DIY TUTORIAL wedding CARD BOX
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Tutorial of a card box for occasions like birthdays, bridal showers, weddings etc.
Things you need for the making of the box
1. cardboard,
2. box cutter (X-Acto knife works swell)
3. hot glue gun (for the whole box I used 1 & 1/2 glue sticks)
4. ruler
5. marker
6. duct tape
MEASUREMENTS
my cardboard was .1inches thick thats why you will see some measurements off by .2 inches)
bottom
1 - 12"x8.5"
sides
2 of 12"x8.4"
2 of 8.3"x8.4"
Lid
top
12.5"x9"
sides
2 of 12.5"x1.5"
2 of 8.8"x1.5"
Decoration:
1. wrapping paper
2. glue & glue brush
3. scissors amzn.to/3aaIi6e
4. tape
5. ribbon
6. hot glue gun amzn.to/2HJrSF5
7. glitter amzn.to/3aOtb1M
8. freezer paper
9. Cricut amzn.to/32eVTG2
(no Cricut or freezer paper? write out your own letters on the box, put glue on the letter shapes and than glitter)
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Very Beautiful.
I like the way how you put down the description of the things you used 😊 really helped me how to make a wedding box now ☺️
This came out really pretty!!! The paper choice is perfect for a bridal or baby shower. Even a birthday. Only thing I'd do different is cover or paint the inside, and put the paper on the bottom after the ribbon to cover and loose ends. The way you taped it, I can definitely see this box holding up long enough to become a keepsake box long after the event! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you Miss Lady. I was looking for an idea for my aunt's 80th bday part and didn't want to do the 3-tier cake card box and I think this is it. So thank you for sharing your idea and the process with the measurements.
You're awesome wow
your last measurement is 8.8" for sides if lid box but then your 1st measurement (bottom of box) is written as 8.5"...so my question, is the 8.8" in measurement of 16th?? and the 8.5" measurement equivalent to 8 1/2 inches?? cause both are the same measurement if your decimal is in 16th form
I like
que onda, que pex, soy la unica que habla español aqui?
To much work jush buy a plain box