Pop-up Crown-Shaped, uh, project? Let's call it a mini-album!
February 16, 2012
So one of the things about occasionally looking at the files on your computer is that you come across stuff that was actually kind of cool, even though you *think* maybe you never shared it.
(Still claiming that I am far too lazy busy to check my own archives.)
This was a fancier-castle version of a class called King of the Castle that I taught way back in 2008. (See? I checked my archives on that one!) Remember that logo with the murder font? Good times!
As I looked at my files, I found the above photo, where I hadn't added any photos to the project yet, and then this one, which has photos and explains how the thing works:
Can't do much about the supplies here - they are too old. The paper was Cosmo Cricket's Get Happy, and the crown/album was made from a Creative Imaginations Pennant Album called Elain.
So why (you may be wondering) am I digging up ancient artifacts and posting them on my blog?
Two reasons.
(1) - I don't have any new stuff to post on my blog. (a given, perhaps)
(2) - Creating the For the Record template class this week caused me to save some stuff in a rarely-used folder on my laptop, and, always a fan of procrastinating, I started opening folders and looking at some of these old classes.