How to Make a Easy Paper Pen Holder

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What you will need:

1: Square sheet - 20cm. 

What you will need to do:

Fold the paper in half and then in half again. Then open it out and then fold the corners in again




Then do this: 



Then once you have done that fold it in 2: 



Then do that whole process again and then do this: 





Then glue them together on both sides: 



Once you have done that open it out and fold it so it looks like this: 



Then fold it out slightly so it looks like this: 

Then make as many as these as you want. Make sure it is an even number.


Then glue them together.

Once you have glued them it should look like this: 


Then glue them together again:


Now get a cardboard sheet or hard paper which is 11cm and 2 11cm sheets of paper.



And stick the cardboard with a sheet of paper:



And stick it together again.


And stick the sheets on the bottom of the pen holders. 


And then cut off the excess 


And now you can store your pens!!


Credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3sDNNoCfzQ

Youtuber: AS World











 







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