Hexagon Gift Bag

Today’s project is a Hexagon Gift Bag that I shared during this week’s Weekly Wednesday Facebook Live!

Here’s a side view:

And here’s a different angle:

How cool is this gift bag/box?!? I was inspired by Nadine Weiner at StampinClub.de, but didn’t find any measurements on her post, so I came up with my own measurements to maximize paper. You can get 2 of these out of 1 piece of 8-1/2″ x 11″ cardstock – yay! It takes a half sheet (just like an A2 card) so there’s no waste!

Check out this alternative idea using the Window Box Thinlits (thanks, Kathy Brown for the idea!):

Wouldn’t that be an amazing luminary with a battery-operated tea light?!?

Here’s my video tutorial:

And here’s the template:

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful & blessed weekend!


MEASUREMENTS:

  • Blackberry Bliss cardstock – 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″
    • Score along the 8-1/2″ side at 2″, 4″, 6″, and 8″
    • Rotate clockwise and score along the 5-1/2″ side at 2″
    • Create diagonal scorelines (see tutorial) and then score at 3″ and 7″ along the 8-1/2″ side, but only down to the intersection of the diagonal score lines

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9 thoughts on “Hexagon Gift Bag”

  1. Love your videos. I was looking for a box big enough to put 2 cake pops in but this looks like I can make 2 of these lovely boxes and accomplish my goal for my gift. Thanks for the unique and pretty box.

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  2. Oh, how pretty! I today released the video tutorial for the big box but it’s in metrics and German – sorry :). Happy that you came up with this little boxes. I sure will do these small ones as well.

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  3. I am a new subscriber and again I watched your demo and perfect instructions. I am making this little box for a friend who just had surgery with a little friendship medal! thank you again and have a wonderful week-end. You are a joy to watch!

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  4. I am a new subscriber and again I watched your demo and perfect instructions. I am making this little box for a friend who just had surgery with a little friendship medal! thank you again and have a wonderful week-end. You are a oy to watch!

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  5. Great project I will make this box for my special guest for halloween ! Great job on video I love your videos
    thanks for sharing

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  6. You are always soooo clever and helpful. Thank you. This might be the small gift I make for my PEO group. Thanks again, Julie.

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  7. Hello Julie: Oh my gosh!! what a gorgeous little box!!! it’s just the perfect size to fit chocolates or caramels and it will make a lovely place setting for my Holiday Table.
    Your videos are such a delight to see, I love the perfect explanation and the details of your templates, you just want to make sure we are able to replicate this amazing little boxes, thank you so much.
    Sending hugs and love.
    Maria.

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