How to make a pencil holder salt dough do it yourself

Master class on making a pencil holder from salt dough "Mignon".

Author: Demidova Ekaterina Nikolaevna, educator, MBDOU " Kindergarten combined type No. 62 "Silver Hoof", Kurgan.

The master class is designed for educators and specialists preschool institutions, teachers of additional education, parents and children of senior preschool age and all creative people.
Purpose: stand for pencils, pens, gift.
From childhood, everyone is familiar with the lines from the children's song:
Here it is, in front of you, a box of pencils,
Anything is completely free to fit in it.
Mountains and oceans in a pencil box
Gnomes and giants, a cat with a big mustache...
M. Gladkov
Probably, there is not a single child in the world who would not like to draw. Drawing plays important role in shaping his personality. Occupation with this type of creativity affects the development of thinking, fine motor skills, attention and memory. Drawing will teach the kid not only to think, but also to analyze, compare, measure, imagine and compose. To make the creative process even more exciting, you need to make a bright, funny pencil case, it should cheer you up.
We will make our pencil holder from salt dough in the form of a funny yellow Minion man - a yellow cylindrical creature of small stature with one or two wide-open eyes. The minions are simple-minded, impulsive babies of roughly the same size and shape, but they also have unique distinguishing features, such as height, number of eyes, and roundness. Secondary distinguishing features are also present, such as hairstyle, pupil size, clothing.
The choice of material - salt dough is determined by the following criteria:
availability;
low cost of materials;
ease of preparation.
Target: production of a pencil box for the development of children's creative abilities through testoplasty and fine arts.
Tasks:
introduce the technology of making a pencil case from salt dough;
develop Creative skills children;
develop fine motor skills;
to promote the development of thinking, memory, imagination, ability to analyze;
to form interest in arts and crafts;
develop the skills of organizing practical activities.

Materials and tools:
wheat flour of the highest grade;
finely ground table salt;
water is cold;
wallpaper glue;
tin can from under baby food;
scissors;
knife (if a child does the work, replace the knife with a stack);
rolling pin;
cellophane and tight packages;
textured fabric;
thin black wire;
cap from a 1.5 liter bottle;
stack;
gouache;
tassel;
false eyelashes.
Before starting work, let's remember the basic safety rules when working with scissors, a knife.
Safety precautions when working with a scissor mi:
When working, carefully monitor the direction of cutting.
Do not use blunt scissors or loose hinges.
Do not hold scissors with the blade up.
Do not leave scissors with open blades.
Do not cut with scissors on the go.
Safety precautions when working with a knife ohm:
Do not work with a knife in the direction of your body;
Hold the knife handle firmly;
Use only well-sharpened knives and tools;
Make sure that the hands and the handle of the knife are dry;
Do not leave the knife in the position with the cutting edge up;
Do not try to catch a falling knife;
Wash the knife after each use.
The technology of making a pencil holder from salt dough "Mignon".
The first stage of work is the preparation of salt dough.
Recipe:
1.5 cups flour;
1.5 cups of salt;
1 tablespoon wallpaper paste;
1.5 cups cold water
First mix all dry ingredients together, then add water. You need to knead the dough until the moment when it does not stick to your hands and does not crumble.

The dough should turn out similar to dumplings - dense and elastic.

If you are making large crafts, then use only flour, salt and water. If you need to make more subtle, carved works, then add PVA glue or wallpaper paste to the mixture, you can sunflower oil - for plasticity.
Divide the dough in half. Remove half of the dough plastic bag. Hide the salt dough every time you have leftovers to keep it from drying out. Roll it out with a rolling pin 0.5 cm thick.

Position the jar near the edge of the rolled out dough.

Take the edge of the bag, press the dough against the jar and start wrapping. Do not remove the bag until you completely cover the surface of the jar with salt dough.

On the reverse side, if your dough does not occupy the entire area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe jar, take the excess dough from the edges and fill the space. Make sure that the thickness is approximately the same everywhere. If it overlaps, draw a line with a knife and remove excess salt dough.

Wrap the entire pencil holder in a package and roll it over the surface of the table - all the bumps will be smoothed out.

Use a knife to cut off the excess pastry from the top and bottom.

Take a black thin wire (for example, from a charger or from old headphones), cut into pieces about 5 - 6 centimeters long.

