that moves the leg backwards away from the pull strip will be attached above the hub. It's tricky to explain without a diagram but I hope this helps.

[@mommedmommed3685]

The Pop-Up Channel of course it helps .i can't thank you enough.

[@AnaMaria-lb3hd]

Thank you very much for your videos.

[@nanatitis]

I've got the book, it is wonderful , thanks teacher !!!

[@naksushi8228]

Sorry, but I can't understand english well. when people are speaking. can you please put the instruction? in the description? sorry again

[@alefiaghadiyali8256]

Not sure if I’ll get a reply Bt worth a try. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I actually have you pop up manual and use it. I am stuck with the delayed double action flap. I’ve tried it several times but something is missing. I’m doing something wrong. When I put the mechanism together and pull the flaps don’t come up. I have been working all day on this since I need a card for tomorrow.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The Delayed Double Action Flap is explained at 8.33. of Tutorial 26. I don't really know how to explain it any more clearly. I suppose if you could email me a photo I might be able to see what the problem is. email address is at the end of every video.

[@alefiaghadiyali8256]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you! Much appreciated

[@baileyc7500]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 - Hi Duncan I've got your book (the 2019 version) but it doesn't have the delayed action template. I've tried it the whole day (also found an old version of your book and it was numbered 101. Delayed double action flap) but couldn't get the second flap to "flap" at all. Could you share a template with me please (or perhaps some measurements?) Many thanks!

[@davidcartagena8967]

ty 4 the video just helped me in my project

[@fortunedango4296]

muchas gracias!! de verdad no se necesita traductor! ud explica de maravilla!!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Excelente. Gracias.

[@RaeIsSleepy]

Hi ! I love your videos and they have been so helpful to me but i was wondering if there was a way to combine this technique and the automatic one? Im trying to get a door (a flap moving with the direction of the pull strip) to open but i can seem to figure one out to work with the automatic one

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

First make the automatic strip as shown in Tutorial 16 at 0.40 - this is the variation where the strip goes under the page then reemerges. Then add the flap as shown in Tutorial 26 at 0.40. Make sure that the slits in the page where the strip goes under and then comes up again are cut back enough to allow the strip to lift up a bit. The distance from the spine fold of the base to where the strip sticks down (usually about 1cm.); will be the same as the distance from where the strip is stuck to the flap and where the flap is stuck to the base.

[@roderickmurray4425]

Another fantastic tutorial, but this one's a bit hard to figure out without the measurements that you've already marked out. I'm following your book as I watch the tutorials. Should i be using the same proportions as for the automatic pull strip on page 85?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes, sorry, not very clear. The first type of flap (shown working at 2.52) has similarities to the automatic pull-strip - the measuring here isn't very important just make sure that the cut where the strip goes down under the base isn't too close to the flap or it will restrict the movement. On the second type of flap the important measurement is shown at 4.58 the distance between the (rather faint) pencil mark at the base of the flap and the crease is 0.7 cm. - I see that in the book on page 138 I've given a distance between D and E as 1 cm. The most common mistake people seem to make is to make the slots between the little tabs and the main flap too wide - they only need to be about 2mm.

[@roderickmurray4425]

Thank you! That makes perfect sense.

[@lucycowie7245]

I want to make the one that's folds away from the tab, but I want 3 flaps on them that all flip simultaneously, is that possible?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes it is possible. All three of the flap mechanisms (where they go through the page) would be the same. The strip that activates them needs to be modified - the end that emerges from the page and that is pulled remains the same - underneath the page it is modified so that it has three "prongs" each of these then has a flap attached.

[@alfonsinachavez4148]

Excelente!!! Muyyy bien!!! 👏👏👏👏👏 Me encantó! !! Dios le bendiga

[@mariehuynh]

This is so cool! Thank you!

[@brendahom7842]

is there a way to make a pull tab move a flap in a direction perpendicular to a flap? e.g., pulling down on a tab that would make a little double door open?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes! It is possible, but it is a bit difficult. The basic components are explained in Tutorial 27 at 3.50. Use a hub to hold an “L” shaped piece to the back of the page. This “L” shaped piece should be able to rotate easily. Use two pull-strips of the type shown that have a little flap with a hole in it. These two strips are attached to the page using “sleeves” (explained in Tutorial 25 at 3.00). They are attached at right angles to each other - one is the strip that juts below the bottom of the page and is pulled to activate the mechanism - the other is the strip that lifts the flaps (“doors”). The arms of the “L” shaped piece go through the holes in the flaps. The work will need to be quite precise; the strips must be able to move as smoothly and easily as possible; keep the strips as close to the hub as possible to generate maximum movement; the “L” shaped piece will take quite a lot of strain so may well need to be double (or triple) thickness. I hope this all makes sense and that your mechanism works beautifully!

