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Printable Papercraft Pouch

A topic by altohater created Mar 17, 2026 Views: 106
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I had the problem of the PNP cards being hard to store, move. So I made a pouch for them!

The banner and pouch insides are made by me, to add some more flavor to the whole thing. Speaking of insides:

Inside the pouch is the Fort proper. Gritty, warping stone walls and all.

I'm super happy with how this turned out! I'll see if I can post the .pdf for it, but here's the printable image:

The assembly is simple. Fold the page horizontally, then unfold. This will leave a crease that you'll use later. Do the same again, but vertically. The creases on your paper should be shaped like this:

Now, meet the edges of the paper into the vertical line, making a vertical crease on both sides. It should now be shaped like this:

Now, fold the paper on the long, horizontal line. (The walls and flag should be facing AWAY from each other)

Using the vertical creases you made, fold the two walls so they face INTO each other, making the inside of the pouch. Repeat this fold again, with a new section including the flag (which should be on the OUTSIDE of the walls)

Repeat the folds once again, making the Brute Fort logo be on the OUTSIDE of the walls, and facing AWAY from the flag.

Now you tape the bottom of the pouch together to keep the cards from falling out, then tape the side of the pouch to keep the papers tidy and close together. 

Open the pouch a little bit and separate the layers until you find the two walls. Use tape to keep the many layers into two solid masses of paper.

And that's it! Put your cards into it and they should become much more portable than keeping them loose.

Hope people print and try this, I'd love to see someone else's carrier for their cards. If you have a question, just comment and I'll try to clarify.

Thank you!