Interactive Pamphlets for TurnShirts.com - a mini paper quiz

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Whilst considering the truth of the world and facts that I have learnt from the alternative news sites such as whatreallyhappened.com, I wondered if there was a way to inform people using paper but in an interactive manner - and here is my solution - let me introduce the new and fantastic ...

"Interactive Pamphlet" 


  • Easy to build yourself 
  • Low carbon impact
  • Can be recycled - reset the answers and leave for the next person
  • Comes in an assortment of colours (just change the paper)
  • Can be totally personalised
  • Totally awesome
  

Interactive Pamphlet - Read the question ... 

Interactive Pamphlets - Pull tab to answer question ...

Interactive Pamphlets - Turn over to find out more!

Create your own version now using the following template - print it out and follow the guides ...

Build Your Own Interactive Pamphlet Today



... and let me know how you get on!

Also, you can create smaller versions - just reduce the print size.
"Are we made of stardust?" Small Interactive Pamphlet 

Click the following image and download your own version to print out and question the world...


Or visit "Odin's Table" to collect a FREE printed version of the Interactive Pamphlet and see it in action on the tables in the only Scandinavian Cafe in the Midlands ...

Scandinavian Cafe, Bakery and Shop - see some Interactive Pamphlets for real!





Comments

  1. Mark28 April 2016 at 09:37

    A suggestion from Garry @ http://www.hue7design.co.uk. Build your pamphlets with multi choice questions. Pull the tab to reveal the answer for that row. Thanks Garry!

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  2. Mark6 March 2017 at 01:55

    You can now visit the Scandinavian cafe "Odin's Table" in Beeston to collect pre-printer Interactive Pamphlets and enjoys some Swedish snacks and drinks.
    For more information go to http://www.odinstable.co.uk/

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