week 2 grid paper cube

In this week's post is on a 2 x 2 grid paper cube. In of 3d design class we discuss the aspects of learning measurements and as a great example of using measurements to a object is creating an object with certain dimensions but as a challenge we are using grid paper as the material. This grid paper does not have thick material to it. its very thin.




Above this description is the 2x2 grid paper on a grid table
Craft : turning a 2d grid paper into 3d grid paper sculpture by hand,, exo knife, glue stick
 
Concept: the idea is to make a cube with the height and width of 2 inches with the grid paper material.
Composition: making this cube require measuring stick (ruler), as well as a glue stick, grid paper, exo-knife or scissors. pencil or pen. setting up the measurement of 2 inches in both height and width in the multiple square on the grid paper .. 4 squares down and 1 on the  each sides of the second square of the four down ones to have equivalents of a 6 sided 2x2 cube. This cube needed 1/8 of an inch tabs around the sides so when folding and constructing the cube you have tabs to glue and hold sides
the 2d outlined of the cube is laid out like a lower case t or cross in the middle of the grid paper to have room for tabs.. once you measure each side by 2 and arrange the squares as the  cross then added tabs.. from there you can use a exo-knife for clean and precise cuts or scissor just to be more safety cautious. once you have the outline of the cube cut out.. you should start folding up the sides to have the cube ready for gluing. glue the tabs with a light layer on the tabs and gently place the tabs to the sides to stick and hold..

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