AdventurerKatziThis small Easter bag consists of a tetrapack and a handkerchief. You are looking for a packaging for a small Easter gift? Then this Easter bag is suitable. It is fast made and probably you can start immediately as you have the materials at home.
Have fun upcycling!
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Prepare a craft pad and a washed out, dry tetrapack.
Carefully removes the top layer of the film from the packaging, so that the carton appears.
Cuts the carton straight off at the top.
Now gently press the sides of the packaging inwards. Now the two opposite sides touch each other.
Just squeeze the top edge together.
Hold the bag together at the top and light in the middle a hole with the punched pliers in the bag.
Holds a distance of 1cm from the bag edge.
Marks a narrow rectangle around the hole.
Cut it out with the scissors. The pre-cut holes facilitate cutting.
Now the blank of the bag is ready.
Now you fold a paper handkerchief half-way.
Roll the handkerchief from the long side.
Then thread the rolled-up handkerchief through the cut-out rectangle.
Then pull the handkerchief roll half through the opening.
Now you tie a woolen thread (with 5cm length) around the handkerchief ends.
Repeat this on the other side and position the handkerchief in the middle.
Now fold both ends of the handkerchief up as ears.
Now push a small rubber from above over both ears. Places the rubber on the bag edge.
Now bend the rabbit ears a little apart.
Cut off 3-4 bast threads on a length of 6cm. Lay them on each other and bundle them in the middle. These are the nose hairs of the rabbit.
Stick a button in the middle of the nose hair and the rabbit snout is ready.
Stick both to one side of the box.
Now you're gonna put two more eyes on your guard.
Finally, on the back of the bag, there is still a small cotton wadding as a tail. The rabbit bag is ready.
Decorate your bunny bag or give it away with a little Easter surprise!
Have fun trying out.
You can find more craft ideas for this bag here in the adventure market.
Materials
Directions
Prepare a craft pad and a washed out, dry tetrapack.
Carefully removes the top layer of the film from the packaging, so that the carton appears.
Cuts the carton straight off at the top.
Now gently press the sides of the packaging inwards. Now the two opposite sides touch each other.
Just squeeze the top edge together.
Hold the bag together at the top and light in the middle a hole with the punched pliers in the bag.
Holds a distance of 1cm from the bag edge.
Marks a narrow rectangle around the hole.
Cut it out with the scissors. The pre-cut holes facilitate cutting.
Now the blank of the bag is ready.
Now you fold a paper handkerchief half-way.
Roll the handkerchief from the long side.
Then thread the rolled-up handkerchief through the cut-out rectangle.
Then pull the handkerchief roll half through the opening.
Now you tie a woolen thread (with 5cm length) around the handkerchief ends.
Repeat this on the other side and position the handkerchief in the middle.
Now fold both ends of the handkerchief up as ears.
Now push a small rubber from above over both ears. Places the rubber on the bag edge.
Now bend the rabbit ears a little apart.
Cut off 3-4 bast threads on a length of 6cm. Lay them on each other and bundle them in the middle. These are the nose hairs of the rabbit.
Stick a button in the middle of the nose hair and the rabbit snout is ready.
Stick both to one side of the box.
Now you're gonna put two more eyes on your guard.
Finally, on the back of the bag, there is still a small cotton wadding as a tail. The rabbit bag is ready.
Decorate your bunny bag or give it away with a little Easter surprise!
Have fun trying out.
You can find more craft ideas for this bag here in the adventure market.
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