How to Make a Cone Out of Cardboard (for Under 50 Cents!)

[@connielantagne7625]

Hi Mandy, you are an awesome teacher. Thank you for making my cone project simpler than I imagined. Kindest regards Connie

[@sherylkelly7022]

This tutorial is amazing 💛

[@MandyArtMarket]

Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it helpful!!

[@WilUnabridged]

You have a very calming and professional voice

[@MandyArtMarket]

Thank you so much! ☺️

[@bethmangin7229]

Very helpful. I made crocheted angels and needed cone shapes to dry them on after adding the stiffener solution. Thanks!

[@MandyArtMarket]

Sounds like a perfect use for these! Did you use a pattern for your angels? I’d love to see them! :)

[@trich5146]

Easy to follow. Nice job.

[@MandyArtMarket]

Thank you so much!

[@heribertoacevedo4801]

Thank you!
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[@MandyArtMarket]

You’re welcome 😊

[@parikhspiecederesistance3958]

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[@MandyArtMarket]

Thank you!

[@ThomasKido]

Hi every one
Happy Sunday😢😅❤

[@MandyArtMarket]

Same to you

[@ayodeleomotunde620]

I don't have ribbon

[@MandyArtMarket]

You can also use string or yarn!

[@noemid1458]

That's not cardboard

[@MandyArtMarket]

Hi Noemi, I used Bristol board for this video, but you can do the same with any thin cardboard. Mine is the same weight as light cardboard - like the kind cereal boxes are made of!