Rectangle Box Template

Not sure if i know how to do this, but here goes! You've seen the tutorial, now you. For the lid, add 1/8 to your base size. Step 9 die cut an opening in the 4 1/4 square piece of cardstock or trace and cut desired shape with scissors. Slip the box lid over the base and glue into place.

3 x height of box + 2 x finished box size. Use a bone folder to really make the diagonal folds sharp and easier to fold the sheet into a box. Turning both tabs toward the outside front or back of the box will help ensure straight placement. You can make the box any size you want.

Add This Number To The Length And Width Of The Base.

Calculate the measurements for the sides in the same way. Determine the height you want, and double it. Determine the size of your base. Step 6 repeat steps four and five on the three remaining corners.

3 X Height Of Box + 2 X Finished Box Size.

Apply adhesive to the end tabs of the 1”x4.75” strips, and adhere them to the inside of the opened box, aligning them with the top of the opening. For the lid, add 1/8 to your base size. You've seen the tutorial, now you. Use a bone folder to really make the diagonal folds sharp and easier to fold the sheet into a box.

Not Sure If I Know How To Do This, But Here Goes!

* 5 and 2/8 inches wide * 3 and 1/2 inches tall * 2 and 7/8 inches deep since i can't leave well enough alone, i modified it to be directly printable. Slip the box lid over the base and glue into place. For a quarter fold sized card, i draw a touching row of four two inch cubes then add a 1/2 inch x 2 rectangle to one end [which will glue it into a cube after you have scored and bent the paper], and two 1/2 inch x 2 inch tabs to the bottom side of the middle two [squares 2 & 3}. This is my first time uploading a file, so i hope it works.

You Want To Have A 4 Square Box That Is 3 High.

Turning both tabs toward the outside front or back of the box will help ensure straight placement. I like to have no dotted lines (just little marks that show you where to score. You can make the box any size you want. Step 9 die cut an opening in the 4 1/4 square piece of cardstock or trace and cut desired shape with scissors.

You can make the box any size you want. I like to have no dotted lines (just little marks that show you where to score. Determine the height you want, and double it. Determine the size of your base. Apply adhesive to the end tabs of the 1”x4.75” strips, and adhere them to the inside of the opened box, aligning them with the top of the opening.