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DIY Spider-Man Pencil Case for Kids | Fevicreate - Activity Single - FeviCreate
DIY Spider-Man Pencil Case
A perfect back to school activity that encourages recycling. Build a Spider-Man compass box to store your stationery. Download the printable to create this activity!
Paper Crafting School Project 30 to 60 mins 9 to 12 years Class 4
Steps to Create this Activity
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Cut the Corrugated Board
Cut out 4 rectangles of 5 x18 cm from the corrugated board. Cut out 2 squares of 5 x 5 cm.
Join the Cardboard
Cut out 6 strips of the white paper and join the rectangles from the front and the back.
Cover the Pencil Case
Download the Spider-Man Pattern and take an A3 sized printout. Apply Fevicol on one side of the cardboard and stick the Spider-Man pattern paper to it. Flip it over and fold the excess paper neatly. Cut the red coloured craft paper to size and stick it to cover the cardboard.
Attaching the Components
Cut the 2 square pieces of corrugated board into halves diagonally and cover them with patterned paper. Fold the two ends of the pencil case base to create a right angle on both the ends. Apply Fevicol to the edges and stick the triangles in place.
Add Details
Create a loop with the cord. Using Fevicol, stick the cord and button on opposite sides. Your pencil case is now ready!
Steps to Create this Activity
Login to see steps
Cut the Corrugated Board
Cut out 4 rectangles of 5 x18 cm from the corrugated board. Cut out 2 squares of 5 x 5 cm.
Join the Cardboard
Cut out 6 strips of the white paper and join the rectangles from the front and the back.
Cover the Pencil Case
Download the Spider-Man Pattern and take an A3 sized printout. Apply Fevicol on one side of the cardboard and stick the Spider-Man pattern paper to it. Flip it over and fold the excess paper neatly. Cut the red coloured craft paper to size and stick it to cover the cardboard.
Attaching the Components
Cut the 2 square pieces of corrugated board into halves diagonally and cover them with patterned paper. Fold the two ends of the pencil case base to create a right angle on both the ends. Apply Fevicol to the edges and stick the triangles in place.
Add Details
Create a loop with the cord. Using Fevicol, stick the cord and button on opposite sides. Your pencil case is now ready!