Form hairs - stick the wires in upper part pencil holders.

Divide the remaining dough into about three parts. Roll out 2/3 of the salt dough with a rolling pin. Cut out the base of the jumpsuit with a knife. To make the lines more even, you can use a ruler.

Remove excess dough in a plastic bag.

Put the fabric on the dough and roll it lightly with a rolling pin - you get an interesting texture.

Attach the jumpsuit to the base of the pencil box, moistening it slightly beforehand.

Use a knife to mark the side seams and pocket lines. Apply decorative stitching with the tip of a knife.

With a knife, mark a line for the straps.

Roll out the dough to a thickness of 0.5 centimeters. Cut two strips about 1cm wide. Remove excess dough in a plastic bag.

Attach the straps to the pencil case, moistening it slightly beforehand. The straps should go over the front by about 1 centimeter. At the back, cut off the excess with a knife along the line of the overalls.

With the tip of a knife, apply decorative stitching along the edge of the straps.

Attach the small buttons to the straps by pushing them lightly with the tip of a knife.

Roll out the dough to a thickness of 1 centimeter. Use a cork to cut two holes.

With a stack, outline the outer part of the glasses, the circles should overlap each other.

Use a knife to cut out the glasses along the outer edge.

Remove excess dough. Remove excess dough in a plastic bag.

Attach the glasses to the pencil case, moistening it slightly beforehand.

Roll out the dough to a thickness of 1 cm and cut a strip 1 cm wide with a knife.

Attach the strip to the pencil holder, moistening it slightly beforehand.

With a knife, make a recess along the entire strip.

Roll up two small sausages - jumpers for glasses.

Attach the jumpers to the goggles.

Use a knife to make longitudinal and transverse grooves.

Roll out the dough to a thickness of 0.5 cm and cut out a pocket with a knife. Apply texture with fabric.

Attach the pocket to the overalls. Apply decorative stitching with the tip of a knife.

Our pencil holder "Mignon" is ready.

We color the pencil boxes with gouache and glue false eyelashes.
This pencil case will be a wonderful gift for a girl.

For the boy, the pencil holder "Mignon" is performed in another color scheme- overalls are blue and of course without false eyelashes.
On the pocket we sign the initials of the child.

Stand for pencils "Ladybug". Salty dough. Master Class.

The master class is designed for children 6-7 years old.

Purpose: This work will serve as a wonderful gift, and can also be used as a school supplies.

Target. The development of children's artistic and creative abilities through the technology of making objects from salt dough.

Tasks

Continue to acquaint children with sculpting objects from salt dough.

To arouse in children an interest in making simple but necessary items, both for personal use and as a gift.

Develop attention, thinking, sense of form; fine motor skills of hands, improve hand-eye coordination.

To cultivate independence, activity, the desire to bring the work begun to the end, accuracy in work.

Guys, summer will soon end and autumn will come, and you will go to first grade. The subject that we will sculpt today will be useful to you in your studies. To keep your pens and pencils always in order, you need a stand. And today I invite you to fashion a pencil holder in the form of a ladybug from salt dough.

Let's prepare the necessary material:

Salty dough

Watercolor brushes #1, #3

Gouache 4 colors (red, green, black, white)

Glass of water

Pencil

Progress

Step 1. First, we sculpt a leaf on which we will plant ladybug.

Roll out the salt dough and divide it into two unequal parts.

Step 2. We roll a ball from a small part.

Step 3. Flatten the ball into a pancake.

Step 4. On one side, draw out the corner.

Step 5. On the surface of the molded leaf, we denote the veins with a stack.

The leaf is ready.

Step 6. Let's start modeling a ladybug.

We take the 2nd part of the salt dough, roll it out and divide the sausage into 2 unequal parts (a large part for the body, a small one for the head and antennae).

Step 7. For the body, take most of the salt dough, roll the ball.

Step 8. Flatten the ball slightly.

Step 9. For the head, roll out a small sausage, bend it slightly.

Step 10. Glue the head to the body, wetting the bonding points with water.

Step 11. We sculpt the antennae. Roll out the dough into a thin flagellum.

Step 12. We divide the flagellum into two equal parts.

Step 13. Glue the antennae to the head, wetting the bonding points with water.

Step 14. Stack the back of the ladybug.

