Easy DIY gift box


Yoy Will Need:
Cardstock or cardboard (Base 160 x 160 mm, lid 162 x 162 mm)
Glue
Scissors and craft knife
Ruler and Pen
Optional: Decorative paper (wrapping, art, etc.), spray adhesive.
Instructions:
Turn the Cardstock with the marked lines up. Score along each of the fold lines (black in this illustration).
Heavy cardboard requires a cut score. Make a cut score by cutting all the way through the cardboard in a series of dashes. Hold the craft knife against a straight edge to make the cuts. Long cuts increase the flexibility of the fold, but weaken the cardboard. Base the length of the cuts and the space between the cuts on your need. You may want to do some testing on a scrap of cardboard.





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