OK here is part 2 and the part I found most interesting .
I hope you looked at part 1 which was about the basic construction method .
The color part was what puzzled me and I am surprised that no one besides Paul had a guess .
I am showing the pictures in reverse order and at the last picture it will all make sense .
This is the finished BUTTERFLY
Here you can see the accessories ,pipe cleaner ,plastic wire ,fridge magnet .floral sprays which I colored black and these are held on with glue and the pipe cleaner is bent around at the front and some glitter glue applied to the wings .
Sprayed front and back with a couple coats of hairspray to stiffen the paper and hold the shape better .
I did not paint the back which could be done to hide whatever happens is on the back.
The folded front and back wings ready to be taped together .
Using a black felt marker to add a black outline .
Both pieces pre folded and ready for the second folding .
All the layout marking for the folds done on the backside .
The patters placed on the paper and the arrangement of the pattern normally takes a bit of playing around to get the best composition of the front and back ,here I just placed them as best I could on the picture because of size .
I wanted to use something that relates to wood working but just abut any picture from a magazine or book will work and it’s a lot of fun guessing of what the final result will look like .
Here is the original picture .
Please let me know what you think and if you enjoyed this blog .
Klaus
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changeoffocus
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#1 posted 07-07-2015 10:59 PM
This is interesting, I think I understand but I may change my mind as I follow this.
Thanks for posting.
shipwright
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#2 posted 07-07-2015 11:45 PM
Very clever, not painted at all!
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#3 posted 07-07-2015 11:49 PM
Neat.
You clever old coot. You had me confused, but now I think it is great.
Thanks,
Steve
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doubleDD
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#4 posted 07-08-2015 04:16 AM
That had me fooled. I would of never guessed. Wish it was that easy to put a finish on one of my projects.
Thanks Klaus.
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#5 posted 07-08-2015 04:28 AM
very cleaver , Kiefer got to give this a try ,thanks for sharing
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#6 posted 07-08-2015 09:44 AM
Absolutely brilliant Klaus! I have to try this sometime, favorited in the meanwhile. Hmm…I wonder if they sell pipe cleaners in Norway?
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Roger
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#7 posted 07-08-2015 11:28 AM
Amazing Klaus!
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J123
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#8 posted 07-08-2015 03:59 PM
Very cool, and, if I might add, you should check out Graham Owen and his realistic fly tying abilities.
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#9 posted 07-08-2015 04:08 PM
Kiefer, thanks so much for this instructive post. These are beautiful.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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#10 posted 07-08-2015 05:36 PM
Pretty smart. I will make some templates for the grandchildren.
Thanks Kiefer.
Madts.
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#11 posted 07-08-2015 05:38 PM
Nice explaination. Adding an OHHHHH to it! Sort of an origami paper fold but with a new twist? Thanks for educating us.
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#12 posted 07-08-2015 09:36 PM
Fantastic! Our daughter in law loves butterflies. She will love this too! Thanks for the lesson Klaus!
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#13 posted 07-11-2015 03:12 PM
OOoooooh, THAT’s how it’s done!
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