Hey, this is Eric! Unlike Ivy the Dragon, I'm one of the devs on Folded Fables: Tidy Up The Dragon Hoard. I announced our game on Reddit last week, and I'll admit that I was a little nervous. I've poured my heart and soul into this game, and I felt a little naked sharing it.

I've been thrilled with how supportive people on this subreddit have been. Thank you so much! It means the world to me that so many people embrace our papercraft tidy up game. And now to pass 10,000 wishlists… it is a dream come true. 

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! (yes, I'm Canadian, and it is true that we say "thank you" a lot)

If you have no idea what I'm talking about, here is a little bit about our passion project: Folded Fables: Tidy Up The Dragon Hoard is a tidy up game set in a pop-up storybook. It is like Paper Mario meets Librarian.

Our game contains no generative AI content. Some people may specifically wonder about the art used for the items because tidy-up games need a lot of unique items. We are using art from two of our games: Crusaders of the Lost Idols and Bush Whacker 2. Each and every one of the 500+ unique items in Folded Fables was drawn by one of our artists over the past 14 years.

Many of the in-game pieces, such as the pop-up book sequence, started as physical paper models before being recreated digitally. Even the Folded Fables logo was physically hand-folded with paper before being photographed for use in-game. If you want to know more, there are a bunch of behind-the-scenes pictures and videos on our Discord.

We are releasing on Oct 15th. So soon!!!!

Hi everyone! 👋 Here is an update on my paper stars! After practicing the tips from earlier, they are turning out so much better and more puffed up 🥹✨ How do you usually store or display your lucky stars? I’d love some cool ideas! 🫙💙

The internet is littered with free downloadable templates for this stuff, but I found most of it to be watermarked, or came out fuzzy with poor margins when printing. Decided to try my hand at creating a web tool to generate clean PDF's and SVG's that are fully customizable to your liking, and will print PERFECT every time. Read the "printing guide" notes page for details on printing/customizing. This is my first web app so please let me know your thoughts and any other features you might want included?

https://paper-foundry.com/

Looking for feedback on my alternative guest book made from cardstock.

¡Hola a todos!

Les comparto este papercraft de Kuromi que diseñé desde cero en Illustrator hace un tiempo. Cuenta con 6 rostros intercambiables y tenía pensado añadirle más accesorios (además del moño), aunque la producción está en pausa por ahora. Elegí esta pose estática para garantizar la estabilidad del modelo y que se mantuviera en pie sin problemas, aunque me habría encantado hacerla con una pose más dinámica.

Me gustaría pedirles su opinión sobre el resultado y algunos consejos:

1. Pegado en superficies pequeñas: Para quienes hacen poses más dinámicas, ¿cómo gestionan el pegado cuando hay tan poca superficie o solapas pequeñas sin perder firmeza?

2. Guías de armado: Quiero crear un tutorial/guía de montaje para compartir el modelo, pero no sé por dónde empezar ni qué programas o formatos son mejores.

3. Gestión de Fan Art y Apoyo: ¿Cómo recomiendan manejar plantillas de personajes con copyright? ¿Es mejor dejarlas gratis con opción a propinas (Ko-fi/Patreon) y guardar la venta directa para diseños propios o encargos?

¡Agradezco mucho cualquier sugerencia o comentario!

Hello beautiful papercraft aficionados! I am a beginner who's trying to create a small 4 inch base diameter disney like castle from paper for a wedding cake topper. I am heavily inspired by the glass and crystal castles I've seen online. I was wondering if I can achieve this look with glitter, cellophane, clear paper/plastic, stained glass or glitter window clings? I want it to have an almost Elsa from frozen inspired look with frosted and glittery rainbows sort of like diamonds or moissanite. The traditional 3d printed or glass castles are too heavy, thats why I want to use paper. Please give me your advice or experience! Also please forgive me if this idea is stupid and not possible, I've never really done much papercrafting other than a few 3d pop ups, handmade cards and origami!

I rly want to make the ?new sunflower Miku papercraft from Youlingke on taobao but I can’t use taobao so I’m wondering if there’s any other way to get it?

Built this entirely out of folded cardstock. I modelled the base in Blender first, and I’m honestly just relieved the geometry holds up this well in physical paper without needing any internal supports. Would love to hear what you guys think of the polygon flow!

Scale: 1:144

Template by Hermercraft

Decided to mess around with the model i printed still trying to build it without bc the instructions are very limited especially when folding some stufd

Biggest papercraft so far and first time working with heavier paper. I had some troubles fitting some pieces because I didn't calculate for the paper thickness but I think it turned out fine.

I like to hand paint my models so the colors pop more.

It's almost 50 cm of height so it should be 1:1 with the "real" Pokemon, lol.