Papercraft Piano cat

I used Tubbypaws pattern to build a working piano cat papercraft. My sister in law Emily and I tested it out. It does play... quite well actually. This is a response to charlie schmidt's "cool cat".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J---aiyznGQ

Here is the link to Tubbypaws' pattern and her instructions. I can't thank her enough for this wonderful pattern!
http://tubbypaws.blogspot.com/2009/08/meow-again-its-time-for-papercraft.html

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• Piano cat
• cool cat
• tubbypaws
• papercraft
• cat

[hicornp]

OMG HOW DO YOU MAKE THIS?!?!

[kingduckmonkey]

@hicornp I used a pattern created by Tubbypaws out of paper and glue. And two pennies. I put the link to the pattern in my description now so you can make your own!

[thebolt220]

Check out my keyboard pikachu . By the way is there a way to make it bigger?

[kingduckmonkey]

@thebolt220 I'm sure there is a way. But Tubby Paws puts her patterns all in one image. You could probably cut the pieces and spread them out using an image editor.

[JapaneseModernist]

Amazing! I've seen Tubbypaws website but I'm glad it works so well! What kind of glue did you use? regular white paper glue?

[kingduckmonkey]

@JapaneseModernist I used regular Elmer's school glue. And at one point I was using wood glue. :S That didn't work as well. Glue sticks are good for certain pieces, but don't hold as well as regular white glue.

[darkcaty98]

LOL soo cool

[AmazingCrafts]

This is so freakin' cute!

[thebolt220]

This was a nice model and the best thing is it's free! Awsome job.

[kingduckmonkey]

@dannad54 Yes! Its 8x11 heavy cardstock paper. I think its like 160g/m2. :P Usually found by the scrapbook stuff.