How to Make Miniature Fruit Juice for a Dollhouse, Free Sheet for Print
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Hello friends,
Today we are making miniature fruit juices for your dollhouse. You will find a free sample of 3 packagings in the description of this video. We will be working on a 1:6th scale for this tutorial. For 1:12 scale, as well as the rest of the packagings in 1:6th scale and 1:3rd scale, please visit my Etsy shop at littlemaggieshop.etsy.com.
First, after you download and open the PDF file, you need to select File, Print. In the Preview settings, select the page that you would like to print. For scale, enter 100%, and for the Quality of the print, select Best. You need to print on cardstock paper for the best results.
Once you’ve printed the page, cut out all packagings. Next, use small scissors and a ruler to gently trace the lines where you will fold the packaging. This will help you keep straight lines when folding. Fold the packaging. Glue down the tabs. Apply craft glue as a topcoat to prevent moisture.
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You will need:
- Craft glue (I use BIC white glue for wood and paper)
- Cardstock paper
- Printer
- Tweezers
- Scissors
- Paint Brush
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These are so cool! Thanks for posting this!!🎉
You are welcome. 🥳 I hope they are cute addition to your mini project.
Nice
Hey, thank you very much for stopping by. It is an honor for me. I love your channel ❤
Thanks, I made one with the free sheet and it turned out really cute! I put clear tape on it before cutting it out so I did not glaze it afterwards (just make sure to not cover the flaps or the glue will not stick very well) and before I closed the top I filled it with a bit of hot glue so it is heavy at the bottom and does not tend to fall over.
This sounds like a fantastic idea! Thanks for sharing! Adding hot glue inside is brilliant-not only does it make the box heavier, but it also makes it sturdier. I wish I’d known about this earlier; my 3-year-old son managed to squish his juice box with just a squeeze! 😄
@@LittleMaggieShop I guess to make it toddler proof one has to fill it all the way to the top 😉
@@MR-rj2qw Yes! That was exactly what I was thinking :)