Faitmain – Faitcoeur

Handmade - Heartmade

Done with my hands, from the bottom of my heart

F.A.Q.

What do you mean by "marks" ?

To understand the technic, I advise you to start with the geometrical ones.
Instructions are HERE.

How do I adapt the pattern to my book ?

Measure your book sheets height, substract 26, then divide by 2.
Add the result to all the marks.

Count your book number of sheets, substract 188, then divide by 2.
The result tells you on which sheet you start folding.

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  • Claudine

    17 Mar 2019

    Bonjour,
    A quoi correspondent les marques pixels, j’ai déjà réalisé plusieurs livres pliés, c’est la première fois que je vois cet élément. Merci pour la réponse

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    • Faitmain-Faitcoeur
        

      20 Mar 2019

      L’origine des patrons est pourtant le pixel… puisque c’est moi qui ai été la toute première à conceptualiser les oeuvres d’Isaac Salazar ;-)
      La construction du patron se fait à partir du logiciel Photoshop, le pixel est l’unité de mesure qui permet le plus la reproduction des détails (contrairement aux patrons lignés). Cette dimension de pixel ne sert qu’à la construction, à l’étape pliage vous avez des mesures en cm.

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  • Magali

    26 Feb 2019

    Merci pour le partage ❤

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  • Patrice

    09 Dec 2018

    Merci pour le patron je vais le faire et donner à une assoc qui aide les gens

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  • Marie-Claude

    15 Oct 2018

    Merci pour le patron, il est difficile de trouver des patrons partagés. J’ai essayé d’en faire un mais je n’y suis pas arrivé.

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    • Faitmain-Faitcoeur
       

      17 Oct 2018

      Il ne faut pas rester sur un échec !
      Explique moi où tu n’y es pas arrivé que je puisse t’aider…

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  • Céline

    01 Oct 2018

    Merci beaucoup pour le patron, vous faites un excellent travail et c’est très gentil de partager avec nous.

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  • Jennifer

    17 Apr 2018

    May I please have the “I give you my heart” template to try.

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    • Faitmain-Faitcoeur
       

      19 Apr 2018

      You are on the right page to download the pattern ;-) (click on the purple link beside the second pic and don’t forget to take a look at the F.A.Q. at the end of the post).

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  • Erika

    28 Feb 2018

    Modelli molto belli e facili da creare. Mercì

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  • Andrée from Montréal Canada

    20 Jan 2018

    Bonsoir Céline, merci pour le patron c’est très beau ce que vous faites. Salutations.

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  • Geneviève

    09 Nov 2017

    bonjour
    merci beaucoup pour ce partage

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  • Luisa

    12 Mar 2017

    Merci

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  • Gail

    23 Feb 2017

    Thank you so much Celine =)

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  • Bernie

    18 Feb 2017

    Came across ur patterns but as yet have not been able to see them as downloads so are they lines or measurments hopefully measurments as my eyes won’t let me use lines. Was wondering how can I get hold of multiple line patterns by using measurments as of yet can only find one where u do not have to cut book thank you for the pattern looks lovely.

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    • Faitmain-Faitcoeur
       

      22 Feb 2017

      All my patterns are with measurements. You can download the free ones on this website by clicking on the link beside the second pic. The others are available on my online shop.
      If you want to get measurements from a lines pattern, print it and measure with a ruler but your eyes won’t be happy…
      I’m not native English, please don’t abbreviate your comment ;-)

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  • Ruth

    13 Feb 2017

    Thank you very much

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  • Gayle

    26 Jan 2017

    Thank you so much for the patterns.

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  • Gayle

    26 Jan 2017

    Thank you very much.

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  • Maarit

    09 Dec 2016

    Hi
    I would like to make a Christmas present for my mom. I give you my love
    Thank you very much

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    •  

      15 Dec 2016

      That will be a great present!
      You are on the right place to download the pattern for free ;-)

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  • Marthe

    02 Nov 2016

    Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!

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  • David

    31 Aug 2016

    Just a little question when you put numbers in cm how come theirs 4 numbers not three can you please help

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    •  

      31 Aug 2016

      For smother curves patterns are made with two decimals.
      13.67cm = 13cm + 6mm + 1/2mm (rounded to the nearest 0.05).

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  • Rita

    15 Aug 2016

    I love all of them thank you so much

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  • Casi

    03 Apr 2016

    Beautiful, I would love doing this

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  • Regina

    02 Mar 2016

    thank you very much for your patterns

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  • Vera

    28 Jan 2016

    hope to get going with this one today – thank you

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    •  

      28 Jan 2016

      Don’t be afraid, it’s easy! You will just need patience and preciseness, I’m sure you will succeed ;-)

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  • Maureen

    30 Nov 2015

    Thank you so much.

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  • michelle

    23 Oct 2015

    hello. want to know what does sheets mean? is that pages of folds?

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    •  

      31 Oct 2015

      A sheet means a sheet of paper… ;-) It’s made of two pages, because you can’t fold only one page!!

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  • Ann

    24 Sep 2015

    thank you for sharing

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  • Theo

    25 Aug 2015

    Thank you for sharing.

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  • Gail

    16 Aug 2015

    Thank you for sharing this pattern. It’s such a ‘giving’design in itself. =)

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  • Angela

    22 Jun 2015

    Thank you so much for sharing.

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  • Mary

    17 Jun 2015

    Many thanks for your generosity!!

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  • Pat

    12 Jun 2015

    Thank you for the free pattern.

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  • Linda

    05 Jun 2015

    I can’t wait to try this pattern, Thank you so much!!!

