I created two small Gift Boxes Christmas that you may customize with vintage artwork on them. Assembling the pillow-shaped gift boxes is a piece of cake. Ideal for hiding a small present inside for teachers, coaches, mail workers, or neighbors.The gift boxes christmas are the ideal size for a little gift, such as jewelry or magnets, or a gift card. Every box can fit on an 8.5″ by 11″ piece of paper. If you would prefer, you may also reduce the box’s size when printing it to create a smaller box.Just print the free printable pattern from the following website, cut it out, and attach it together with double-sided tape. Detailed instructions are provided at the end of this page.To download the Santa gift box, simply click the Printable gift box link.
Picture Of A Santa Gift Boxes Christmas
Reindeer Gift Box: To download the Reindeer gift box, simply click on this Printable gift box link.Image of a reindeer box NOTE: Try right-clicking (or, on a Mac, ‘Ctrl’ and clicking) on the above download link to save the PDF file straight to your computer if you’re having trouble downloading it. to 300* bloggers with printables Printable Holiday gift boxes christmas Tags Holiday picture fanned tags for blogsI made gift boxes christmas tags as well. The link to my post where you may get these tags is here: Printable Christmas Tags for Free
Assembly Instructions For The Gift Boxes Christmas
1) Simply print the PDF file onto the card stock or other comparable material that you want to use to make the box. (You may simply reduce the PDF size to get a smaller box.)2) The instructions for assembling the box are included in the printed 8.5″ x 11″ PDF download. 3) Following the solid lines, cut out the box.4) Mark the fold lines with dots. To create the fold lines, I either use my Martha Stewart bone folder or the edge of my scissors.Score point advice:To create your straight fold lines, use the bone folder and a ruler or straight edge. Using the bone folder, trace all of the dotted lines, making sure to press firmly enough to leave an impression on the card material. This is a very useful step to help the curving lines fold more naturally.If you need more assistance with the curved fold line, trace the curve with the bone folder using a tiny bowl.5) To attach the tab to the long side of the box, run a strip of double-sided tape or a thick layer of craft glue along it.6) To ensure the tape is secure, press the box’s two sides together. 7) On one of the box ends, fold in the curled end flaps.8) Tuck the present inside. If you would like to assist give the box a pillow form, you can stuff it with tissue or confetti.
Tuck In The Final Curving Flap Of The End.
10) Attach a sticker or little bit of tape to secure either end of the box, depending on how tightly you want it sealed. If desired, tie ribbon on top.A Word for Craftspeople and Bloggers
Should you choose to use any of our designs in your own personal projects, kindly add a link back to our website and give credit to Chris Olson and MomathonBlog.com. I ask that you not share any of the files you download from me. Please feel free to use my photographs if you write about the printables, provided that you explicitly credit me and include a link back to my blog post and website. As a favor, please point to the post that contains the download rather than the actual file itself.
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The information that may be downloaded and printed from my website is owned by CHRIS OLSON, the editor of MOMATHON BLOG, and is available through my Etsy stores, Salt and Paper Designs and Luna Blue Studio. For PERSONAL use only, the printables are free. They must not be used for business purposes. Using my downloads cannot result in any profit, either direct or indirect. Should you choose to use any of our designs in your own personal projects, kindly add a link back to our website and give credit to Chris Olson and MomathonBlog.com. I ask that you not share any of the files you download from me. Please feel free to use my photographs if you write about the printables, provided that you explicitly credit me and include a link back to my blog post and website. As a favor, please point to the post that contains the download rather than the actual file itself.Chris Olson’s consent is required for any other use not specified above.
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