I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm working on a pop-up book about my girlfriend that I want to use to propose to her and I wanted to include moments and tidbits from our time together as different pop-up in the DIY book. I was scratching my head trying to figure out new and exciting pop-ups and then I came across your channel! Thank you!!!
You never cease to amaze us with your creativity.🤯🤩😍 Quite complicated but you explain everything very precisely. Now I would just have to brush up on my Geometry🤪 to finally do a pop-up book for my toddlers. Thanks for these tutorials!😊
If you want to make a dome, I would suggest five pentagons joined radially to a central pentagon, making half a dodecahedron. For a full sphere, one side of a dodecahedron will pull the other side up. The trick is to prevent it from ‘overinflating’. I wonder if internal tabs sliding fully into internal pockets would accomplish this?
A dodecahedron certainly produces a very nice spherical shape with a minimal number of pieces - the problem really is that in a pop-up form it has to fold flat so it seems it needs an even number of pieces. I have seen a Japanese video which had a pop-up dodecahedron, I think at least one of the pentagons had been cut in half to facilitate the folding movement, but the video wasn't clear enough for me to see how it had been done. If you can make a pop-up dodecahedron I would be absolutely fascinated to see it.
Every day, I look forward to your videos. You inspire during these troubling times and you are indeed, the best part of my creative days. Thanks so much 🙏🏽 much love from San Diego, CA
Awesome, Duncan! I'm super interested in the whole pop-up globe thing ever since I saw one in a book on You Tube. It was a spinning globe and I want to learn how to make on for this idea I have for a journal I want to make. Can't remember the name of the book, but that spinning globe was so awesome to me for some reason. I notice that all of these examples almost look like discs. The one in the book, if I recall, was round. This construction looks interesting though - and this particular design/construction, to me, looks like it would be great for like a Ferris Wheel pop-up. Can't wait for part two - hope you can say something about the spinning element. It looks like the globe around the 3:11 mark is a spinner. How are the threads placed? Is it regular thread or a thin elastic band? Anyway - lots of great information in this one. Lots for me to try and practice - even though it looks quite complicated.
The globe at 3.11 does spin. It uses regular thread, not elastic. The thread is attached on each side inside the globe to two little discs of quite solid card. In Part 2 there is a very good, but very complicated, globe. A Ferris wheel? Well that raises different pop-up problems!
this is actually one of the most educational channel ever, stay safe 👏
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm working on a pop-up book about my girlfriend that I want to use to propose to her and I wanted to include moments and tidbits from our time together as different pop-up in the DIY book. I was scratching my head trying to figure out new and exciting pop-ups and then I came across your channel! Thank you!!!
You never cease to amaze us with your creativity.🤯🤩😍 Quite complicated but you explain everything very precisely. Now I would just have to brush up on my Geometry🤪 to finally do a pop-up book for my toddlers. Thanks for these tutorials!😊
One of the activities you can definitely do with your family since we're on quarantine!
All the tutorials are Amazing but this is so cool! Thank you for all your work and showing all of this tricks.
Спасибо вам большое за ваш труд ! Очень интересно .
This is the best! Now i have a great card for my mama!
If you want to make a dome, I would suggest five pentagons joined radially to a central pentagon, making half a dodecahedron. For a full sphere, one side of a dodecahedron will pull the other side up. The trick is to prevent it from ‘overinflating’. I wonder if internal tabs sliding fully into internal pockets would accomplish this?
A dodecahedron certainly produces a very nice spherical shape with a minimal number of pieces - the problem really is that in a pop-up form it has to fold flat so it seems it needs an even number of pieces. I have seen a Japanese video which had a pop-up dodecahedron, I think at least one of the pentagons had been cut in half to facilitate the folding movement, but the video wasn't clear enough for me to see how it had been done. If you can make a pop-up dodecahedron I would be absolutely fascinated to see it.
Duncan you are the best! thank you very much for your support very interesting and useful to improve and gain experience. Regards form Uruguay
New and enthusiastic subscriber, here!!! Not sure how you got into my feed, but SOOOOOO glad you did!!!!
Thank you.
Hola
Excelente tutoriales
Gracias por compartir ese conocimiento.
Mucha inspiración para próximos proyectos
Saludos desde Colombia
Como siempre, cuatro magníficos tutoriales, Sr. Birmingham.Enhorabuena y muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos.
Gracias. Disfruto haciéndolos, por lo que es un gran placer descubrir que los videos son tan apreciados.
I need a castle tutorial
Thank you so much sir.... for inspiring me with your awesome tutorials..
Every day, I look forward to your videos. You inspire during these troubling times and you are indeed, the best part of my creative days. Thanks so much 🙏🏽 much love from San Diego, CA
Ah San Diego! I had wonderful times in Ca many years ago... Fond memories.
Hola,me encanta este arte,saludos y gracias por compartir,.
Your videos are always entertaining, inspiring and informative.
Loving this thank you so much 🥰
Thanks a lot for your explanations!
Amazing tutorial as always! ❤ Greetings from Romania!
Another amazing tutorial... thank you so much ❤️
You must have a copy of almost every pop up ever made you wizard of oz and cinderella where my childhood favourite pop ups.
Beautiful...Thank you so much sir
You deserve plenty subs. Congrats!
Waow. Thank you ;-)
Love your videos sir❤️❤️❤️you are a genius.
Awesome, Duncan! I'm super interested in the whole pop-up globe thing ever since I saw one in a book on You Tube. It was a spinning globe and I want to learn how to make on for this idea I have for a journal I want to make. Can't remember the name of the book, but that spinning globe was so awesome to me for some reason. I notice that all of these examples almost look like discs. The one in the book, if I recall, was round. This construction looks interesting though - and this particular design/construction, to me, looks like it would be great for like a Ferris Wheel pop-up. Can't wait for part two - hope you can say something about the spinning element. It looks like the globe around the 3:11 mark is a spinner. How are the threads placed? Is it regular thread or a thin elastic band? Anyway - lots of great information in this one. Lots for me to try and practice - even though it looks quite complicated.
The globe at 3.11 does spin. It uses regular thread, not elastic. The thread is attached on each side inside the globe to two little discs of quite solid card. In Part 2 there is a very good, but very complicated, globe. A Ferris wheel? Well that raises different pop-up problems!
This really made my day
Brilliant!...thank u.
Best part of my day🥳🥳🥳
Fantastic !!!
That's amasing!
una locura estooooooooo ! (insane !)
thanks you.
I like the way you handled that! Great！
جيد شكرا لك
Where I can buy the pop up book like you shown in the video?I am very interested , and really want to buy for my grandson.
The details of the books shown in the videos are listed at the end of each video - usually they can be found either on Amazon, or else on eBay.
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Where could I purchase your book?
Amazon
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