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    Kerajinan Helm Dari Kardus

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    This document provides instructions for making a knight's helmet out of cardboard in 12 steps. The instructions include tracing and cutting out template pieces for the front, crown and horns from cardboard, scoring and taping the pieces together, and reinforcing the seams with tape. Optional extra steps include adding papier-mâché and paint to further decorate the homemade cardboard helmet.

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    Kerajinan Helm Dari Kardus

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    Rama Yogaswara Pradipta
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    This document provides instructions for making a knight's helmet out of cardboard in 12 steps. The instructions include tracing and cutting out template pieces for the front, crown and horns from cardboard, scoring and taping the pieces together, and reinforcing the seams with tape. Optional extra steps include adding papier-mâché and paint to further decorate the homemade cardboard helmet.

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    This document provides instructions for making a knight's helmet out of cardboard in 12 steps. The instructions include tracing and cutting out template pieces for the front, crown and horns from cardboard, scoring and taping the pieces together, and reinforcing the seams with tape. Optional extra steps include adding papier-mâché and paint to further decorate the homemade cardboard helmet.

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    Kerajinan Helm Dari Kardus

    Uploaded by

    Rama Yogaswara Pradipta
    This document provides instructions for making a knight's helmet out of cardboard in 12 steps. The instructions include tracing and cutting out template pieces for the front, crown and horns from cardboard, scoring and taping the pieces together, and reinforcing the seams with tape. Optional extra steps include adding papier-mâché and paint to further decorate the homemade cardboard helmet.

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    A DV E N T U R E S I N C A R D B OA R D’ S

    Knight’s Helmet

    S U P P L I ES N EED ED
    S COTCH ® HE AV Y DU T Y S HI PPI NG A ND PACK AG I NG TA PE
    DO U B L E - PLY CA R DB OA R D (L A R G E A PPL I A NCE B OXE S WO R K B E ST )
    S COTCH™ T I TA NI U M U T I L I T Y K NI FE
    PE R MA NE NT I NK MA R K E R
    ST E P 1 :

    TR AC E Trace the front, crown and horn


    templates onto cardboard. Draw a line
    TEMPLATES down the center of both the front and
    crown templates.

    ST E P 2 :

    C UT OUT Cut out all of the templates. Make sure


    your blade is fresh and pull it along
    TEMPLATES evenly. Don’t hack or saw, you want a
    clean edge on all of your cuts. If your
    knife doesn’t pull and slice easily then
    replace the blade with a fresh one.

    ST E P 3 :

    SC OR E Using your utility knife, score the line


    you drew down the center of both the
    AND TAPE front and crown pieces. Do this by
    inserting the blade into just the first
    THE FRON T layer of cardboard to form a shallow
    groove, being careful not to cut all the
    AND CR OWN way through. Tape over the scoring.
    ST E P 4 :

    FIT SEAMS Gently bend the cardboard in several


    places to more easily form a rounded
    TOGETHER shape. Match the front and crown
    template at the corner of one eye as
    shown in the picture.

    ST E P 5 :

    TAPE SEAMS Tape the crown and front pieces


    together along the entire length of one
    TOGETHER seam, first inside, then outside. When
    finished with the first seam, repeat with
    the other. Finally, bring the back edges
    together and tape the inside and the
    outside of the seam.*

    * At this point, check to see that the helmet fits. If


    it’s too small, open the back seam and tape in an
    additional strip of cardboard. If it’s too big, open the
    back seam and overlap the edges before taping it
    up again.

    ST E P 6 :

    TR AC E TOP Turn the front-crown assembly upside


    down and trace the top opening on a
    PIEC E piece of cardboard.
    ST E P 7 :

    C UT OUT TO P Cut the top piece out.

    PIEC E

    ST E P 8 :

    ATTACH TOP Tape the top piece to the top of the


    crown, pinching the outer edges
    PIEC E together as shown.

    ST E P 9 :

    SC OR E HOR NS Draw a line down the middle of each


    horn, following the curve. Score along
    the line.
    ST E P 1 0 :

    ATTAC H Adjust the horns on the side of the


    helmet as shown and tape them both
    HORNS front and back.

    ST E P 1 1 :

    REIN FORC E Check all seams to make sure tape


    is firmly in place, and horns are
    WITH TAPE secure. Reinforce any weak spots with
    additional tape.

    ST E P 1 2 :

    STORM THE Extra Credit: If you really want to make


    the other knights jealous, add papier-
    NEAR EST mâché and paint. Make papier-mâché
    by mixing 2 parts glue with 1 part water.
    CAST L E Rip up small strips of brown paper bag,
    no wider than 1.5”. Apply over taped-
    edges and all tape, smooth it out and
    overlap the wet strips of papier-mâché
    as you go. For the smaller details use
    thinner strips of brown paper to keep it
    smooth. Let dry one hour and paint!
    HORN HORN

    A DV E N T U R E S I N C A R D B OA R D’ S

    Knight’s Helmet

    CROWN

    FRONT

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