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El Plegado y Cartonaje en la Escuela Primaria by Antonio M Luchia and Corina Luciani de Luchia, 1940
 
'El Plegado y Cartonaje en la Escuela Primaria' by Antonio M Luchia and Corina Luciani de Luchia was published by Editorial Kapelusz in Buenos Aires in 1940.

Many of the designs in this book make use of cuts to simplify the folding method.

A full copy of the book can be found online at www.bnm.me.gov.ar/giga1/libros/00089681/00089681.pdf

I have not included all the material in the book on this page. I have omitted some of the very simple folds with which the book begins, some examples of cardboard modelling / cartonaje and some of the mathematical paperfolds with which the book ends.

Letras - A Simple Alphabet, Punctuation Marks and Numbers and Mathematical Symbols folded from paper strips

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Repisa Rinconera (Corner Shelf)

(Made from a blintzed square with the aid of a cut)

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Vasito (Glass) - The Paper Cup

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Repisa de Dos Mensulas (Two Bracket Shelf) - The Shelf

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Salero - The Salt Cellar

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Mesa Mantel de Cuatro Puntas (Tablecloth with Four Corners) - The Tablecloth

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Bote Doble - The Double Boat

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Molinete - The Windmill

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Florero (Vase) - The Vase

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Bote Chino - The Boat with Sail

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Cuna (Cradle) - made from the Boat with sail by tucking away the back corners.

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Pez de Boca Grande (Big Mouth Fish) - The Monster Fish

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Pez Raya (Ray Fish) -

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Cuadrado Imbricado Roseta -

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Bandeja, Bombonera o Polvera (Tray, Bonbonniere or Compact)

(A simplified version of the Caja Japonesa below, made with the aid of cuts).

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Bandejo Media Cubo (Half Cube Tray)

(The same design as above but configured in a different way)

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Montera - The Newspaper Hat

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Tarjetero o Gorro de Aguas - Wastebin or Sou'wester

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Gorro de Policia - The Pyramidal Hat

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Barquito Comun - The Paper Boat

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Bandeja / Canastilla (Tray / Layette) -

The second design is a three-dimensionalised version of the first.

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Pajarita Simple - The Cocotte / Pajarita

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Patito (Duckling) - The Duck

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Caballito (Rocking Horse) -

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Mesa Cuadrado Doble - The Table (but folded from a blintz windmill base)

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Bote de Dos Velas

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Caja Japonesa -

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Bomba o Cubo Coplado - The Waterbomb

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Farolito Japonais (Japanese Lantern) - The Kettle

(This design, and the two variations which follow, have all had a hole cut in the top)

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Tetera (Teapot) -

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Azucarera (Sugar Bowl) -

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Cofre Japonais (Japanese Chest)

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Roseta de Cuatro Puntas (Four-Pointed Rosette) -

(Folded from a blintz windmill base)

(Which, oddly, has eight points)

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Mesa Mantel de Tres Puntas (Tablecloth with Three Corners)

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Roseta de Tres Puntas (Rosette with Three Points) -

(several variations including the one shown below)

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Cerdito - The Pig

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Gorro de Base Cuadrada - Le Bonnet Carre

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Mitra - The Tuck-in Mitre

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Gorro de Pintor (Painter's Hat) (1) -

(A simple variant of the Mitre)

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Gorro de Pintor (Painter's Hat) (2) -

(Made from the House)

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Birrete de Obispo -

(derived from the design above)

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Portalapices - Le Portes-Allumettes

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Mariposa - The Flapping Butterfly

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Aeroplano - The Swallow

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Fuelle - The Bellows

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Gatito - The Wild Man of Borneo

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Roseta de Seis Puntas - The One-Piece Star of David

(Folded from an equilateral triangle)

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Poligonos Resurgidos (Raised Polygons)

(A more complex version of the Repisa Rinconera (Corner Shelf) above)

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Bandeja o Bombonera Octagonal con Resurgido Interior (Octagonal Tray or Bonbonniere with Raised Interior)

(Developed from an 8x8 grid using cuts)

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Petardo - The Single-Barrelled Banger

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Sombrilla (Umbrella)

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Molino de Viento (Windmill)

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Muneco (Doll) -

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Carpa - The Tent

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Paraguas Cerrado (Closed Umbrella)

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Pajarita de Alas Movibles - The Flapping Bird

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Dromedario (Dromedary)

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Jirafa

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Asno Carguero - The Donkey with Panniers

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Figuras Simetricos Recortadas - Paper Friezes and Paper Doilies

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Siluetas Recortadas - Fold and Cut Figures and Chain of Dolls

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Meubles Plegados (Folded Furniture) -

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Construccion del Triangulo Equilatero

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Construccion del Pentagono (1) - The Pentagonal Knot

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Construccion del Pentagono (2) - Construction of a Regular Pentagon

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Construccion del Hexagono (1) - Construction of a Regular Hexagon from an Equilateral Triangle

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Construccion del Hexagono (2) - Construction of a Regular Hexagon from a Rectangle

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Construccion del Rhombo - Construction of a Rhombus from an Equilateral Triangle

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Construccion del Parelelogramo - Construction of a Parallelogram from a Square

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Construccion del Octagono (1) - Construction of a Regular Octagon from Two Squares

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Construccion del Octagono (2) - Construction of a Regular Octagon from a Single Square

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Construccion del Decagono - Construction of a Regular Decagon from a Regular Pentagon

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Construccion del Dodecagono - Construction of a Regular Dodecagon from a Regular Hexagon

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Construccion del Cubo (1) - Construction of a Cube in Two Parts

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Construccion del Cubo (2) - Construction of a Cube from a 4x4 Grid using Cuts

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Construccion del Cubo (3) - Construction of a Cube from a 3x4 Grid using Cuts

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Caja cubica - Cubic Box from a 5x5 Grid using Cuts

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Construccion del Prisma - Construction of a Square Prism from a 4x4 Grid using Cuts

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Tetraedro - Construction of a Tetrahedron from a Net Folded and Cut from a Square

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Octaedro - Construction of an Octahedron from a Net Folded and Cut from a Rectangle

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Icosaedro - Construction of an Icosahedron from a Net Folded and Cut from a Regular Hexagon

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Ajuste de Papeles - Standard Polyhedral Nets

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Strip Folding Figures

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