Epson Setup Navi | Gallery | Special Heart-Shaped Bag

You will need...

- Materials: -

A4 size design paper (printed on plain paper)
Ribbon

- Tools -

Scissors or any other cutting instrument
Glue
Paper punch

- Before you start -

Make sure you have your design paper ready in advance.
Don't forget, you can print design paper using the smartphone app "Epson Creative Print".
　You can also print from the printer control panel.

How to

1	Place a piece of design paper horizontally, fold it in half, and then fold the edges so that they meet at the center.

2	Open all the folds. Make valley folds along the dotted lines and a mountain fold along the solid line in the image. Fold the paper again bringing the mountain folds inside.

3	Place it upside down and open it a little, apply glue to the marked triangle part in the image, and then fold and stick it. Do the same for the other side.

4	Place it upside down again. Pick the edge up, apply glue to the part marked in the image, and then fold and stick it. Apply glue to the marked top right edge, and fold it inward and stick it. Do the same for the other three parts.

5	Cut the center about 3 cm and fold both edges inward making triangles. Fold the top edges down about 5 mm. Apply glue to the triangle parts and the folded top parts and stick each of them. Flip it over and do the same for the other side.

6	Punch a hole at the top four parts with a paper punch, thread a ribbon through the holes, and your bag is complete!

—Style—

Attaching stickers or ribbons on the front makes it fancier.

Creator of the samples above

Maika Kokubo

Craft Planner. Promotes sales of stationery and other varieties of products, as well as creating craft instructions for books and websites.
Organizes small art classes called "Otona no zuga kosaku" (art lessons for adults), as well as a number of large workshop events at commercial facilities making use of her experiences of working at a theme park for kids. Provides instructions and an experience that everyone can enjoy.
An organizer for the Monozukuri project "Kufu no Tamago".
http://micke.co.jp