Zombie fans this one's for you ^^ a calendar that features a different zombie design each month and zombie papercrafts for you to cut out and construct.
Why do we like zombies so? Let us count the ways. Better yet, let us write down the ways we like zombies on days corresponding to the reason we like zombies. Like this: zombies don't like going to work - well, we'll write that on every Saturday; and: zombies love eating hearts - so, we'll write that on February 14. Hey, while we're at it, why don't we write it on our new Build-a-Zombie 2011 Paper Craft Calendar? But this just isn't any ordinary calendar. No sir. It features a different zombie design each month - with a paper craft version for you to build!
So, the Build-a-Zombie 2011 Paper Craft Calendar is a whole year of zombie fun. You can build one zombie per month and have a horde at the end of the year. OR, you can build them all at once and start your horde early. You won't have anything to look forward to building, but you will be able to start world domination sooner. Oh the decisions! Either way, you'll have fun in planning 2011 and building zombies once you snag yourself a Build-a-Zombie 2011 Paper Craft Calendar!
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Set of 4 uniquely designed paper bot-calendars from Fold4World for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa.
Googly-eyed tower calendar papercraft by Idham Mahardhika.
Kal-09 is no more, its successor Kal-10 has arrived, this reddish version is available at the Cubee site while a blue one can be found @ ImagineFX mag issue #52.
Paper Foldables has a very creative 2010 calendar
for you, it's shaped liked an accordion with the actual calendar printed on the bellows.
We start off 2010 with these cute box-type 2010 calendars from milkbun, it uses an animal theme featuring a Tiger (Jan-Apr), Bunny (May-Aug), and Penguin (Sept-Dec).
And a Happy New Year from 3EyedBear, here's a sharply-dressed Time Manager paper toy with a 2010
2010 papercraft calender created by artist Angelie Baral for Urbiz.fr (Urban Ecology Monitoring Platform).