How to Make a Lunchbox

Do you want to make a strong, cool, personalized lunchbox? Well, this is the article for you. I hope you are ready! Now read the steps below to make that lunchbox!

Steps

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    Find a card-board box the size that you want your lunchbox (make sure all the sides are whole and the box is open on one side only).
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    Find some strong duck tape that's going to blend into your lunch box, and go to the end of it and place your biggest finger on it (finger-tip on inside).
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    Make a mark with pencil where your finger-tip is and make a fold exactly there.
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    Tape the rest of the tape on both the open part of the box, and the part of the box where the open part and non-open part meet.
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    Put a handle or straps (so it can go on your back) on the lunch box.
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    Decorate, and you are done making it!!!!! The rest is all you !!!!!! You can even duck tape the lunchbox (not the piece of tape your biggest finger long)!!!!!!! Bon appetit!!!

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