Step 15. With a pencil, make indentations in the back.

Step 16 Let's start coloring.

First we color the leaf and place it on the disk

Step 17. We color the ladybug: body, head, antennae, spot-holes, designate eyes.

Master class with step by step photo pencil holder "Strawberry aroma" in the technique of modeling from colored custard salt dough.

The master class is intended for technology teachers, teachers of additional education, for those who want to master the technique of working with colored custard salt dough.
Purpose: pencil holder, pencil stand.
Target: making a pencil holder using the technique of modeling from colored custard salt dough.
Tasks:
Educational: master the technique of making a pencil case using the technique of modeling from colored custard salt dough;
Developing: develop accuracy in working with color dough, artistic thinking;
Educational: instill a love for modeling;
Required material:

Salt "Extra", Premium flour, citric acid, vegetable oil, plastic glass, paper napkin, stack, rolling pin, brush, pencil, toothpick, five-leaf cutting, "Flower", food colorings, jar round diameter 12 cm, PVA glue.
Recipe for colored salty custard dough.
In a bowl, combine 1 cup flour and 0.5 cup salt, stir until smooth. Make a hole and add the food coloring of your choice. Pour 1 cup of water into a small saucepan. Add 0.5 tablespoon to water vegetable oil and 0.5 tablespoon citric acid. Put on fire. As soon as the water boils, immediately pour it into a bowl of flour. The dough will brew, roll into a large lump. The dough will cool down a little, start kneading it for 5-7 minutes to get a lump of the same color. Let the finished dough cool completely under a cloth, and then put it in a plastic bag.
According to the same recipe, knead the colors you need for the pencil case. Store each color of dough in a separate bag. If you don't have any brown food coloring, replace the coloring with cocoa. The dough will turn out a beautiful chocolate color.

To make a white dough, just do not add food coloring when kneading.
Progress:

We glue all elements of the choux pastry with PVA glue in the process of work.
Roll out the green dough with a rolling pin. With a round jar, cut out a circle with a diameter of 12 cm. This will be the stand for the pencil holder. The thickness of the stand is 5-6 cm.

Spread PVA glue on the stand in the place where the glass will be, leaving 1 cm to the edge. Place the glass and push it slightly into the stand. You will have about 1 cm left behind the glass.

Take a lump of brown dough and shape the belly of the bear. Spread glue under a glass and plant a bear there. With a simple pencil in the center of the abdomen, push the dimples.

Insert a toothpick into the abdomen. We will put a head on it so that it holds more firmly.

Form a head from a small brown lump and put it on a toothpick.

Lightly smear the head with glue and glue the small ears.

From a small lump white color form an oval cake and glue on the muzzle.

Squeeze the eyes with a pencil. Glue on a small nose.

Form the legs and glue the teddy bear.

From lumps a little smaller, form handles and glue them in the same way. The teddy bear is ready.

Now our task is to fill the entire base with strawberries. Blind two identical strawberries from red dough and glue them on both sides behind the teddy bear. Thus, we fill the empty space between the bear and the glass. On the strawberries with a stack, make small notches that look like grains. Stick more strawberries and glue around the glass.

On the other hand, glue the strawberries in the same way.

Roll out the green dough with a rolling pin 2-3mm thick. Cut out the leaves by cutting the five-leaf, glue the ponytails on the strawberries.

Roll out the white dough and cut out the flowers. Glue a few flowers directly onto the strawberries. Glue a yellow center in the center of each flower.
We glued all the elements and now the pencil case needs to be dried well. This is best done on a sunny windowsill. It will take 10 days to dry. After the dough has dried, cover it with a glossy varnish. The pencil will become brighter. Ready.
I wish you creative success!

You can make a huge number of crafts from salt dough, for example: flowers, animals, various figures, inscriptions, numbers, toys, paintings and whatever you want! Modeling from salt dough is called bioceramics. The advantage of salt dough is that it is convenient to work with, this material is absolutely harmless and crafts made from it will delight you for several years. In this article, we will look at how to make crafts from salt dough with your own hands.

You will need: a glass of wheat flour, a glass of extra salt, half a glass of cold water, a bowl.

Recipe

Finished salty dough should not stick to hands or crumble. It should be cool and comfortable to sculpt. I recommend watching the video tutorial!

