Used matchboxes can be simply transformed and DIYed to make cute little figures, which is very interesting and alternative! Draw the villains body on a piece of cardboard, then cut it out and paste it on the surface of the matchbox; use two matchsticks as the villains feet. Let’s make some matchbox figures together. They will look good together for decoration~
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