Also, the tab slots are glued down so tight that I was tearing the slot to get them in. I realize there is a file line of holding the rod and folder together but allowing room for the tab to insert. However, this type of file is so scarce anymore, I am glad to find them for my file system. I had just bought and assembled the 3-drawer cubes from Michael's when they decided to discontinue their file folders! What a mess!
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This article has been viewed , times. Learn more Have you ever needed a file folder and either can't find one? Or are you just tired of staring at the boring colors of your old file folders? Whether you want to make your own or just simply add to the folders you already use, here are a few ways to make your file folders have more personality and originality.
To make a file folder, start by cutting two rectangles out of cardboard or paper, one measuring 10 by 12 inches and another measuring 9 by 12 inches. Then, apply glue to the outside edge of the fold and stick it along the bottom edge of the larger rectangle.
Once the glue has dried, fold your file closed, put a label on the tab at the top, and give your folder a name so you know what's in it. For tips on how to give your folder stronger edges or how to decorate it, read on! Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers.
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There are many different types of materials you can use to make your folder. You can use paper, paper stock, cardstock, or cardboard.
You can find many different patterns and designs of these materials in craft and hobby stores. If you can find materials that are larger than 18 inches You will be able to fold it in half. If the paper you find is less than 18 inches Paper isn't the most durable material, so if you are going to be using your file folders a lot, you might want to use the more durable materials like cardstock or cardboard.
If you are making the folders for work, think about what type of pattern or look would be most appropriate for the office. If they are just going to be in your desk at home, the type of pattern or design doesn't matter as much. Measure and cut your materials. Once you've bought the materials you want to use, measure your materials. Cut one rectangle that is 10 by 12 inches and one that is 9 by 12 inches.
If you want slightly sturdier edges, expand the width of each rectangle from 12 inches This extra inch will make folded edges on each side of the folder. Cut around the shape you made to create your two pieces. Fold and glue the pieces. Fold the paper or stock along the line you just drew. The edges of the two rectangles should be the same size. To score the material, place your ruler along the line you just drew.
Using a hard object such as a letter opener, gently press along the line you drew, leaving an indention along the line.
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