Greetings to all my friends in the community! I hope you're all doing well. Today, I'm going to participate in a Diy Contest week 26 organized by @mesola. It's a stationary organizer made out of paper, which I've created. I hope you'll like it.
I captured some key stages of the process through my camera. I'm sharing those photos and materials I used to create this craft, and in this post belo.
Material
- Paper ( 7 pages)
- colors
- sessior
- Glue
Process
First, I colored all the pages with different hues, then I cut them into square shapes. Next, I folded one page into a triangle and connected its both ends together. (I repeated the same process with the remaining 5 pages). This way, I created 6 triangular partitions
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Next, I used glue to assemble all the partitions together, making sure they were evenly aligned. Then, I folded a paper to create a thin stick. I applied glue to it and connected it to the center, holding everything in place.
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Then, I applied glue to all the parts of the stationary organizer's lower section and attached a paper to it. I also created a small paper flower and connected it to the top section of the stick. And now, our stationary organizer is complete!
I've taken pictures of it from different angles.
Note: I used normal pages to make this, but if you want to make it more sturdy, you can use colorful hard sheets instead.
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It may seem simple at first glance, but I went the extra mile to make it more attractive by layering two papers together, cutting them in a zigzag shape, and creating a frame. I hope you'll find the stationary organizer appealing.
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