1 Assemble the fan bones. notice the center of the bamboo sticks width wise and mark one in. from one finish. this may be the purpose at that the fan pivots when opened and closed.
2 Use the needle to make holes where you marked the center of the bamboo sticks.
3 Use the 2-inch head pin to string through the holes you've got simply created. Gather the bamboo along as if the fan was within the closed position.
4 If you would like the bones of the fan to be a distinct color, or to be adorned, now could be the time. remove the pinnacle pin and sand them down with the fine sandpaper and paint if thus desired.
5 Thread the pinnacle pin back through the holes. Use the needle nose pliers to twist the opposite finish of the pinnacle pin closed simply enough to permit for pivoting, however keeping it tight. Use scissors to chop off any additional wire.
6 Spread the paper out and set the bamboo down on the paper. make certain the bamboo bones are spaced out evenly. Use the tape to secure the bones to the paper.
7 Mark the paper a one/2 in. on top of the highest of the bones and 1 in. on either side. Cut all-time low and therefore the prime of the paper in an arc.
8 Remove the bones fastidiously to color or draw on the paper to feature a style to the fan. If you paint it make certain it's fully dry before finishing.
9 Use the glue to permanently attach the bones to the paper. permit the glue to dry fully.
10 Start at one finish and start folding the fan by bringing the primary bone to the second and folding the paper in. Continue during this manner, taking it slow folding the paper. Once finished cut any paper that's not required. You currently have your own Japanese fan!
