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I will start with a harder sheet of paper to make it sturdier at the end first of all we need toMoreI will start with a harder sheet of paper to make it sturdier at the end first of all we need to fold in half. So just bring one side to the other.

How to Balance a Piece of Paper on its Edge - Simple & Easy - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Bring the two edges together like that hold them together and make sure you put a bit of a loop atMoreBring the two edges together like that hold them together and make sure you put a bit of a loop at the back.

Steps Find the proper iPhone template. Use an online image search for the type of iPhone you want.Print the paper craft template. Use a high-quality printer to print your iPhone template.Cut out the template.Fold the template into the appropriate shape.

IMEI NUMBER Every genuine mobile phone has a serial number to register it to a carrier network. This number is called the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number. The IMEI number can be used to verify the legitimacy of a phone. Often counterfeit models won't have an IMEI number or use a fake one.

Grab a pair of big paper clips (they're easier to bend), bend one loop 90 degrees and the other one back 45 degrees, and voila! You have a phone stand!