Illustrated tutorial on making ultra-practical paper craft blinds by hand
I don’t know if you have those small windows in your home, narrow and long. This kind of window itself is more beautiful in design, but because it is narrow, curtains are not very suitable. The most commonly used ones are blinds. . In fact, you can also make a blind with a very good sunshade effect, and it is super simple. It is just simple origami. If you don’t believe it, let’s take a look.
The paper used to make blinds needs to be of good quality, relatively thick and not easily broken. It is best to use paper with a treated surface, otherwise it may become rotten within a week. First, measure the windows in your home, and then you can start cutting the paper. The width of the paper should be slightly smaller than the width of the window to look better, and the length should be slightly longer because it needs to be folded. You can reserve some and adjust it after making it.
After cutting, you can fold the paper into an accordion shape, fold it together, and use a hole punch to punch holes in the middle. Then pass a thick cotton thread through the hole, tie the cotton thread at the upper end, fold the paper and glue it on the edge. If there is a curtain rod, you can pass it through here. Then open the curtain at the other end, and pull it into an arc shape below, add a fixed buckle to the cotton thread, and then reserve a little and cut the cotton thread. Its very simple.
