How to fold tissue boxes?

The folding method of the tissue box is as follows:

1. Take a square piece of paper, the material is preferably hard, with the back facing up and the front facing up. Fold the paper in half, and then fold the upper and lower horizontal edges towards the center line to press out creases (upper and lower 1/4 creases).

2. Fold the lower edge to the upper 1/4 crease, and form a 3/8 crease below. Do the same for the upper edge. After folding, rotate the paper by 9.

3. After the upper and lower sides are folded in half, the upper and lower sides are folded in half toward the center line to form a quarter crease, and the upper and lower sides are respectively folded in half by the upper and lower quarter crease to rotate the paper so that the side with fewer creases is horizontal.

4. Fold the left two corners to the right vertical line, and the right two right angles to the left vertical line. The following operations are explained in the lower right corner.

5. Turn the lower right corner clockwise by 9, and fold the right part to the left to press the upper crease. After opening, continue to fold the right part to the vertical crease and press the crease. Do the same in the other direction to form a crease.

6. After the paper is folded in left and right, it will be horizontal, and the lower part will be folded in half to the upper crease. After unfolding, one square on both sides of the vertical center line will be folded inward.

7. after unfolding, flip the surface, fold the lower edge by 3/8 fold, press out the crease in the middle two squares, and then form a new crease between the left and right points of the crease and the vertices of the left and right corners.

8. Fold the paper below to a quarter crease to form a new crease (the pressed part is bounded by the two diagonal lines above). Turn the paper over, fold the bottom to the 1/8 crease and press out the crease. Do the same for the other side. After folding, fold the left and right sides inward, and the upper part is a 1/8 grid.

9. press up the lower part along the left and right oblique creases (3/8 creases below), turn the top one outwards, flatten the other two squares below, turn down the two squares (back), fold the top one upwards, and stand up as a whole, and do the same on the other side.

1. rotate 9 degrees to reinforce the existing crease, and fold the lower edge to the 1/8 crease to form a new crease, with the upper crease being two 1/4 squares wide. Do the same for the new crease formed by the point on the left of the new crease and the second oblique crease on the right.

11. Deepen the crease to the upper space, deepen the crease in the previous step on the back, and reinforce all the creases. Stand the paper from both sides to the middle.

12. Fold the front and back sides of the paper up from a certain side, fold the lower part up, and then fold the upper grid in. The sharp corner of the inner layer is folded to the right, and the right side is turned to the left, and the whole paper is inserted under the upper paper.

13. form a sharp corner, insert the whole corner into the other side of the lower part and repeat the above folding method, and then it becomes a tissue box.

introduction of tissue box

the tissue box is a box which is convenient to use and can ensure that tissues are not polluted by the outside world. Its structure includes a box body with an unsealed bottom surface and a base for sealing the bottom surface of the box body, and a paper taking port is opened on the top surface of the box body and a cover for covering the paper taking port is provided.

part of the edge of the cover is hinged with the top surface of the box body through an elastic hinge mechanism, which comprises a fixed hinge seat connected with the box body, a moving hinge seat connected with the cover, a hinge shaft and a elastic component for directionally rotating the moving hinge seat; the lower hinge seat is connected with the upper hinge seat through a hinge shaft and a elastic component, and the box body is provided with a positioning device for buckling the cover at the opposite side of the elastic hinge mechanism.