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Happy Valentines Day!!

This is a Valentine's Day toki Pocky box.
Toki = cute pod papercraft you make yourself

This illustrated Pocky box comes with a patterned inner lining to keep you Pocky cute and to help the box stay closed.
This is for entertainment value, please don't use it as a permanent storage for opened Pockys as it's made of paper of course n__n


Enjoy, and Happy Valentines Day everyone ^3^


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To make your own cake+box toki, all you need to do is:
Download the PDF, print, cut, glue and fold


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Super-duper extra instructions you'll never need:

1. Print: Any printer (laser or inkjet) will work well. If you'd like your toki to be sturdier and last longer I suggest using a heavier grade paper if your printer can handle it. To compare, a normal piece of paper is 24lb; 50-60lb is a good weight, but I wouldn't go over 80lb or your toki won't fold correctly.
2. Cut: Scissors work great but if you want to be super precise I personally use an exacto knife and straightedge. Razorblades/boxcutters work too, but PLEASE! Watch those little fingers and never put them in the way of the blade.
3. Scoring: is optional. Scoring means to crease the paper beforehand so it folds on the impressed line very precisely. I do this with the back of my exacto blade making sure to press very lightly. You may also use a mechanical pencil with no lead, the back of a sewing needle, a boning tool or any tool that has a dull point. The goal is to 'score' the paper half way. Use a ruler in this step too. You may score while you're cutting, before you cut or even after you freed the toki from the paper.
4. Glueing: You only need one spot of glue for your tokis. If you have trouble controlling the flow of your glue or your children are squeezing it like a ketchup bottle here is a helpful hint. Drop a dab of glue on a scrap paper; using a toothpick, dip one end into the glue and apply it onto the flap.
5. Tucking: Your final step! Tokis are built with small slices in the flaps so when you tuck them in, it should lock.

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Milkbun and Toki are copyrighted 2009 to Daria
Pocky is owned by Glico
Please do not copy, alter or distribute my work

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:iconp1x1eknight:
THAT'S SO CUTE!

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Super cute! >w<

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Cuuuute!! I remember seeing some pocky sticks in this video store me and mom went to. They sold some other Japanese stuff too.

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This is just too cute and clever! :D I love pocky. ^_^

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:iconmaytel:
Oh yay~~ I love it when you do printable work :D

p.s: the male pocky's head looks like a .....

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So adorable :3 !!!! I love you tokis !!!

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:iconhanalynn:
Cute :) If I had some pocky I'd totally print it out X3 I like the idea very much ^_^

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:iconmilkbun:
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Thank you so much :hug:

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