How important it was during the war to receive at least a message from a loved one. My heart was filled with joy and irreplaceable happiness with the smell of my home and my beloved homeland. Only these small letters supported relatives at a distance. Unfortunately, such news brought more than just good news. And this letter did not get any worse. They were taken care of, tenderly caressing the heart, and the tear strove to smear the lines …
It is necessary
- - A4 sheet of paper
- - A pen
Instructions
Step 1
Take a sheet of paper and place it vertically in front of you. Lightweight paper works best. Album sheets will look too thick and will be a little more difficult to fold.
Step 2
Optionally, you can use coffee to age the paper. To do this, lay the sheet on a waterproof surface. Dissolve coffee in water. Take a thick brush and, dipping in coffee, gradually paint over the future letter. Let the paper dry for 15-30 minutes. Then iron your sheet with an iron and you can start drawing up the letter.
Step 3
When everything is ready, write a letter of congratulation to the veteran on this sheet in pen or ink. The letter can be decorated with poems about valiant exploits in the war and drawings of the same subject.
Step 4
The text is ready, it remains to fold the letter itself. To do this, bend the lower right corner to the left at an angle of 45 degrees so that the side of the resulting triangle coincides with the right side.
Step 5
Next, bend the bottom corner at an angle of 45 degrees. It is important that all sides coincide and you get a pentagon. Let us iron our letter so that it does not open and keep its shape.
Step 6
Now we will bend the upper corners as well.
Step 7
You've probably noticed that the letter has something like a pocket. We put the upper part in this "pocket".
Step 8
Sign the addressee. Now it remains to hand over the cocked hat letter to the veteran and congratulate him on the Great Victory Day!
