(6) papercraft cross

1.) Printable Crest with grey tabs


2.) Screenshot of mesh mixer prototype 


3.) Card stock 
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4.) Process 



























I made a cross, because God help me, I split my thumb open with an exacto knife. 
I laser cut the final version of the cross, however the tabs still struggled to hold together. 
I scrapped the white cross prototype because the bottom and top of it has blood on it. 

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