Today’s project is a Tapered Triangle Gift Box featuring the Tidings of Christmas product suite!
This box idea originally came from Ann Melvin from Positively Papercraft and I fell in love with it and had to “pixiefy” it and share it with you! Here’s another view:
And a view from the front:
How cool are the angled sides to this gift box?!? Here’s how the box opens:
This was a really fun box to create and “pixiefy” for you! What a perfect table favor gift box for the holidays! Without further ado, here’s my video tutorial:
Here’s the template for reference (not to scale):
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful & blessed day!
PROJECT MEASUREMENTS:
- Evening Evergreen cardstock – 4-1/2″ x 9″
- Score along the 4-1/2″ side at 1″
- Rotate clockwise (with the 1″ scoreline at the top) and place a tick mark at 1/2″
- Score down to the horizontal score line at 1″, 4″, 5″, 6″, and 7″
- Rotate 180° and place tick marks at 1″, 2″, 6″, and 7″
- Score as directed in the template & video
- Tidings of Christmas Designer Series Paper – 2-7/8″ x 5″ (if not using Stitched Triangles Dies)
- Cut diagonally from corner to corner to create 2 equilateral triangles you can use
- Use the remaining isosceles triangles on a card front!
PROJECT SUPPLIES:
Price: $11.50
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Hi Julie,your tutorial made this complex looking box so easy..! Just made this. Thank you for another wonderful tutorial.
Regards,
Archana
Adorable little box! The scoring looks a bit challenging but I’m always up for a challenge! The end result is so impressive.
Thanks for sharing another outstanding pixie creation!
Thank you for this box Julie. I intend making this as a table decoration for my sister’s Christmas celebrations. It is absolutely gorgeous and so easy – yes scoring takes a little energy but not as much as vacuuming or cooking! I so do look forward to your ‘lives’ each with follow up PDF’s. Your instructions both during the video and the actual PDF are so clear and concise. Cheers from lockdown Sydney (we have had an ease of restrictions-we are allowed to stay out after 9.00pm now!) Hurrah! Have a blessed week.
Thank you so much, Chris! You are so right about vacuuming & cooking! I’ll always choose paper crafting – LOL! So happy your restrictions have eased a bit! Have a wonderful weekend!