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The DOMINO of MALALA - Downloadable Cardboard Tutorial

The DOMINO of MALALA - Downloadable Cardboard Tutorial

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  • 9 pages, A4 format, full color
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This Downloadable Technique Guide, a box-making tutorial, explains how to make the tiles for a domino game.

The dominoes are made using the paper lace technique, which is very easy to create and particularly effective. The files needed to make the paper lace are included in the tutorial.

The 28 domino tiles are stored in a fabric drawstring pouch.

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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The result is very elegant, and making this project is sure to be a rewarding experience.

The detailed instructions, photographs, and diagrams allow you to complete this project independently. This LéNa paper-and-cardboard creation is explained with great precision, featuring numerous photographs and many diagrams illustrating every stage of the making process.

This game for both children and adults would make a perfect gift. It is very easy to adapt the style and personalize this project.

NB: The storage box with its tipping mechanism, paper lace decoration, double-hinged flap, and display stands are explained in tutorial CT97. Level ***/***


 

Pour en savoir plus sur l'Histoire de cette Création

The history of the MALALA Domino Game

“The game of dominoes is a universal game, known and played on all continents. 
Simple and stimulating, it requires patience, strategy, and concentration, 
while remaining fun and accessible to all.

It allows for sharing moments of complicity, simple and precious.
I dedicate this game to Malala, Malala Yousafzai (1997 -), Nobel Peace Prize child in 2014, 
the youngest laureate of this prestigious award. 

Malala received this award “for her fight against the oppression of children 
and for the right of all children to education.”  
  At 11 years old, Malala was already taking a stand on girls' access to education, 
and this despite the threat of the Taliban in her country.  
Malala is not lacking in patience, tenacity, consistency, or perseverance.....    

It's your turn to play and wisely place your tokens!

 ... Good creation ...”    LéNa

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