Okay, so, I set out to make a beverage holder, just a simple one, you know? I started by gathering all my stuff. I grabbed some sturdy cardboard from an old box, scissors, a ruler, some strong tape, and a marker. I figured I’d start with a basic design, something easy to put together.
First, I measured and marked the cardboard. I wanted the holder to be about 10 inches tall, so I drew a big rectangle. Then, I drew another rectangle for the base, making sure it was wide enough to hold a couple of drinks. I carefully cut out the pieces with my scissors, taking my time to make sure the edges were straight.
Forming the Holder
Next, I started forming the holder. I took the larger piece of cardboard and folded it into a cylindrical shape. This was a bit tricky, but I managed to get it right after a few tries. I used the tape to secure the edges, making sure it was nice and tight. Then, I attached the base to the bottom of the cylinder, using more tape. It looked pretty good, like a real beverage holder!
Adding Some Stability
But I wasn’t done yet. I wanted to make it more stable, so I cut out some extra strips of cardboard and taped them around the base. This gave it more support and made it less likely to tip over. I also added a little handle on the side, just a small loop of cardboard, so it would be easier to carry around.
- Measured and marked the cardboard.
- Cut out the pieces.
- Folded the cardboard into shape.
- Taped the edges and base.
- Added extra strips for stability.
- Made a handle.
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Finally, I tested it out. I placed a couple of cans in the holder, and it worked perfectly! It held them securely, and the handle made it easy to carry. I was pretty proud of myself for making something so useful out of just some old cardboard and tape.
In the end, I realized that you don’t need fancy materials or tools to make something cool. Just some creativity and a little bit of effort. And hey, it’s a great way to recycle old boxes!
