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Abyssinians are cats with a characteristic V-shaped face and almond-shaped eyes. Each hair on their coat is separated by several different colors along the hair and glitters under the light. There are different theories on where it originated, including Egypt, Ethiopia and England. The proposed origin of the name ‘Abyssinian’ is that, long ago, a British soldier brought the ancestor of the modern Abyssinian back to England from Ethiopia, which was called Abyssinia at the time.

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This cartoonish depiction of a dragon is super cute and can be made easily with just one piece of paper.

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The Spring Knitting and Stitching Show kicks off today and we're so excited to meet you all! We've been working hard at Papercraft HQ to find the perfect project to demo at our make-and-take sessions and we simply couldn't resist this amazing pop-up cupcake card! 

If you weren't able to make the show or you couldn't meet us, then why not have a go at making this card at home? You can find all the papers we used, the step-by-step instructions leaflet and all the info about the products you'll need below :)

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The Holland Lop is the smallest breed of lop-eared rabbit. It is a popular rabbit native to Holland. Overall they are very cute and look like soft, cuddly toys, but they are actually quite big-boned and muscular. They don't mind being touched and are very friendly and calm. In Europe and the United States, they are often used in animal therapy programs.