Cut and fold techniques for pop-up designs / Paul Jackson.

1. Before you start. What is a pop-up? --How to cut and fold --Cutting --Folding --Equipment --Choosing card --Software --Symbols --How to make a pop-up --First, make a rough --Make it well --How to fold a pop-up --2. Basic pop-up forms. What makes a pop-up 'pop!'? --Symmetrical pop-ups --Basic construction --'Three and one; variations --'Two and two' variations --Asymmetrical pop-ups --Basic construction --Asymmetrical variations --Which way up, which way around? --Remember! --3. Developing the basics. Taking the cut for a walk --The shape of the card --Pop-up size vs. card size --Non-parallel folds --Not parallel to the edge --Converging folds: symmetrical --Converging folds: asymmetrical --4. Releasing the folded edge. The 'fold to fold' cut --The basic technique --Applying the technique --Multiple cuts --The pop-up size --The 'fold to edge' cut --Cuts to the side edge --Cuts to the top and bottom edges --Cuts to any edge --Piercing the plane --Half construction --Full construction --No wings --Asymmetrical piercings --5. Multiple gutters and generations. Multiple gutters --Two gutters --More than two gutters --Generations --A theory of generations --Two generations --Asymmetrical generations --Asymmetrical angle generations --Opposing generations --Create you own pop-ups --How to produce a pop-up.