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    Instructions Potion WitchHazel

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a witch hazel potion model using cardstock. It includes a list of materials, identifies the pieces that need to be cut out and labeled, and provides 10 steps with diagrams to glue the pieces together to form the bottle, cork, and label. The finished model measures approximately 3 inches by 3.5 inches by 5 inches.

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    Instructions Potion WitchHazel

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a witch hazel potion model using cardstock. It includes a list of materials, identifies the pieces that need to be cut out and labeled, and provides 10 steps with diagrams to glue the pieces together to form the bottle, cork, and label. The finished model measures approximately 3 inches by 3.5 inches by 5 inches.

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a witch hazel potion model using cardstock. It includes a list of materials, identifies the pieces that need to be cut out and labeled, and provides 10 steps with diagrams to glue the pieces together to form the bottle, cork, and label. The finished model measures approximately 3 inches by 3.5 inches by 5 inches.

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    Instructions Potion WitchHazel

    Uploaded by

    Alexander Vela Yomona
    This document provides instructions for assembling a witch hazel potion model using cardstock. It includes a list of materials, identifies the pieces that need to be cut out and labeled, and provides 10 steps with diagrams to glue the pieces together to form the bottle, cork, and label. The finished model measures approximately 3 inches by 3.5 inches by 5 inches.

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    WITCH HAZEL POTION MODEL


           
         
            
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    about this model
         3 in. x 3.5 in. x 5 in.

     

    materials needed
    These are the material suggestions if you want to make the model as shown in the photo.
    You can use any material or color substitutions that you would like, as long as they are in the
    same quantities as the material that you are substituting.

    • Glue. Preferably the liquid kind. Hot glue, glue sticks, and adhesive tape either make a
    mess of your model or just don’t stick well enough to hold it together.
    • 1 sheet Purple cardstock - 12” x 12” or 8.5” x 11”
    • 1 sheet Light Brown cardstock - 12” x 12” or 8.5” x 11”
    • 1 sheet Brown cardstock - 12” x 12” or 8.5” x 11”

    fold lines & preparation


    This design may have both mountain and valley fold lines. This means that some lines will
    fold in and others will fold out depending on the design. You’ll need to watch the line
    pattern and be sure you are folding the paper in the right direction.

    Mountain Fold Line

    Valley Fold Line

    Mountain Fold Valley Fold


    piece identification guide
    Take a moment to identify and label the pieces of the model on the reverse side after they have been cut out. ( The Piece Identification Guide
    is only meant to be used as a reference for identifying pieces and should not be cut out.)

    Purple
    P1 x6

    P2
    P3

    Light Brown

    L1

    Brown

    B1 x6

    B2
    page 1
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    1 2

    Valley Fold

    Before beginning assembly, make sure to identify, label, and fold all It should look like this with all six P1 pieces glued together.
    your pieces. Start assembling the bottle by gluing all the P1 pieces
    together. Be sure to watch for the single valley fold line in each piece.

    3 4

    Next, glue piece P2 to the tabs on the top. Finish the bottle by gluing P3 to the bottom.

    5 6

    Fold the label along the fold line down the center and then glue it to Glue the six B1 pieces and the B2 piece to the back side of the cork as
    the bottle as shown. shown.
    page 2
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    7 8

    Then glue the middle section and finish by gluing the top and bottom The friction of the tabs should hold the cork in place after inserting it.
    flaps. If you are gluing the cork in place permanently, just apply a little glue
    to the tabs on the inside of the bottle and insert the cork.

    9 10

    If you didn’t glue the cork in place, you can fill the bottle with your Congratulations! You are finished.
    favorite candies and give it to someone as a gift.

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