The First Foldable Jolla
 

The idea came up thanks to TMO user bennypr0fane who posted a link of a "Foldable Fairphone" in the Jolla tracking numbers thread.

So here we go: The first foldable Jolla in original size. You need a printer, paper, scissors, glue and a steady hand to build your own paper Jolla. I hope crafting it makes the long wait (those with high order numbers, Swiss and Norwegian) feel a bit shorter :)

Of course there’s also a second template for the lucky eary Jolla owners. Oh and yes, it works - I built one myself just now ;)

Update: 3rd one available "Christmas Card"

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-YDJVixx9R3...e_Jolla_ex.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-V2w8qKqQRY...masCard_ex.jpg

• Download "Christmas" version here.

• NEW Download "Christmas Card" version here.

• Download "Stunt double" version here.

Updates:
18/12/13 Optimizing colors for printing
18/12/13 Foldable Jolla - Christmas card

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

First ever, usable, stable, phone for my wife :P

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

Good to hear :D And she won't need to worry about battery life ;)

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

Does it come with a screen protector? To avoid key scratches in the handbag... :)

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

Now that's a Jolla you can let your kids play with! Without worrying that they'll destroy the rare of the rarest, your preciousssss...

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

Is this the Jolla they promised for the “other” countries ?

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Wohoo!

I am the First [Paper] One in Norway!

Thank you for your effort caprico :D

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

You're welcome, great to see a Paper Jolla in Norway! :)

Here's a picture of mine and I'm happy to see that another one already made it to Jolla (by Stefano Mosconi): http://instagram.com/p/iEJAMVTM0m/# :)

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

It's days like these that make me curse the day I decided for a B/W laser printer instead of a photo ink jet... :/

Re: The First Foldable Jolla
 

New printable version available (see 1st post) - a 3d Jolla Christmas Card. But that's it for now :-)