The instructions are shown on each printable box and are pretty easy to make. These will work best printed out on full sized (A4) card stock (paper will be a bit too flimsy) and you'll have to set your printer margins to the minimum.
While cutting out the template, be sure to notice the fold lines, they won't be on the cut-out so you will need to keep the rest of the paper for reference. Also the cut lines I've marked are faint so that they don't show up on your finished gift / trinket / party favor box but will hopefully be clear enough if you look closely. Also be careful to only cut the folding tab line to the square in the center not past it.
I think this is my favourite box and once crafted it's very pretty! It's covered with pastel, spring-time flowers and the clasp on top of the completed box has a very happy Easter bunny throwing colorful tulips. Seeing that little bunny makes me smile every time!
The main body of the box is decorated with faintly painted Easter eggs (some even have a cute baby chick peeking out) and the top has 3 painted eggs, 2 wrapped ribbons tied in a bow. Adorable!
Since not everyone is into bunnies, eggs, spring flowers and the other stuff for Easter... this modern, minimalist gift box that simply says Happy Easter on the top. This could be nice to make and give to a guy in your life since men like Easter candies to. ;)
This bright pink box has a painted Easter egg on top, I've left the side empty so that you have plenty of space to custom decorate it with stickers, glitter, your own hand drawn designs or anything else you can think of.