I didn't have a clue what to get my friends for Christmas so I decided to make something! I have made everything except the treats.Enjoy!!!
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Ok,so lets start...
First,Get 1 of your square pieces of paper (for the same size as my box,make sure it measure 21 x 21cm). -
Next... Fold the corners together so it makes an X shape on the square. Here is an example!
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Fold in all the corners like in this picture.
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Next open up the corners and fold the corners to the furthest opposite fold like this.Do this to all corners!
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Cut following the folds but make sure there is still 4 squares left in the middle.Cut on the opposite side.Sorry its hard to explain here's a pic!
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Fold in the other corners twice like so...
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Next fold in the side tips of corners you just folded so it forms a square..
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It should look like this...
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Decorate your box now!
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Ta Dah!!!
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Next add your treats or whatever you want to put in it!
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Enjoy your box!
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Vicky Ninja
25 Nov 13:06
This is a brilliant idea!! You could fill it with all the little bits that are too small to wrap on their own. Love it :)
Siomha R.
25 Nov 20:29
Thanx! :)
Tylo
06 Dec 13:48
I make these in the same way, but with old christmas cards, kept from the previous year, use the front of the card for the lid, try to centre any pattern and it makes a nice xmas box. You can do the same for birthdays, easter, etc.
very eco friendly too!