Metal straight-edge
ruler to use to press against and make perfect
creases
Tweezers
Good cutting mat
Detailing scissors
Fast-grab, quick-dry
white craft glue that dries clear
Small piece of aluminum
foil to use as a glue pot
Artist's paint brush to
apply glue
1. Cut out all kit pieces. The
photo displays the recommended method of cutting the
block covers to avoid ripping an extension. Finish
by slicing ends.
2. Use the thin blunt edge of the
X-acto knife blade to help you crease the block
covers.
3. Use a metal straight edge to
crease the folds of the storage box. Folds are made
as shown in this photo.
4. Use the artist's brush to
brush some glue to the little red tabs--one found on
each corner. Use tweezers to press a tab against the
blank surface of the respective box side.
5. Brush a layer of glue to the
blank surface of the box side lining panels. Fold
inward and press tightly with the tweezers. These
box sides should be as thin as possible in order for
the box bottom to fit nicely into the box lid.
6. Put a small dab of glue to the
cross junction of the cube wrapper.
7. Place the cube (typically a
wooden cube, unlike this photo) on this glue and
allow to dry thoroughly. Once dry, paint glue to the
other panels and press and hold until all panels
stay securely positioned.
