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T G

S O :

Score and cut piece one, the front of the ocarina. Folding according to the lines (on the lined versions) will work, but, for mine, I instead lightly rolled the cardstock around the handle of my exact-o to instead curve the paper. You can do this with any narrow round object—like a pencil, or a dowel (if you have one). Then, glue the appropriate flaps, and move on to the next

pieces.

S T :

Score and cut pieces two through four. Glue them together to form a strip. This makes the sides of the ocarina, which will surround both the front and

back faces.

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S T :

Repeat the steps above for pieces five through seven. Five is the rear face; six and seven complete the sides. Finish the “strip” that is the sides with

pieces 6 and 7. Then, glue the (now) three pieces together. Start with the narrow end of the ocarina, the right side, so that when you have it nearly closed, the hole for the mouthpiece will be on the correct side for you to

work through.

S F :

Once the body of the ocarina is complete, score, cut, fold, and glue the mouthpiece. Fold the tabs along the bottom edge of it, which connect to the

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ocarina itself, up (valley fold) as sharply as you can. Then, glue the tabs, squeeze the mouthpiece slightly out of shape to get it into the ocarina without rubbing glue on it as you do so, and (once it’s in) pull it gently

upward. If it is held in place, the glue should take in a few minutes, and then you have a completed ocarina!