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Diy Wedding Favour

Create your own diy wedding favours.  Use the techniques of Japanese origami to make your own unique bonbonniere wedding favours.  Choose from the 1st Class Paper gorgeous range of decorative paper to create your wedding favours.

   

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Diy Pyramid
Wedding Favour Box


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Diy Origami
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Diy Pyramid
Wedding Favour Box

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Part 1



Materials:

8-1/2" x 11" heavy-weight card stock
3" x 3" thin cardboard square
3" long bamboo skewer or stick
small hole punch
transfer paper (graphite)
stamps
decorative paper
craft knife
glue stick
blunt stylus tool
ruler
4-1/2" x 7-1/2" decorative paper

To make the box:

1. Transfer pattern in figure A to card stock using transfer paper and a blunt stylus tool.


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Figure B
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Figure C
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Figure D
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Figure E
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Figure F
2. Cut around the outside edge of the pattern and score remaining lines with a ruler and a blunt stylus tool (figure B).

3. Fold the box up into a pyramid shape (figure C).

4. Punch a small hole on opposite corners 1-1/4" down from the top of the peaks.

5. Decorate the box with paint, decorative papers and stamps (figure D).

6. Cut a 1/8-inch square out of the middle of the thin cardboard square. Cover with decorative paper. Miter edges and finish both sides (figure E).

7. Fold the box up along the score lines.

8. Place the covered square over the peaks and secure with a stick through the holes (figure F).



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Figure G
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Figure H
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Figure I
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Figure J
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Figure K

To make the card:

1. Cut a piece of decorative paper 4-1/2" x 7-1/2" and decorate the white side with stamps, writing or images.

2. Fold the left lower corner up to the top edge and unfold (figure G).

3. Fold the right lower corner to top edge and unfold (figure H).

4. Turn it over and fold hem at intersected fold lines (figure I).

5. Push the intersection down so that the diagonal folds on the left and right sides pop up (figure J).

6. Fold the top left corner down and tuck the point into the little pocket.

7. Fold the top right corner down and tuck the point into the little pocket (figure K).


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Diy Origami
Wedding Favour Box


 

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Diy Favour Boxes

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Figure A

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Figure B

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Figure C

Materials:

* 1 square piece of paper
* Decorative Ribbon etc


Instructions:

  1. Fold paper in half in a left/right direction. Then open it up flat again and fold it in half from the top/bottom direction.

  2. Fold paper in half on the diagonals and open it up flat again.

  3. Fold the corners of paper to the middle (figure A).

  4. Take this smaller square that you have just created and fold the left and right sides in half toward the middle.

  5. Open those side flaps up and now fold the top/bottom sides in half toward the middle (figure B).

  6. Open those flaps up, then take hold of the tips of the top and bottom triangular flaps and pull them out.

  7. Fold the sides of the shape to the middle and pull them up into a 90-degree position. These will make the sides of the box (figure C).

  8. Bring up the top and bottom sides of the box also into a 90-degree position, pushing the tipped flaps up and over into the bottom of the box.  Decorate!

Tip: To make a top for the box, all you have to do is make another box just slightly larger than the first one.

Products: This craft will work with any kind of paper, but some really beautiful papers for this project can be found at Asian specialty stores.




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