How to make a wallet?

Tool/raw cardboard, various colors of thread, needle, double-sided tape, perfume.

Steps/Methods Cut the cardboard into strips with a width of 2 cm and a length of 15 cm.

According to the crease, circle the strips into a three-dimensional hexagon and put the spices in.

Dip the double-sided adhesive tape on the top and bottom vertices of the shortest diameter of the hexagon, and use it to wind the wire on the three corners of the longest side, as shown in the figure:

When the winding width is 0.5 mm, continue winding after connecting with another color thread. The effect is shown in the following figure:

According to your own preferences, add the color of the lines and suggest two adjacent lines. Greater contrast will have an effect. You can go all the way to the end, or you can go around from the opposite point halfway. The effect is as follows:

A string made of colored thread is hung on the buttons of clothes or in front of the window, which has a festive atmosphere and can prevent insects.

Wallet is a small bag of odds and ends that people carry with them when they wear traditional China clothes. The shapes of wallets are round, oval, square and rectangle, as well as peach, wishful and pomegranate. The patterns of the purse are complex and simple, including flowers and birds, animals, insects, landscapes, figures, auspicious words, poems and figures, which are very decorative. ?

In modern southern dialects such as Cantonese, Hakka and Minnan, wallets are often used to refer to wallets.

The predecessor of wallet is called "Lotus Bag". Load, load; Bag, bag also. The so-called "bag" is a small bag used to hold odds and ends of fine things. Ingu

People's clothes have no pockets, and some things that must be carried with them (such as towels, seals, coins, etc.) can only be stored in such bags. The earliest lotus bags can be used with both hands and shoulders, so they are also called "holding bags" or "pulling bags". Later, I gradually felt that my shoulder was inconvenient, so I hung it on my waist, forming a custom called "side bag".

Lotus bags are usually made of leather, so they are also called "bags". For example, a piece unearthed from Subhas's tomb in Shanshan, Xinjiang, is made of sheepskin, rectangular, 6.7 cm long and 3.7 cm wide, with a lace at the mouth for hanging. The earliest existing capsules are relics of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.