Introduction: DIY Pokebank
Do you have a few extra pokedollars in your pocket from your journey to collect them all? Here's the instructions to build your very own PokeBank!
Step 1: Supplies
Before getting to work on the PokeBank, we have to gather a few supplies.
Supplies:
- Cardboard
- Hot glue sticks
- Red and White paint
- Cork
- Black paint pen
Tools:
- Hot glue gun
- Paint Brush
- Ruler
- Scissors or Box cutter
- Pencil
Step 2: Cutting Cardboard Into Squares
Step 1: Using your pencil and ruler, draw out 6 squares that are each 8 inches by 8 inches.
Step 2:Use your scissors/box cutter to cut out each square.
Step 3: Painting the Squares
Step 1:Paint 1 of your squares all red.
Step 2: Paint 1 of your squares all white.
Step 3:Paint 4 of your squares half white and half red.
Step 4:Make a thick black line using the black paint pen down the middle of the half white and half red squares
Step 4: Cutting Out the Holes
Step 1:Take the square that is all red and measure a rectangle in the middle of square that is 1/4 wide by 2 inches long
Step 2:Cut out the rectangle
Step 3:Take one of the half white and half red squares and draw out a circle about the size of a quarter in the middle of square
Step 4:Cut out the circle, but keep it. You will need it for the next step.
Step 5:Outline the hole with the black paint pen
Step 5: Making the Plug
Step 1:Cut your cork in half
Step 2:Paint your cork white
Step 3:Take your hot glue gun and hot glue the cork to the circle that you cut out
Step 6: Putting It Together
Step 1:Put the all white square down with the brown side facing the inside
Step 2:Place a strip of hot glue on the edge of the solid white side of the red and white squares
Step 3:Glue down the red square on the top of the sides with the brown side facing the inside
Step 7: All Done!!
Now your very own Pokebank is completed to hold all your Pokedollars!
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