There are two most common ways to dry salt dough. The first way: the finished craft will dry itself. The main thing is that it does not fall directly Sun rays otherwise it will crack. The craft can be put on a flat surface and wait a few days. The second way: the finished craft is dried in the oven for 3 to 6 hours (depending on the size of the craft). Drying takes place intermittently. One approach is 1-2 hours. For quick drying in one go, set 75-100 degrees in the oven, and then the craft will dry in an hour. At a temperature of 120 degrees, the craft will dry in 30 minutes, but it is better to dry it naturally.

There are two most common ways to color salt dough. The first way: after drying, the finished craft is painted with acrylic paints or gouache using a brush. The second way: food coloring is diluted in water, then added during the preparation of the dough. When the craft is completely painted and dried, it must be covered with a transparent manicure or furniture varnish in 2-3 layers. Each layer must dry before applying the next. In this way, the craft will last for a long time.

You will need: dyed salt dough, stack, clear nail polish, toothpick.

Master Class

Salt dough asterisk is ready!

Salt dough caterpillar

You will need: dyed dough, knife, pva glue, toothpick, pendant, transparent nail polish.

Master Class

1. Roll out the sausage.
2. Cut it into 6 equal pieces.
3. Roll up the balls.
4. Glue 5 balls together.
5. Glue the head.
6. Blind the nose and eyes, then glue them.
7. Use a toothpick to pierce the hanging spot.
8. Dry the craft.
9. Attach the hanger.

Salt dough caterpillar is ready!

salt dough apple

You will need:

Master Class

1. Blind half an apple, make the inside flat, pressing it to a flat surface.
2. Blind a thin flat center and glue to the main part.
3. Roll up 6 seeds and a stick, then glue to the apple.
4. Blind the leaves, then glue them.
5. Dry the craft.
6. Cover with varnish and wait until completely dry.

Salt dough apple is ready!

Salt dough elephant

You will need: dyed salt dough, pva glue, clear nail polish.

Master Class

1. Blind the elephant's body by rolling an elongated ball.
2. Blind 4 legs in the shape of plump sausages.
3. Blind the proboscis.
4. Blind the ears of an elephant in this way: roll up 2 flat cakes, glue cakes of the same shape of a smaller size in a different color to them.
5. Blind a small ponytail.
6. Blind your eyes.
7. Assemble the elephant in the following sequence: glue the legs to the body, then glue the proboscis, then the ears, eyes and tail.
8. Dry the craft.
9. Cover with varnish and wait until completely dry.

Salt dough elephant is ready!

You will need: salt dough, foil, a vase for sweets or a similar plastic container, gouache, a brush, a transparent nail polish, a modeling board, a knife or a stack.

Master Class

You will need: salt dough, nail scissors, pva glue, acrylic paints or gouache, brush manicure varnish.

Master Class

Salt dough hedgehog is ready!

Owl (eagle owl) from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, pva glue, nail file, nail scissors, acrylic paints or gouache, brush, wooden board with pendant, transparent nail polish.

Master Class

Salt dough owl is ready!

You will need: salt dough, the base on which the craft will be attached, for example, a plank or plate, a stack or a knife, a sheet of paper, a simple pencil, a garlic crusher, a rolling pin, pva glue, acrylic paints or gouache, a brush, a transparent manicure varnish, a carnation.

Master Class

Salt dough fruit basket is ready! I recommend watching the video tutorial!

You will need: salt dough, a knife, a rolling pin, a simple pencil, a sheet of paper, sandpaper, acrylic paints or gouache, a brush, a transparent nail polish, a glue gun or pva, a base for crafts, for example: a board with a frame, a transparent nail polish.

Master Class

1. Draw a cat or print a template.
   
   
2. Roll out the dough into a thin layer.
3. Attach the template and cut out the cat.
   
   
4. Dry the craft.
5. Sand the craft with sandpaper, removing bumps.
6. With a simple pencil, transfer the desired pattern to the cat's body.
7. Paint with paints and wait for complete drying.
   
   
8. Glue the cat onto the base frame.

Salt dough pencil

You will need: water, flour, extra salt, a cardboard jar for the frame, PVA glue, scissors, a piece of decorative rope or corrugated paper, gouache, brush, button, stacks, acrylic lacquer for crafts, toothbrush.

