My project today is a Diagonal Hinged-Lid Box!
Here’s a view of the top of the box:
And here’s what’s inside:
It’s sized to fit a Bath & Body Works PocketBac Hand Sanitizer, but you can fit many other things in it! The finished size of the box is 2-3/4″H x 1-3/4″W x 1″D.
This box is so quick & easy to make! And you can change it up for so many different occasions! I’ve used quite a few retiring products, so if there’s anything that catches your eye, order it TODAY! Otherwise it will be gone! Plus, I think the Designer Series Paper, stamp set, and die set are all on sale!!
Without further ado, here’s my video tutorial:
And here are the templates:
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful & blessed day!
MEASUREMENTS:
- Grapefruit Grove (box base) – 3-3/4″ x 4-3/4″
- Score on all 4 sides at 1″
- Share What You Love DSP (box lid) – 3-3/4″ x 4-13/16″
- Score on all 4 sides at 1″
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Hi Julie,
I have made many of your boxes. I belong to a group of retirees from our local hospital and those boxes are the ones I have made in the past. My mother is president of this group and I made this peticular box for her as a demo and she liked it, but it isn’t big enuf. Could you possibly double the size or dimensions for me so it can hold at least 6 pieces of candy? She gives hersheys kisses, reeses pb cups (small) and 2 lindt truffels. I would truly appreciate it if you could do this for me. I make at least 40-45 boxes for this group and the ladies look forward to receiving them for our Christmas dinner.
Thank you,
Kitty
I love this, Julie! You are such a talent! ♥
Hello Julie: Once again you totally WOWed me with this beautiful box, I love the diagonal edge, it gives it a very sweet and elegant look.
I’ve been so busy with my hubby on vacation, we’ve gone on short little trips around Chicago and went to South Bend, Indiana for a visit with his cousin.
I’ve been catching up with your amazing projects, all of them are as beautiful as they are useful and adorable.
A few weeks ago I made ten Essential Boxes for my youngest daughter, who works as a school bus driver, to give to her co-workers on their last day of work next Wednesday, she loved them so much so thank you, thank you for always sharing your talent and creativity on your blog, I enjoy watching you create all of these little projects.
I hope you have a wonderful week.
Sending hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.