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Hypathie Card box -Tuto Cartonnage to download

Hypathie Card box -Tuto Cartonnage to download

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  • 33 pages, A4 format, full color
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This Downloadable Technique Guide, a box-making tutorial, explains how to make a cubic box that houses two inner boxes that slide into the main box.

These two boxes are divided into compartments and are designed to hold a tarot deck, two standard 54-card decks, six dice, and a notebook. Everything you need for a wide variety of different games, all in one place.

The particularly refined decoration of the main box and the two inner boxes is made using paper lace. The files are included in the tutorial, and the entire process is explained step by step.

The finished piece is a refined, elegant, and original object, as decorative as it is functional.

Experienced box-making enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the many details of this project: the paper lace decoration, the construction with no visible covering, and the creation of the “boat-shaped” trays.

This model presents several technical challenges that require precision and meticulous work. Once overcome, these challenges are amply rewarded by the satisfaction of creating a beautifully finished object with particularly careful detailing.

A demanding project, but above all, a wonderful challenge for those who enjoy pushing their box-making skills to the next level.

Choose the papers and color scheme you love and, like other passionate crafters, let yourself be guided by this very detailed tutorial.


 

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Hypatie’s Card Game Box?

This time, I dedicate my creation to Hypatie of Alexandria.

Hypatia of Alexandria, philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer, devoted her life to the study and transmission of knowledge. In 4th-century Alexandria, she taught mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy to numerous students.

Hypatia of Alexandria was a learned woman in a world where women’s access to knowledge remained exceptional. She became a figure known far beyond her city, a symbol of the learned woman and of freedom of thought.

Board games are moments of sharing, reflection, strategy, calculation, and concentration.

This cabinet for games and thoughtful pursuits suits her perfectly.

... Happy creating ...

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