Master Class

1. Knead the salty dough in this way: pour a glass of flour, a glass of salt, add water, then knead to the desired consistency of modeling. Separate part of the dough, add beige gouache, then knead.
2. Roll out the cake with a thickness of 10-15 mm.
   
   
3. Apply PVA glue to the outer rim of the jar and wrap with dough. Cut off the excess with a stack, and smooth the joints with a damp brush.
4. Create a small dotted texture with a toothbrush on the surface of the dough.
5. Knead the brown dough, roll it into a cake 10-15mm thick.
   
   
6. Cut a 2" wide strip of brown dough and glue it to the bottom of the jar.
7. Make 2 large bases for owl eyes from white dough, then glue them.
8. Make a beak from brown dough and glue it.
9. Blind eyes from turquoise dough and glue them.
10. Roll up 8 strips of pink dough, twist 4 flagella from them and make a bow, then leave it to dry for 2 hours.
11. Form owl wings with brown dough drops, then glue them on.
    
    
12. Weave bundles of beige dough and glue on the neck of the jar.
13. Roll up a sausage from white dough, draw a lace texture with a stack and glue it as a collar under the beak.
14. Put the craft in a warm place for a day.
15. paint lower part and wings with brown gouache and decorate with white dots.
    
    
16. Draw pupils and eyelashes with black gouache, wait until the paint dries, then draw white highlights on the eyes.
17. Glue a pink bow over the wing.
18. glue a button with a bow from a corrugated strip onto the lace.
19. Cover the craft with varnish and wait until it dries completely.

Salt dough pencil is ready!

Dachshund from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, simple pencil, scissors, cardboard, paints, brush, rope, toothpick, foam sponge, clear nail polish, PVA glue.

Master Class

1. Draw a dachshund on cardboard as shown in the image.
2. Cut out the template.
   
   
3. Roll out the dough to a thickness of 5 mm and cut out the dachshund according to the pattern.
4. Roll up oblong eyes, then glue them.
5. Blind the eyelids and glue on the eyes.
6. Mark the paws, nose, mouth, ear and body contours with a toothpick.
   
   
7. Roll it into an oval, then glue it over your ear and smooth the seam with a wet finger. In the same way, add volume to the back of the dachshund and the tail.
8. Mark the stripes in different directions around the perimeter of the entire dachshund, in such a way that the stripes resemble wool.
9. Dry the figurine.
   
   
10. Glue a piece of rope to reverse side crafts, for further hanging.

Salt dough dachshund is ready!

Mushroom mushroom from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, light bulb, paints, brush, foil, cardboard, masking tape, superglue, PVA glue, paper napkins, transparent varnish, stack.

Master Class

1. Tape the bulb over with tape, then wrap it around with dough and dry the workpiece.
2. Cut out a ring from cardboard and put it on the light bulb as a base for the hat.
3. Form a hat from crumpled napkins, then fix with tape.
   
   
4. Wrap the hat in foil.
5. Roll out the dough to a thickness of 5 mm and wrap around the hat.
6. Remove the hat from the leg, wrap the bottom of it with dough and make the strips stack.
7. Glue the hat on the leg.
   
   
8. Blind the handles, legs and nose of the fungus, then glue them on the PVA.
9. Blind the caterpillar and glue it to the hat.
10. Dry the figurine.
    
    
11. Paint the figurine, then leave to dry.
12. Cover the craft with varnish and wait for it to dry.

Mushroom mushroom from salt dough is ready! I recommend watching this video!

Funny pigs from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, paints, brush, foam sponge, stack, thin string, toothpick, black helium pen, PVA glue.

Master Class

1. Roll up 2 balls for the snout and use a toothpick to make the nostrils.
2. Blind the muzzle, glue the patch and eyes over it.
3. Blind the ears of a triangular shape, glue them, then mark the stripes with a stack at the junction of the ears and head.
   
   
4. Blind a heart and glue it on the bottom side.
5. Make indentations along the edge of the entire circle.
6. Use a toothpick to make 2 holes at the top for attaching the rope and 2 holes at the bottom for the legs.
   
   
7. Roll up the handles and glue them in such a way that they hold the heart.
8. Blind the hooves and make holes in them for the rope.
9. Dry the blanks.
10. Paint the blanks with black paint and let them dry.
11. Wash off the paint from the convex parts of the workpiece under running water with a sponge, and wait for it to dry.
    
