Small box template paper

This pencil box is such a fun project. Design some favors in the shape of a pencil with this free printable from Mr. Wine Box Template from Free Vector.

Who knew there are wine box templates available? Now you can personalize a wine bottle package when giving someone a bottle of grapes. The perfect hostess gift! Packaging Templates from Free Vector. Do you need to produce some professionally sized paper boxes? You will love the assortment available for free here! Easter Egg House from Kinder Art. Make a sweet paper birdhouse and fill it with candy to give as a gift on Easter.

An acorn-shaped gift is lovely for the autumn season. Embellish it with a beautiful gold ribbon and you are done! A sure winner! Do you have a friend that is a cat lover? Give them a present tucked away in this cute cat favor bag. This star box is perfect for the Christmas season.

I think it would look terrific if it were constructed from silver foil paper. The added sparkle would add fun to the presentation.

Make this cute paper baby crib to use as a gift box or table decoration for the next baby shower you host. Simply adorable! Make some gift bags your way!

Express your creativity when designing these lovely patterned gift bags. Gift Box from Fun Stuff to Do. Chinese take out boxes are a fun way to package presents. Present the boxes in bright, vivid colors to add a touch of fun to your presentation. Have you make some cookies or candy and want to package it as a gift?

Did you know that you could construct a box from one single sheet of paper? A great gift box idea for those times when you need a gift package and are in a hurry! Pillow Box Template from Aunt Annie. Pillow shaped gift boxes are so cute and versatile. Download large template 1 per page. Download medium template 1 per page. The medium template will make a box that is approximately 4.

Download small template 2 per page. Print out the gift box template onto the blank side of your decorative paper. Cut around the edges of the template. Score along the dashed-edges of the template to make a crease. This will allow you to fold the box easily. I like to use the end of a crochet hook to score paper. Other items you can use are the edge of a blunt butter knife, a knitting needle, a pen lid, etc.

Fold the paper in half. This is always the most basic step in making a paper box. Fold the paper in half and make a crease in the middle. Open it after. Fold the paper in half again on the other side. Make a crease along the line and unfold. It should be like the whole paper is divided into four squares, with the lines intersecting each other. Fold all four corners to the center. Make a crease along the line again. It should be shaped like a diamond, with all the corners touching each other.

Do not unfold the paper. Rotate it to position the paper like a square in front of you. Fold the top and bottom parts and bring them to the center. Put a crease on both edges to secure them. Unfold the halfway folds of the square in one side and the triangles beneath them. Put a crease on them. The side triangles should remain folded.