Ski Sweater gift boxes today. The slot-top lids are easy to fit in place.
There are two slightly different print designs to choose from.
... and of course, you can re-size the boxes (as long as they fit onto the printer paper). Thanks to the sides extending above the lid, the boxes are stackable, which makes for a pretty display.
Here are your free downloads:
SkiSweaterGiftBoxRed.pdf
SkiSweaterGiftBoxGreen.pdf
SkiSweaterGiftBoxGreen.svg
SkiSweaterGiftBoxRed.svg
There's nothing much to know about making the boxes up. If you are making the .pdf version, then you must cut the slots out with a craft knife held against a straight edge (use a cutting mat). For all versions, simply score the side flaps and the base folds, then join the adjacent flap to the underside of its neighbouring side.
Tip: tie the gift tag through a slot, before you put the lid on!:
For a classy, textile-like effect, use textured cardstock (like American Crafts Cardstock, which is printer and digi-cutter friendly).
So that's it. Enjoy the freebie printable gift boxes!
Here's a Valentine card for crochet enthusiasts. Just print it out,
trim along the faint grey lines, and fold it in half. Good to go! (Note that the crochet pattern is only inspired by a crochet diagram. Don't try it at home.)
Crochet Heart Valentine Printable.pdf
