her to make a box and leave it to dry.
Now take two cardboards of (7.5*4.5 and 7*4) and cut out the internal area and stick them together and also cut a smaller area were the coin will be placed. Ensure that you do not cut all the sides, let one end be hanging, such that the coin can slide down.
Insert this drawer into the main box and stick it on the inside as shown in video.
Ensure that you stick the base cardboard and not the drawer, as we will have to pull out the drawer from the main box.
Now place a cardboard in the front, without covering the drawer.
Add smaller piece to the drawer, and finally cover the entire box with paint or card paper of your choice and your money bank is ready.
3- Emoji Pencil holder from card board
Card board and construction paper
Hot glue gun and scissors
Cut out four circles from the cardboard and also two squares of dimensions (3”*3”) and one (3” *3.5”) and two smaller circles for eyes.
Assemble all the materials in a place, and stick two circles together as shown in the video.
Cut out the same circle from yellow construction paper and stick it on the cardboard.
Decorate the emoticon of your choice with glitter paper or sketch pens
Stick the smaller squares at the backside of the circle as shown in the video, and stick another circular board over it, such that a space is created to keep the pens.
Add other decorative details to the pencil holder as required
This holder can be also used as makeup brush holder and also paint brush holder.
4- Newton’s cradle from cardboard
Stick and some marbles
Scissor and hot glue gun
Take cardboard and cut borders of 2*2 centimetres and remove the center part.
Make holes in the cardboard such that the stick can be attached to it.
Now take another smaller cut out and cut very small rectangle shape from it, such that the bigger cardboard can be fixed on it.
Once the base is ready, put the stick into the holes as shown in the video.
Now take a string and attach a marble at the end of the string with the help of glue gun
Secure all the ends of the cardboards with glue, so that they can lift the weight of the marbles.
Attach at least 6/7 marbles to the sticks such that they form a U – shape, and stand close to each other. Stick the strings on the stick so that they don’t fallout.
Your Newton’s cradle is ready!
5- Hexagon cardboard wall shelf
Cardboard and rounder
Pencil and scale
Glue and cutter
Take a 10 cm measurement on the rounder and draw a circle.
Now mark few points on the circle and join them with straight lines such that they form a hexagon.
Now cut the hexagon, and similarly cut out broad strips from the cardboard as shown in the video.
Once all the strips are ready stick them on the hexagon and trim the extra edges.
Now paint the hexagon with the colour of your choice, or you can directly stick card paper to it.
Now decorate the hexagon with colouring cello tape and stick printed paper on the insides of the hexagon as shown in the video.
You can make multiple such hexagons as required and align them on your wall.
6- DIY Cardboard Photo Frame
A photograph or a doodle which you want to frame
Fevicol, scissors, decorating materials
Take a photograph that you want to frame and place it on the cardboard and mark 2cms on all the four sides and draw lines
And now take the wooden sticks and stick them on the boundary as shown in the video
Take 3cms cardboard strips and stick them on the wooden sticks, such that there is a gap for the photograph to be inserted.
Now take paper of your choice to cover the frame or you can also use painting colours.
Here you can use different cello tapes to decorate the border of the frame also and can add crystals or stones as required.
Finally your easy 5 min DIY frame is ready, you can gift it to your dear ones with various customisations
7- Puzzle Game from cardboard
Photograph for the puzzle
Glue and scissors
Take two cardboard cut out of 12.5*9.5 cm and one cardboard of 9*9.6cm and the photograph of the same size
Now for the front frame you will have to cut out the following measurements (8.5*6*8.5*2.5 and 11 cm)
Now ma