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Home›How To›How to Make a Pencil Holder: 13 Steps

How to Make a Pencil Holder: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Introduction:

A pencil holder is a practical and stylish addition to any workspace. Making your own pencil holder can be a fun and rewarding project. With just a few materials and some creativity, you can create a unique and functional piece that reflects your personality. Follow these 13 simple steps to make your own pencil holder.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

To get started, collect all the materials you’ll need for the project. You will require:

– A cylindrical object (such as a can or jar)

– Measuring tape

– Scissors or utility knife

– Construction paper or fabric

– Glue or double-sided adhesive tape

– Paint, markers, colored pencils, or other decorative materials (optional)

Step 2: Clean the Cylinder

Before getting started, make sure to thoroughly clean your chosen cylindrical object, especially if it’s an old can or jar. Ensure that there are no leftover food residues inside and let it dry completely.

Step 3: Measure the Cylinder

Use measuring tape to measure the height and circumference of the cylinder. Note down these measurements.

Step 4: Cut Construction Paper or Fabric

Based on your measurements, cut out a piece of construction paper or fabric that can cover the entire exterior surface of the cylinder.

Step 5: Apply Adhesive

Apply glue or double-sided adhesive tape to one side of the construction paper or fabric, covering it evenly.

Step 6: Attach Construction Paper or Fabric

Wrap the construction paper or fabric around the cylindrical object with the adhesive side touching its surface. Ensure that it covers the whole exterior and aligns horizontally with no overlaps.

Step 7: Trim Excess Material if Necessary

If there’s excess material after attaching it to the cylinder, carefully trim it off with scissors or a utility knife.

Step 8: Decorate Your Pencil Holder (Optional)

Now that you have securely covered the pencil holder, take some time to personalize it. You can paint patterns or shapes onto the surface, draw images with colored pencils or markers, or even add stickers or embellishments.

Step 9: Allow Decorations to Dry (Optional)

If you’ve added any decorations that require time to dry (like paint), set your pencil holder aside and wait for them to dry completely before moving on.

Step 10: Add Lining (Optional)

To give your pencil holder a more finished look and protect the inside from scratches, you can add a lining made of construction paper or fabric. Measure the inside diameter and height of the cylinder, and cut a similar piece just like you did in Step 4. Attach it using glue or adhesive tape.

Step 11: Smooth the Edges (Optional)

If you’d like smoother edges on your pencil holder, you can use small strips of adhesive tape or glue at the very edge of the outer material to fold it into the cylinder’s interior.

Step 12: Personalize Your Pencil Holder

Give your pencil holder a personal touch by adding your name, initials, or a favorite quote using paint, markers, or stickers.

Step 13: Fill Your Pencil Holder

Your new pencil holder is now ready for use! Fill it with pens, pencils, markers, scissors, and other supplies to keep your workspace organized.

Conclusion:

Creating a personalized pencil holder is an easy and satisfying project that allows you to express your creativity. By following these steps, you’ll have a unique and functional accessory that adds personality to your workspace while keeping your supplies tidy.

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