Hey there!
Something I've struggled with is a sustainable way to package my bandanas for markets. Also, I'm always trying to do things myself, so when I made a purchase and saw the simplicity of the package, I recreated it and made this tutorial. I hope it helps you with your packaging needs and if you have any questions, feel free to reach out! Also, I'd love to see your finished packages when they're done!
Stay Strange,
Krista O'Halpin
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Step 1: Cut the 8.5" x 11" craft paper in half longways. Creating two 4.25" x 11" rectangles
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Step 2: Fold one of the rectangles in half long ways with a bone tool.
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Step 3: Use the hole puncher to make a hole in the middle of the folded paper. Making sure to go through both layers.
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Step 4: Use a small side of the second rectangle and center the punched hole
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Step 5: Using the sides of the other rectangle to keep lines straight, draw two lines down to the center of the paper.
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Step 6: Now using the long side of the second rectangle, draw two horizontal lines from the edges to meet the vertical lines.
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Step 7: Cut both sides of the folded craft paper along the lines you created.
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Step 8: Open up everything and it should look like this.
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Step 9: Using the bone tool again, fold the little ends to meet.
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Step 10: Cut two slits on the bottom left and two on the bottom right where the arms met.
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Step 11: Using the bone tool again, fold the little ends to meet.
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Step 12: Cut two slits on the bottom left and two on the bottom right where the arms met.
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Step 13: Fold it over & ta-da!
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Optional Step: Write /print /stamp /etc the product info
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