- Apr 30, 2014
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A couple of the posters here have asked me to show them how to make a tipover carton.
I cannot take credit for it, I saw it somewhere, but this is how I do it.
Instead of making one I had one I just finished with, so I'm going to start with the finished product and disassemble it.
Its very simple and requires a minimum of material, from the photos I'm satisfied a child could make one.
So here we go...
This is a finished carton its hard to tell but its sitting there on a flat surface facing the camera at a 45 degree angle
I cut 4 cotton balls into thirds, they're rolled into little cylinders cut wafers across the sides
with a sharp scissor, then they're easy to shape a little cup. It helps stabilize the egg and facilitate the tipover.
Lets look at the "working part" the bottom....
I cannot take credit for it, I saw it somewhere, but this is how I do it.
Instead of making one I had one I just finished with, so I'm going to start with the finished product and disassemble it.
Its very simple and requires a minimum of material, from the photos I'm satisfied a child could make one.
So here we go...
This is a finished carton its hard to tell but its sitting there on a flat surface facing the camera at a 45 degree angle
I cut 4 cotton balls into thirds, they're rolled into little cylinders cut wafers across the sides
with a sharp scissor, then they're easy to shape a little cup. It helps stabilize the egg and facilitate the tipover.
Lets look at the "working part" the bottom....