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3 Ways to Make a Paper Chain

By Matthew Lynch
October 1, 2023
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Introduction:

Paper chains are a timeless and versatile craft that can be used for various occasions, such as children’s parties, holiday decorations, or as an ornament for celebrations. In this article, we will explore three different methods to create beautiful paper chains that are simple and enjoyable.

Method 1: The Classic Paper Chain

Materials:

– Colored or patterned paper

– Scissors

– Glue or tape

Steps:

1. Cut the paper into strips of equal width (about 1 inch) and length (around 8 inches).

2. Take one strip of paper and apply glue or tape to one end.

3. Bring the other end of the strip over to form a loop, and press it onto the glued or taped end.

4. Pick another strip of paper and slide it through the first loop.

5. Apply glue or tape to one end of the new strip and make another loop by connecting both ends.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5, interlocking loops until you reach the desired chain length.

Method 2: Stapler Paper Chain

Materials:

– Colored or patterned paper

– Scissors

– Stapler

Steps:

1. Cut the paper into strips, just like in method one.

2. Grab a strip of paper and form a loop by overlapping both ends.

3. Use a stapler to secure the ends together.

4. Slide another strip through the first loop, overlap its ends to make another loop, and staple them together.

5. Keep looping and stapling until you generate a chain with your desired length.

Method 3: No-Glue Origami-Type Paper Chain

Materials:

– Colored origami paper (square shape)

– Scissors

Steps:

1. Fold the origami paper in half diagonally to form a triangle; then unfold it.

2. Cut the square paper into four equal strips along the crease.

3. Place one strip with the colored side down and fold it in half lengthwise, so the colored side is now facing outside.

4. Make a loop with the folded strip, aligning the ends.

5. Bend one end of the strip to form a tiny hook, feed it through the loop’s center, and secure it into an interlock by passing the other end through it. Gently pull both ends to tighten.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 using new strips until your desired chain length is reached.

Conclusion:

Creating paper chains is a delightful and easy activity for people of all ages. With these three techniques, you can now craft unique and vibrant paper chains for any occasion or simply as a fun project to do with family or friends. Unleash your creativity and make remarkable decorations with paper chains!

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