This video shows you how to make an origami box with a lid out of two sheets of paper. This fold makes a great gift box for small presents – I often use this instead of wrapping paper. It’s nice for adding a personal touch to a holiday gifts, a birthday present or anniversary gift… (the first year is paper guys). This box can be easily decorated with other origami.


Materials:

- 2 sheets of paper (scrapbook paper works well because it’s usually a heavier weight paper and also it comes in large sizes)

Dimensions:

- In this video I use 12” x 12” scrapbook paper. The final box comes out to be 3” x 3” x 6”
- dimensions will be N/4 x N/4 x N/2 where “N” is the original edge length of your paper

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15 Responses to Rectangular Box with Lid

  1. Foldingfan says:

    Um, how to make the other side of the box?

    Thanks! im am msberrymary on utube

  2. jag says:

    is it ok if we use printer paper?

  3. Ava says:

    is it okay if I use 6×6 paper instead of 12×12?

  4. linda says:

    i couldnt get it it was complicating for me to create the creases

    • josey4628 says:

      which creases in particular? there are quite a few… let me know the minute:seconds that you get confused in the video, and I can try to help.

  5. chrissy says:

    1 minute 58 seconds was so confusing i almost lost my head

  6. anna says:

    :) thank you for posting this! ive been looking for a nice origami box for sooo long!i found this website and i like it so much i subscribed to it! "(plus im only 12….and its still easy)

  7. Cecilia says:

    omg I love this box and i want to make it but the person who was folding was going way to fast!
    if possible, can you make a simpler tutorial of this please?
    here is the link » http://youtu.be/uoFTcjVzI7k thanks!!!! ;)

  8. Wanda says:

    love the box but is there a link for pdf instructions. am making boxes filled with money for christmas instead of gifts plus they have the lovely box for keeps.

    • josey4628 says:

      No, sorry, I don't have printed instructions for most of these because of copyright issues. Your idea as using them as part of your Christmas gifts is great.

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