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DIY: Paper-Covered Pens

Thu, 11/20/2008 - 5:30am by casasugar
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I just came across this great tutorial for making paper-covered pens that would make a fun and affordable stocking stuffer for the holidays, so I thought I'd share. You most likely will have all of the supplies in your home, so this DIY is certainly budget beautiful! All you'll need is some clear ballpoint pens, scissors, a ruler or paper trimmer, pliers, double-sided tape, and some scraps of thin paper (try magazine or wrapping paper). To learn the steps, read more.

  1. First things first: Pull the ink shaft out of the pen case by gently grabbing the tip with your pliers.
  2. Cut a 4.5-by-5-inch strip of paper.
  3. Wrap the entire ink shaft tightly with strips of your tape, pressing out any bubbles.
  4. Wrap the paper over the tape, overlapping the edges of the paper and pinching the seams together.
  5. Then, slide the ink shaft back into the pen case. Fini!

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  • vinnie's picture
    vinnie
    2

    cute, i'm making hand-printed stationary as gifts, so this will go great

    7 weeks 3 hours ago Report Comment
  • MindayH's picture
    MindayH
    4

    I know a few people who used this technique to cheat on tests. Never thought about the cute possibilites that could come out of it though...

    7 weeks 2 hours ago Report Comment
  • xtsr's picture
    xtsr
    8

    This is cute bc my youth kids and I do mission service projects and put together care packages every year of school supplies! Neat idea!

    6 weeks 6 days ago Report Comment
  • quelle's picture
    quelle
    11

    lol i used to do this in grade 7! Smiling and to date myself, that was over 12 years ago. eep!

    5 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment

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