Hans Christian Andersen mobiles and paper cut outs
Before the Flensted family became makers of mobiles, they were publishers, and published the works of Hans Christian Andersen in many languages.
If you have an old Hans Christian Andersen book on your bookshelves, it might be from Flensted’s Publishing House.
As well as telling tales and fables, Hans Christian Andersen also made paper cutouts, for adults and children alike. It is said that he always carried a large pair of scissors, 24 cm long, when he went to dinner parties.
In the middle of a conversation, he would produce the scissors, fold a piece of paper and move it deftly through the scissors’ jaws. Hans Christian Andersen created around 1500 paper cut outs.
Between 1980 and 2003, Christian and Grethe Flensted ran a shop only metres away from Andersen’s house in Odense. After 1982, it became a Flensted tradition to publish a cutout each year.
These cutouts are mounted on a thread and supplied with an envelope and a greetings card with a portrait of Hans Christian Andersen. They make an original greetings card or can be used to decorate your Christmas tree.
126w H.C. Andersen's Ballet (white/red)
126 H.C. Andersen's Ballet (black/red)
90b Hans Christian Andersen's Balloons (multicoloured)
90a Hans Christian Andersen's Balloons (black)
603 H. C. Andersen Mobile 1993
602 Fairy Swans
601 H. C. Andersen Mobile 1990
12 The Ugly Duckling
683 Swan Dancers
686 Palm Angels
697 Man In The Moon
689 Sun Troll
688 Swan Man
685 The Tightrope Dancer 
687 Pierrot
699 Heart
695 Pixie Troll
693 Janus
692 Balloon Dance
684 April Fool's Dancers
682 Pixies
691 Jericho Dance
698 Dancers
694 Concert Angel 
690 Mill Man
Cut outs
"Millman" FM-690 * "Sun Troll" FM-689 * "Janus" FM-693
"Palmangels" FM-686 * "Swandancer" FM 683 * "Pixies" FM-682 * "Dancers" FM-698 * "Balloon dance" FM-692 * "Dancers" FM-684 * "Concert angel" FM-694
"Man in the Moon" FM-697 * "Pixie Troll" FM-695 * "Heart" FM-699 * "Jerichau dance" FM-691 * "Pierrot" FM-687
"Linedancer" FM-685 * "Swan man" FM-688