    
12. Prime the figurines with a sponge and white paint.
13. Color the piglets.
14. Draw small details with a black helium pen.
15. Cover the craft with varnish and wait for it to dry.
    
    
16. Glue woolen threads as hair.
17. Make a rope pendant.

Funny pigs from salt dough are ready! I recommend watching this video!

You most likely often saw on the Internet on specialized resources photos of homemade pencil holders. And at first glance, it is difficult to make them, it will take a lot of nerves, attention, sleight of hand and accuracy. But everything is much simpler than it might seem.

In this article, you will learn about the many ways and best ideas how to make a pencil holder with your own hands from improvised materials that everyone has in their home.

What can pencil holders be made of? As it turned out, people make them from almost everything: from paper, cardboard, salt dough, cans, books, pencils, clay, papier-mâché, and even from simple logs and twigs!

Sleeve pencil

Instructions for making a convenient pencil case with your own hands:

We take them in the amount of 5-6 pieces. You can choose any size. Next, we measure its length and circumference in order to choose colored paper according to the necessary parameters, which we do after the measurement.

Then, to make your composition look coherent, you can cut out some kind of cloud, or an ordinary circle or square, depending on what you like best.

We glue multi-colored coasters on the pallet and decorate them as and with what you want. You can glue small flowers, you can just decorate with felt-tip pens or paints, everything is up to you.

Salt dough pencils

Material for preparing the dough itself and the pencil holder itself: flour, water, salt, PVA glue, a cardboard can for the frame, scissors, a button, gouache, a brush, acrylic lacquer, a piece of decorative cord or corrugated paper and a toothbrush.

And now the master class on creating a pencil box with your own hands.

First of all, you need to knead the salt dough. This is done very easily. Pour a glass of flour and a glass of salt, add some water and knead it all to the desired consistency of modeling. Then, so that our dough becomes beautiful color, separate the part from it, add beige paint and mix again.

Next, roll out the cake with a thickness of about 10-15 millimeters. We apply PVA glue to the outside of the jar and wrap it with ready-made dough. We cut off the excess, and smooth the joints with a wetted brush.

After that, create a dotted texture with a brush. That is, we take a toothbrush and make small and barely noticeable dots over the entire surface of the craft.

Next, we knead the brown dough and, just like with the main one, roll it into a cake with a thickness of 10-15 millimeters. We cut out a strip 5 centimeters wide from it and glue it to the bottom of the jar.

Next, we make the basis for the eyes: we sculpt two circles from white dough and glue them to the craft, respectively, where, at your discretion, the owl's eyes should be. Then we sculpt a beak from brown dough and glue it a little lower between the eyes. We sculpt eyes from turquoise and glue them to the white base for the eyes.

And now we need to make a bow so that by the end of everything we do, it has time to dry. To do this, we roll up 8 strips of pink dough, twist 4 thin flagella from them and connect everything into a bow. We put it on a flat surface for about two hours and continue to work on the main parts of the craft.

Note!

More precisely, from brown dough we sculpt wings in the form of droplets for our owl and attach them to the structure on the sides.

Now, in order to make the craft look more beautiful, we make a beige flagellum and glue it on the neck of the jar. So the transition will look not so sharp and more accurate.

We put the craft for a day in a warm and dry place. And the next day we already do the finishing touches. We paint the lower part and wings in Brown color and add some white dots.

We draw pupils and cilia, of course, with black gouache, wait for the details to dry completely, and draw white highlights in front of our eyes.

We glue the already dried up bow over the owl's wing. We glue a button with a bow from a strip of corrugated paper of any color to the lace.

Note!

And the final touch, we cover our owlet with varnish and wait until it dries completely. Salt dough pencil is ready!

Small and cute pencil holder in the shape of an apple

For it you will need an oval small plastic bottle, red acrylic paint, gold string, sheet, plate, nail file and glue gun.

Manufacturing instructions:

Pour acrylic into the bottle and shake it so that the entire inside turns red. Then we merge the remains, put the bottle on a plate and wait for it to dry completely.

If necessary, remove excess paint, file the edges of the neck with a nail file. And the last stage: we wrap the neck with a golden cord and glue the leaf. And the pencil box - the apple is ready!

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DIY photo of pencil holders