13 Ways To Make Your Own DIY Gift Boxes
13 Step-By-Step DIY Gift Box Tutorials
Calling all DIY grifters! Are you hunting for just the right way to add even more fun and DIY appeal to your homemade and handmade gifts?
If so, then allow me to introduce you to this collection of amazing 13 Ways To Make Your Own DIY Gift Boxes.
There is something so extra special about the idea of gifting your homemade gift in an equally homemade gift box, and these 13 unique ways to explore gift giving will be special and perfect for all those paper crafters who want to get to get to work with their prettiest supplies.
When you put a lot of time and effort into making your handmade gift for someone, why not go all the way to “impressive” by also creating gift boxes?
You won’t need to put a lot of time, effort, or supplies into making them. However, they will be really great for when you are hoping to get a little something extra out of your experience.
The other wonderful thing to keep in mind is that you can easily add some DIY style to your gift-giving if you are someone who bought a beautiful gift for a loved one but want to add some homemade flair to it.
Many people don’t expect that and will be really impressed by your creativity.
Are you looking for something that you can do with little ones? You can teach them how to make your own gift box and know that their creativity will be a part of the gift that you are giving away.
Really, there is only excitement and creativity waiting for you in the concept of creating and gifting a DIY gift box.
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Check Out These DIY Gift Boxes Tutorials
If you’re ready to make your own gift box, scroll below to take a look at the 13 fun options that are waiting for you.
Since they are all a bit different from each other, take your time to really pick out the gift box that is going to motivate you the most.
If you’re like me, you might have a hard time picking your favourite one.
These tutorials are designed for crafters of all ages, too. Everyone can enjoy the fun side of DIY and imagination, even if it’s the first craft adventure they have ever tried.
The right motivation can do wonders, after all.
Are you ready to get to work? Click on the link in the description, and you’ll be taken to the designer’s page to get to work. These free tutorials don’t require logging in or signing up.
Just get started whenever you are ready to do so.
Enjoy, and happy crafting!
Paper Box Gift
Make a paper box without glue or tape using the Japanese art of origami folding. Check it out!
Designer: Einat of Einat Kessler
Materials Used:
- Origami paper
- Foam tape
Format: Handmade
Cardboard Gift Boxes
These DIY gift boxes come together quickly and look great. They make a lovely, homemade touch for your holiday crafting.
Designer: Unspecified of Clever Poppy
Materials Used:
- A4 Card
- A ruler
- Double-sided tape
- A craft knife
- Scissors
Format: Handmade
Origami Rectangle Box
The box is a great way to give a handmade gift to your friend, mom, or someone special. It’s easy to do and the box will look nice.
Designer: Emma of Gathering Beauty
Materials Used:
- Origami Paper or Scrapbook Paper
Format: Handmade
Paper Box
This paper box is easy to make. It’s a great gift box that anyone can create.
Designer: Unspecified of RedTedArt
Materials Used:
- 2 sheets of A4 paper
Format: Handmade
Explosion Box
The explosion box is a special paper box that opens up and “explodes” to reveal pictures, notes, and even small gifts inside when the top is removed. It’s a fun and exciting way to celebrate special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, and proposals.
Designer: Louise of Chaotically Yours
Materials Used:
- Several sheets of 12 x 12 cardstock
- Complimentary scrapbook paper
- Scissors
- A glue stick
- Pictures
Format: Handmade
Paper Box Strawberry
Make a cute paper strawberry gift box! All you need is red and green paper plus some string.
Designer: Unspecified of RedTedArt
Materials Used:
- Red paper
- Medium green paper scraps
- Ribbon or thread
- Small treat or gift
Format: Handmade
Rectangular Milk Carton Boxes
Check out this easy-to-follow tutorial on how to create a carton box.
Designer: Emma of Gathering Beauty
Materials Used:
- Scrapbook paper
- Scoreboard
- A bone folder
- Double-sided tape or paper glue
- Scissors
Format: Handmade
Pop Up Box Card
This is a special card that pops open. When you open it, small boxes and paper pieces fly out. It’s really fun and exciting!
Designer: Kristi of SVGnation
Materials Used:
- Cardstocks
- 1.5 rubber bands
- Glue
- Scoring stylus
Format: Handmade
Pillow Gift Box
Check out this simple and easy-to-follow tutorial to create a pillow gift box.
Designer: Unspecified of Creative in Chicago
Materials Used:
- Pretty paper
- Saucer
- Sharp pin
- Pencil
- Scissors
Format: Handmade
Gift Box
This DIY gift box is easy and you can use it for many different times. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a box with a lid step-by-step.
Designer: Jenny of The Melrose Family
Materials Used:
- Scissors
- White card stock
- Glue stick
- Ruler
- Bone folder
Format: Handmade
Origami Box With Lid
Want to make a nice box for gifts or to hold small things? Follow the easy steps and you can create these pretty origami boxes with lids in just minutes – perfect for last-minute gifts or any time!
Designer: Emma of Gathering Beauty
Materials Used:
- Scrapbook Paper
- Paper Trimmer or a Craft Knife
- Ruler
- Cutting Mat
Format: Handmade
Boxed Geometric Heart
These paper hearts make a nice thing to give instead of a card. They are easy to make and look very nice.
Designer: Kate of minieco
Materials Used:
- 3D paper heart template
- Box for 3D paper heart
Format: Handmade
Gift Box & Envelope with Cricut
Make this gift boxes and envelopes! This is an easy way to make paper gift boxes and envelopes in any size you like. You can make them in any color, pattern, or paper you want.
Designer: Unspecified of The Nomad Studio
Materials Used:
- Thick color Paper 12×12
- Cutting mat
- Score stylus
- Cricut machine + Fine point blade
- Glue
Format: Handmade
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