Making A Mini Carton ~ Step By Step
I tried making a mini carton using A4 hard cord paper.
The folding was a little bit hard since the paper was a hard one on its own but I did my best with the folding until I got what I wanted to do with it.
Yes, it's been a while I shared any craft-related articles, it just happens that today I felt like doing something different and taking a break off other things.
The only way to do that and not remain idle at the same thing was to find something doing and get myself busy.
Since my PC develops a little issue and I can't use it to do my blogging in the meantime, I decided to make a silly craft out of the cardboard paper I saw lying around.
First I tried something different from this but it was a little too naughty and you might laugh hard if I had shared it, so in order not to make a mockery of myself here, I decided to change that work and do some other thing and that was making a mini carton with the hard cord paper.
After doing this, I gift it to one little boy just outside our workplace to play with it. He was happy when I handed him the craftwork, he started picking things and putting them inside the carton. He was looking cheerful and quite busy with what he was doing as if he was doing anything important 😅 it was just fun to watch him play around with it.
Children seem to find joy in even the slightest thing.
Below is the process of the work. It has a lot of steps, some of which I haven't even included here. I just decided to share these few steps.
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And that was all for the mini carton creation using hard cord A4 size paper.
It's a little bit tedious looking at it from the steps but trust me that isn't really what it is. What you see is just the steps, nothing really tedious about this if you actually know what you are making and that is the fact about crafting.
When you know what you are doing and what you intend to build then crafting becomes an easy thing to do.
Thank you for stopping by my blog today and finding my work worthy of your time, attention, upvote, comments, and reblog.
I truly appreciate you all.