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  • Tammy

    17 May 2015

    Hi can you explain how to convert measurements as I don’t understand 8.92, 9.67, 13.58, 11.42 and so on I new to this but measurements are really confusing

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    •  

      18 May 2015

      To make smooth curves I usually use numbers with 2 decimals, rounded to the nearlier 0.05cm.
      Céline hadn’t rounded her marks, so :
      8.92 = 8.90 = 8cm + 9mm
      9.67 = 9.65 = 9cm + 6mm + 1/2mm

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  • Linda

    09 May 2015

    This looks amazing and I’m going to make it fro a friend who’s getting married Thank you

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  • Mark

    23 Apr 2015

    thanks for sharing

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  • Anita

    13 Apr 2015

    Thank you for sharing your pattern, I’m going to try the I give you my heart one.

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  • Carol

    11 Apr 2015

    Thankyou for sharing yor patterns I look forward to tring one for the first time will let you know how I got on
    thank again

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  • Beverly

    11 Apr 2015

    Hello – thank you for sharing your pattern. I am looking forward to trying the cat.
    Merci!

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  • Juli

    10 Apr 2015

    May I please have the I give you my heart template.

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    •  

      11 Apr 2015

      You are on the right place to download it, just click on the link in the post ;-)

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  • Diana

    07 Apr 2015

    Looking forward to completing this one. Thanks so much.

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  • Vivienne

    01 Apr 2015

    Thank you so much for sharing x

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  • Carol

    10 Mar 2015

    Thank you so much for sharing x

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  • Gemma

    06 Mar 2015

    Thank you for the template, I am overjoyed to be able to fold this it will make beautiful new addition for our home and this one is for me. Thank you

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  • Louisa

    27 Feb 2015

    Please could you send me some free patterns?

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    •  

      01 Mar 2015

      All the free patterns are available on the website.
      Click on the “Folded book” tag on the right sidebar to find them ;-)

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  • Isabelle

    27 Feb 2015

    Ces livres pliés sont magnifiques !! merci pour vos partages !!

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  • Lynne

    19 Feb 2015

    Many thanks for the beautiful pattern of I give you my heart :)

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  • Sandra

    09 Feb 2015

    Thank you Celine for sharing . I can’t wait to try to follow your instruction. I think I will and can learn from you.

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  • Michelle

    31 Jan 2015

    Thank you for sharing your patterns can’t wait to use them

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  • Melissa

    30 Jan 2015

    I have just discovered book folding and can’t wait to try it. Your designs are beautiful. I am grateful for your generousity in sharing the instructions. Thank-you!

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  • Lesley

    26 Jan 2015

    Thankkkk youuu ☺

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  • Lesley

    23 Jan 2015

    this pattern looks lovely, I am new to this craft and have only done one fold, birdcage, so this will be a challenge, many thanks for your share.

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  • Sue

    09 Jan 2015

    Thank you so much for sharing your lovely design. I’m so looking forward to trying out the pattern.

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  • Susan

    28 Dec 2014

    Thank you for sharing your talent and allowing us to download your patterns they look amazing.

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  • Shon

    19 Nov 2014

    Thanks for the brilliant patterns.. Cant wait to get started :)

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  • Penny

    22 Oct 2014

    I’m new to book folding but eager to see what I can do. Thanks so much for being willing to share your lovely pattern. If I had to start out by creating a pattern myself I’d give up before I started.

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    •  

      23 Oct 2014

      First practise with the shared patterns. But don’t doubt yourself, creating a pattern is much less difficult than it seems ! ;-)

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  • Michelle

    13 Oct 2014

    Cant wait to get started on this.

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  • Ellie

    13 Oct 2014

    Thank you for being so generous in allowing us to use your beautiful patterns.x

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  • Jeannine

    20 Sep 2014

    c’est tout simplement magnifique, je suis devenue accro.
    Merci pour les patrons

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  • Norma

    09 Sep 2014

    Thank you for sharing this cute file !

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  • Michel

    05 Sep 2014

    Merci pour tous ces travaux que vous partagez.
    Je vais m’en servir pour acquérir une bonne maîtrise sur le pliage de livres.

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  • Eileen

    31 Aug 2014

    Celine, Such a beautiful pattern. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Alyssa

    24 Aug 2014

    Hi, I don’t understand how to read the chart and where to fold each paper.

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    •  

      25 Aug 2014

      Did you read the F.A.Q. at the end of the post? ;-)

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  • Leonie

    11 Aug 2014

    thankyou for sharing

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  • Emiko

    30 Jun 2014

    Thanks for sharing this pattern!

    I have a question though. I’ve folded a couples of books before but never seen marks with more than one decimal. The marks I’ve seen before looked for exempel like this – 11,3 and 14,8.
    But for this pattern it looks like this – 10,83 and 11,17.

    How do I do? Should I go for just the first decimal?
    (Hope you understand my question)

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    •  

      30 Jun 2014

      Calculating 2 decimals marks makes a more accurated shape.
      Céline doesn’t make the calculations on her patterns, but my method rounded off to the nearest 0,05 cm (11.3 → 11.5 and 14.8 → 15).

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  • Julie

    23 Jun 2014

    Many thanks xx

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  • Marcia

    18 Jun 2014

    Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try it now.

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  • Anna

    26 May 2014

    Thaaaank yyyouuuu! :D

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  • Mona

    22 May 2014

    Thanks, I must try to do it.

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  • Susanne

    12 May 2014

    Thanks for sharing this pattern.

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  • Annelie

    09 May 2014

    Can you send me the “I give your heart” pattern?
    Thanks so very much.

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    •  

      10 May 2014

      You are on the right post to download it… ;-)

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  • Sarah

    09 May 2014

    Hi can I get the pattern for “I give you my heart”??

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    •  

      10 May 2014

      You are on the right post to download it… (click on the link beside the pdf icon).

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