You can check out the simple steps to creating one here:
Find a piece of cardstock about A4 size. I used the one bracing a package of inkjet photo paper. (US Letter will do for our trans-Atlantic friends.)- Cut a rectangle about 12 x 15 cm out of it.
- Cut a slot 2.5 cm wide and 1.5 cm deep in the center of the long edge.
- Shape the rest of the edge as you see on the picture: the "tabs" are about 1.5 cm wide and 2 cm deep.
- Grab your scissors and a straightedge, and using the blunt side of the scissors, make a straight-line dent into the FinnBounce where you see the fold on the picture. Bend experimentally to see that it bends cleanly.
- Get hold of some rubber cement, preferably in stick form (easier to handle). I used UHU PowerStic. Grab a piece of aluminum foil. Lay a very, very thin layer of rubber cement evenly on it, and another on the side of the FinnBounce soon to be covered by it. Allow to set for a minute or so.
- Gently unroll the piece of aluminum foil on the FinnBounce, and press flat. Don't muff it too badly, because once it's there, it's there.
- Trim edges of foil along edges of FinnBounce with scissors.
- Get some clear, adhesive book-cover plastic, cut a piece a bit bigger than the FinnBounce, and cover the aluminum part with it, folding the edges underneath just as if you were covering a schoolbook. Voilà, the FinnBounce is ready for action!
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