Making A Paper Cup For My Sister's School Project

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Hello everyone.
So it the end of the year school session and my kid sister was given a project to make a paper cup so I decided to be of help to guide her.

I think it will be best if I share with you a very simple craft project today and that is how to make cups with cardboard paper. This is one of the simplest crafts out there and you too can attempt to do so and when you do, they come out chic and you can use them.

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Materials You鈥檒l Need:

  • Cardboard paper
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Ruler
  • Pencil
  • paint

procedure

To get this simple cup measurement is 15:15cm on the cardboard paper here is my own sample馃憞

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Roll the Body:
Now take the to form the rectangular piece I had to fold slowly fold it into cylinder shape. Stick the sides to make sure it is well pinned to the table or where it will be used. All right place it right for several seconds so that it may stick properly.

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Decorate Your Cup:
After that it is okay if you give it any shape or design that you would wish to give your cup. For me I needed to make a baby face on it so I went on that and here is what I got

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  1. Attach the Base:
    Put glue at the circumference of the circular base and stick it on the bottom of the cylinder. Apply some pressure to make sure it will shut down correctly.

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Yet, this is a great DIY project suitable for your home or even as a child鈥檚 activity. Please remember the cups are not water proof vessels they can only be used for decoration or as storage utensils.

Try this and let me know how yours come out I will be interested in reading your post too.

Thanks

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