How to Make a Paper Present
Making little presents is very fun. Many people enjoy them!
Steps
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1Gather supplies.
- Use any colored paper or you can draw designs on white paper to make the present more fun and exciting!
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2Fold paper in half horizontally.
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3Fold paper over on itself again.
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4Complete the process with another piece of paper.
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5Unfold each sheet of paper.
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6Cut out the shapes of the squares so you have six squares overall.
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7Start taping the squares together to form a cube
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8Cut one of the remaining squares into four long vertical strips. The length and width of the strip does not matter.
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9Form two of the four strips into “loops” by taping them together at the ends. Check out the photos to further explain this step!
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10Cut the bottoms of the other two strips so they look like the ends of ribbons.
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11Tape the bottom strips on the top of the cube, which should begin looking like a present box by now!
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12Tape the “loops” to the top of the box so it looks like a present bow.
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13You have now made a paper present!Ad
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Tips
- If you actually want to place a gift inside the cube, do not tape all sides completely. Leave the bottom edge of one side unfastened so it can swing open.
- Try taping all parts of the bow together, at its center, to minimize the use of tape.
- For aesthetic reasons, make sure the adhesive tape is not visible! Try using double-sided tape and then tape from inside. If not, gently fold a strip of adhesive tape and place it under the bow to make it less apparent. Repeat multiple times for extra strength. When you do fold, cut the strip into pieces that are smaller than the bow.
Warnings
- Make sure your gift is very light – light enough to be carried on paper. If not, your paper cube will tear!
- Don’t tape all sides before you place your gift inside the box.
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