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I just pushed an update which makes the front and back exactly the same size so they fit perfectly back-to-back.

When you now print the two from the editor, they will be aligned in a way that you can simply fold them on each other to create a two sided pinout leaf.

This is turning into #papercraft 😄

My last post got more than 1k boosts! Thanks everyone! 👉 I decided to share one of my paid resources here on Mastodon for free so that everyone can have a look at my educational paper circuit projects and how my workshop kits look. Feel free to download and/or #retoot
These color-changing mushrooms are a fun party trick for grown-ups or an easy educational project for kids aged 7 and up.
And here is the super secret download link :-) voltpaperscissors.com/secretdo

A year ago, I saw someone open a book lamp in a bar. It was a pretty expensive product. Since I combine electronics and paper crafting, I had to DIY it and develop an easy-to-use circuit template and instructions for it. This educational project is perfect for libraries. Please #retoot :-)
Template and instructions are available on my website: voltpaperscissors.com/diybookl.
Feel free to ask any questions.
#papercircuit #papercraft #diy #MINT #STEM

I've been so busy worrying about moving I haven't been keeping up with sharing my crafts! I am still crafting - trying to do more, in fact, since it's such a nice outlet for stress.

Here's a little custom book cover I did for my dad not long ago, on a small book that is a little inside joke for our family. I'm super pleased with how well it turned out, particularly because I managed it very quickly, and it was my first time breaking away from linen cover material and into other fabrics. :ablobcatheart:

Currently if I want to print custom cards for an RPG or board game I just use my home printer and a guillotine, and it's slow and inaccurate.

Is there a way to automate this process short of getting a full die-cutting machine (like a cricut)? It seems like overkill just to cut out rectangles of paper.