Sieve Making Tutorial Net Mesh Cardboard Inspired by Colored Paper

⚽Scale
⚽Scissors
⚽Cardboard
⚽Glue gun
⚽Anti cutter
⚽2B pencil
⚽Colour paper
⚽Acrylic colour
⚽Plastic lead
⚽Net mesh
⚽Fevicol glue

Let's present each step in a smooth manner here. Along with completing the author's work, we match the pictures and writing.

First, I took all the necessary practical materials and drew a circle on a cardboard using a 2B pencil and plastic lead.

Next, using a small plastic lead, I drew another circle on the inside.

Then, with great feeling, I circled the outer part of the drawing and cut it out with scissors according to that drawing.

Later I cut the middle part using an anti cutter. However, using an anti cutter here was a very cautious act for me. Although I had cut my hand while making an art before. But I did not lose focus.

I have put the wooden board cut with scissors on display here. You can see a round circle.

Then I cut the outer sides of the cardboard into small pieces with scissors.

But here I took out a colored net from inside one of my daughter's dresses and cut it out with scissors with great feeling. Then I attached the netting to the cardboard on the top.

Then I cut the netting to size and applied pressure using anti-cutter using Fevicol glue.

Here you can see a filter made of cardboard with a net attached. Next we will make a drain.

First I took a colored paper. Then I made a circle out of the colored paper using a thin pencil. Then I applied Fevicol glue to make a beautiful paper stick.

Here I have painted it purple with acrylic paint using a brush with great feeling and am trying to show the paper stick.

Then I folded the paper stick with great feeling to make the filter's nozzle.

Then I folded the filter head in two and attached it with great feeling using glue gun.

Here I have attached colored paper to the three sides of the strainer handle and completed all the designs, we will follow the finale.

Here I show off a selfie with a cool filter.