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Step 1Materials and patterns

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for this you need about 3 sheets of poster board from the dollar store (50 cents each).
scissors or a craft cutter to cut out the patterns
white glue

forceps for holding the paper together while the glue sets up

The six patterns for each paper shelf.  (Outer borders are cut, inner lines are scored only)

recommended:  gloves, to keep smudges and whatnot off the clean white paper while you are working
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Mar 24, 2012. 10:34 PMdontaskamber says:
That is so neat! Love how it looked at the end.
I will make one for my sister.
Thanks for sharing.

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