Introduction

Glitter Surprise Package is a trendy DIY topic. Many people feel it is a tricky and challenging task. But, don’t stress, we’re here to help you out. So, in today’s DIY tutorial, we will learn about how to make a glitter surprise package. Let us begin.

Supplies

Now, let us take pen and paper and start listing down the list of supplies that are required for making a glitter surprise package.

Materials

• Box
• 9 Volt Battery
• Motor
• Limit Switch
• Wires
• Plastic Tumbler or Cup
• Chart Paper

Tools

• Compass
• Glue
• Double-Sided Tape
• Scissors or Cutter

Steps To Make A Glitter Surprise Package

Step 1: Take a plastic tumbler or cup and cut it with the help of a cutter.

Cutting the Plastic cup with cutter

Step 2: Place the motor inside the cup and apply glue over it.

Placing motor inside the cup

Step 3: Connect one end of the motor wire with the battery and connect it with the tape. Simultaneously, connect the remaining two ends of the wires with the Limit Switch at both ends.

Fixing the motor, limit switch, and connecting with the battery

Step 4: Wrap the batteries with tapes and stick them in the cup.

Placing the batteries inside the cup

Step 5: Take a chart paper, cut it in a circular shape. Cut one edge of the paper slightly and fold it like a funnel.

Folding the paper-like funnel

Step 6: Use a small compass to make a tiny hole at the center.

Making a tiny hole

Step 7: Place the paper above on the motor and apply glue on it to make it rigid.

Placing the paper above the motor

Step 8: Cut tiny chart pieces into an L-shape structure and stick them on the circular paper.

Cutting and sticking L-shaped tiny structure

Step 9: Use a small pin and attach it to the limit switch

Attaching the limit switch

Step 10: Place the plastic cup inside the cardboard box and stick the edges with the help of double-sided tape.

Placing the plastic cup inside the box

Step 11: Put the glitters on the circular fan.

Sparkling the glitters

Step 12: Finally, cover the box.

Covering the box

Things To Remember

• Make sure the motor is straight placed
• Make sure the motor is tightly placed inside the box.

Saquib Siddiqui

Saquib Siddiqui is a Mechanical Engineer with expertise in science projects and experiments. Saquib’s work focuses on integrating scientific concepts with practical applications, making complex ideas accessible and exciting for learners of all ages. In addition to his practical work, Saquib has authored several articles, research papers, and educational materials.