Q&A for How to Make a Tissue Box Guitar

Yes, you could get a thicker band for low sounds or a thin band for high sounds.

You can use elastic and place that where the rubber bands would be.

It's just to make it look more like a guitar. It also may make it easier to hold on to.

Any strong glue will do, though you should avoid glue sticks and those with just mild adhesive properties.

No, because it won't give it sound and besides, rubber bands are easier to pull.

In theory, yes, you'll just need to seal up the box and then cut a hole in it yourself.

It may be helpful, but it's your project, you don't have to do anything. I usually cut freehand and it turns out fine.

Buy a roll of paper towels and then paint it white or another color so it matches your guitar.

You could cover it with colored paper, then paint the paper roll. You could use markers and colored pencils to decorate it, too.

You could possibly use a cereal box. You will need to cut the hole and tape the opened end.

No, the guitar in this article is for decorative purposes only.

It can be cardboard or wood, whatever works for you. Plywood also works well.

You can use paper rolled up but if you want the best results, you will need to use cardboard.

Yes it will. If you use rubber bands, the thick ones will make a deeper sound and the thin ones will make a higher sound.

You could use a paper towel one roll instead. Or you could roll up slim cardboard and tape it to form a tube.