DIY: How to Make Two Types of Paper Bags

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create two types of paper bags: a gift bag with a bow and a miniature backpack with compartments and handles. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, including the materials needed and the folding techniques required to complete each project. The gift bag uses a rectangular sheet and ribbon, while the backpack involves a square sheet and additional components for compartments and straps. Both projects are designed to be practical and decorative, suitable for storing items or gifting.

What materials are needed to create the gift bag?

• A circular sheet, tape, and string

• A square sheet, glue, and ribbon

• A triangular sheet, glue, and string

• A rectangular sheet, glue, and ribbon

What is the first step in making the gift bag?

• Fold the paper in half

• Cut the paper into a circle

• Fold the paper into quarters

• Glue the edges together

How should the right side of the paper be folded when making the gift bag?

• 1 cm under the center crease

• 0.5 cm under the center crease

• 1 cm over the center crease

• 0.5 cm over the center crease

What is the purpose of the ribbon in the gift bag?

• To decorate the bottom

• To seal the bag

• To create a handle

• To tie a bow

What size paper is used for the miniature backpack?

• 25 by 20 cm

• 10 by 10 cm

• 15 by 15 cm

• 20 by 16 cm

What is the first step in making the miniature backpack?

• Glue the edges together

• Cut the paper into strips

• Fold the two diagonals

• Fold the paper into a triangle

How many equal parts should the paper be divided into for the backpack?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is used to create the front compartment of the backpack?

• A 12 cm square paper

• A 5 cm square paper

• A 7 cm square paper

• A 10 cm square paper

What is the final step in completing the backpack?

• Attaching the straps

• Folding the paper into a triangle

• Gluing the sides together

• Adding a decorative bow

What is the purpose of the smallest paper in the backpack?

• To create a handle

• To form a small wheel

• To make a decorative bow

• To seal the backpack