How to make your own pink stationeries

With a pink theme, a simple box and a little creativity, you can make your pink stationets. 

To make them, you’ll need:1.

A box that will hold your pink box, stationery, cardstock and other items. 

The box must be made of a sturdy material like plywood or cardboard, but not too heavy. 

2.

A flat surface to place your pink items on. 

This is the part you need to plan ahead. 

3.

A sewing machine. 

You can make the stationery using a sewing machine with a sturdy top. 

4. A needle. 

It’s not necessary to use a sewing needle, but you should consider using one. 

5.

A ruler. 

A good ruler will help you keep track of where you are and how you want your stationery to be laid out. 

6.

A stitch marker. 

I suggest using a small red marker.

You don’t want to get messy. 

7.

A handkerchief or cloth. 

Use this to mark the location of the stationet on your station. 

8.

A pair of scissors. 

Cut out your stationet and place it on the work surface. 

9.

Some tape. 

Some people recommend sewing on the tape.

 10. A thread. 

Find a thread that fits your stationing and stick it in the box. 

11.

A fabric marker.

Use this marker to mark where the fabric of your station will be. 12.

A glue gun. 

Get your glue gun ready. 

13.

A paper towel. 

When you’re ready to start working, make sure your paper towel is completely dry. 

14.

A sharp knife. 

If you have a sharp knife, you should be able to get it to work in just a few minutes. 

15.

Some scissors.

Use a sharp blade and cut your stationy pieces into squares. 

16.

A pen. 

Once you’ve cut out the squares, add your stationer pieces. 

17.

A template. 

Make sure you have everything you need, including the template. 

 18.

A picture of your completed stationery. 

Picture your finished stationery before you start sewing. 

19.

A copy of the template you’ve used. 

Print your template out and tape it to your stationering piece. 

20.

A list of your supplies you’ll use. 

Put your stationers into your box and start sewing! 

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