Canon Creative Park Rabbit User manual

Valley fold
Cut line
Glue tab
Mountain fold
Explanation of symbols:
Assembly tip: Trace along the folds with a ruler and a used
pen (no ink) to get a sharper, easier fold.
Cut in line
Caution: This craft requires the use of glue, scissors, and other tools which may be
dangerous to young children. Please keep them out of reach of children while you work.
You will need: Scissors, glue, ruler, a used ball-point pen,
rubber bands
Dress Up Items : Rabbit [Assembly Instructions]
Completed Photo
HOW TO MAKE
Part A
Part A
Part B
Part D
Part D
Part C
Part C
Part A,B
Part C,D
1. Assemble the parts that will become the inner frame (parts A and B).
2. Make the inside part of the headband.
Link them together and attach.
Attach parts D to part C.
Attach the completed part to the frame part
that you just made. Adding a slight curve to
the parts at this point will result in a neater finish.
Make part B in the same way.
Glue the two completed parts together.
When it looks like this, fold it
in half and glue it together.
After applying glue
to the back, make the
first mountain fold.
After applying glue
to the back,
fold the second mountain fold,
and cut along the cut in line.
Fold along the mountain fold line,
and apply glue. At this point,be careful
not to put glue on the zig zag part. After gluing, add a slight curve
and leave to dry.
order of mountain folds

Dress Up Items : Rabbit [Assembly Instructions]
HOW TO MAKE
3. Make the outside part of the headband (ears).
4. Make the nose.
Part E
Part H Part I Part F Part G
Part J
Part J
Part K
Cut slots.
Glue part J together, and cut slots along the blue lines.
Attach the nose. Attach the whiskers, and finally the rubber bands, and you're done!
Attach part J to part K.
rubber band rubber band
Make mountain folds.
Make a mountain fold.
Glue the parts together.
Pay attention to the direction of the zig zag parts.
Pull it into shape, and your headband is complete.
Finally, cut away
any overlap.
Make the smaller triangle
face downwards.
When glued together they become
slightly three dimensional.
Overlap
Insert the ears into the slots.
If you glue the ears down now, they will be less likely to come off.
Complete
Complete
Cut a slot.
Insert the ears and stand them up,
adjusting them so they are balanced.
The Zig Zag part
Front side
of ear