[@Muhamad1390]

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[@milagrosbernalruiz1460]

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[@cataasitalcual7815]

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Excelente!

[@akidzairi4083]

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[@july9629]

Excelente tutorial de provecho para los docentes que buscan alternativas para enamorar a los estudiantes de educación media gracias

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Maravilloso, gracias.

[@axcelpitargue3447]

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[@rebeccacyrenejoya4525]

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Seven more being edited right now. Should be on You Tube soon.

[@donnaleiber6214]

I made the first two types similar to yours. For the first (where the flap moves in the same direction as the pull-strip), it looks like I can rest the paper base flat on the table or even adhere it to a card and it still works. However, for the second one (where the flap moves in opposite direction), it seems like the mechanism needs space underneath and/or slightly raises the base, so it couldn't be operated lying flat on the table nor adhered to a card. Is this accurate or did I somehow build it wrong? Thanks.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

You got it exactly right. Usually in pop-up books all the pages are double thickness so that parts of the mechanisms (the strips, hubs etc) are protected and hidden from view. If you look at Tutorial 26 at 5.50 you can see that as the strip is pulled and the flap flips the two layers of the page separate slightly.

[@donnaleiber6214]

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[@austine8506]

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[@papercraft7236]

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[@alfonsinachavez4148]

Excelente trabajo. Dios le bendiga

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Gracias

[@noracandra15nkac25]

Thank you so much 😊

[@rajasekar4940]

Please tell me how to make a pull tab with names

[@jeannettesalazar6442]

Did you sell a book to get templates.?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I don't do templates on this channel - I hope that the descriptions I give are clear enough so you can make up designs for yourself.

[@shreeyastha3176]

What r measurement of video 8.12 sir

[@riajanellamaun9198]

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[@jeannettesalazar6442]

We’re can I got the templates please tell me

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The website - bestpopupbooks.com - has a section on templates. Lots of great designs available there.

[@carolinebaker9846]

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[@teamflojo3751]

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[@karlarodriguezflores7877]

Su trabajo es excelente pero ponga medidas y plantillas ayudaría mucho

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Si vas a makepopupcards.com y buscas mi nombre, encontrarás plantillas para estos mecanismos de solapa.

[@abumaravilla5628]

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[@aiko20083]

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

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[@nancyaviladesign]

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

En la parte inferior de la tarjeta, puede ver algunas pequeñas tiras que cruzan la línea de plegado, son pestañas automáticas (Tutorial 16), que impulsan el movimiento del diseño. El mecanismo real que hace que las piezas se muevan será una combinación basada en los Hubs y Pivots que se explican en el Tutorial 27.

[@nancyaviladesign]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 Muchas gracias por responder mi consulta! Hace mucho tiempo que quiero comprar su libro y el manual pero aquí en Argentina Amazon no funciona. Tiene alguna versión en digital de los libros? O en PDF ? O hay otra manera de comprar que no sea por Amazon?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

El libro también está disponible en eBay.

[@liveyourlifeshoganai]

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[@tech_storm3353]

Today i am 10 years old i want to make my own pop up book📂📙🏷

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Probably best to start with Tutorials 2, 12 and 8. Have fun!

[@Sam-S3]

5.40

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[@nata1547]

7:38, 11:35

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1:35 4:13

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[@yohannasantos8790]

Me gustaría ver una q se moviera de forma horizontal para hacer un caballo en movimiento

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Una forma de hacer que el movimiento sea horizontal es colocar la pestaña de extracción al costado de la página en lugar de en la parte inferior. Alternativamente, puede utilizar los mecanismos explicados en el Tutorial emergente 27 - Tiras de extracción - Parte 3 - Hubs y Pivots.

[@yohannasantos8790]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 ok muchas gracias por tomarse el tiempo de responder :-) tan bonito

[@yohannasantos8790]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 q lástima no poder enviar una foto por aca, para q lo viera yo hice un caballo pero queria q levantara y se moviera

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Para que un caballo se mueva, el mejor mecanismo podría ser el que se explica en el Tutorial 15: Mover brazos. Especialmente el lobo que se muestra a las 11.00.

[@yohannasantos8790]

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