DIY Table tents

Support; your message with easy table tents distributed quickly. Never find yourself leading a meeting only to realize that you forgot to name tags? Management of a retail business and need a sign to announce soon a special? If you have information to share, but few tools to work with, simple table tents can spread your message for you - fast. For situations of group meeting where the participants know each other, tents fast table opposite each person with his name can be used to break the ice between participants and provide an opportunity for the group to meet. If you run a restaurant or other companies in the retail and require a special rapid increase sales of a particular article, rapid tents table placed around the customers alert the special business.Difficulty: EasyCard stock or paper (8.5 by 11 inches) in thickness permanent marker with a chisel 1 (optional) tipScissors

Fold a sheet of paper or cards of third parties, by folding about 3 1/2 inches of paper starting the bottom and fold. Fold the top of the document to the bottom to align as much as possible for the bottom fold. Sharpen the folds by pressing and sliding your thumb on the folds.

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Lift the paper do bend based on the table and the top two sides forming the sides of the tent a tent with the bottom. This creates a horizontal tent, 8 1/2 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches in height. It also provides a visual guide to the available sides to write a message. If a smaller sign is desired, re-fold in thirds and use scissors to reduce the width of the paper in half, creating a sign about 4 1/4 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches in height.

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If the marker colors are available, use to attract attention. Use the red stars or asterisks to highlight a message printed in black, for example.

In a situation of meeting where each participant is to create a table for its own tent, encourage creativity in him requesting to add a symbol or a color that represents him and use it as an icebreaker in presentations of the meeting.

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