Cereal Box and Fruit Net Upcycled Gift Boxes

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Cereal Box and Fruit Net Upcycled Gift Boxes

Cereal Box and Fruit Net Upcycled Gift Boxes
Cereal Box and Fruit Net Upcycled Gift Boxes

From the blogger: "Don’t spend money on wasteful gift boxes when you can make them yourself from free upcycled materials! Just grab a cereal box and some plastic produce nets to make a unique and eco-friendly gift box! Cut and fold the cereal box to create a box with a fitted lid, then cut up different types of fruit nets to create trims to keep the box closed, but also colorfully decorated! These boxes are totally unique and totally free! And gift recipients are always surprised to see the cereal box graphics on the inside!"

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueMixed Media

Project or Page Size8.5 inches x 11 inches

Type of Paper UsedCardboard

Beginner

Materials List

  • 1 cereal box
  • Scissors
  • Fruit netting
  • Ruler

Why You'll Love This Trash to Treasure Craft

1. Environmentally Friendly: By upcycling cereal boxes and fruit nets into gift boxes, you are giving new life to materials that would have otherwise been thrown away. This craft project is a great way to reduce waste and help our planet.

2. Budget-Friendly: Instead of buying expensive gift boxes, you can save money by creating your own with materials you may already have at home. Cereal boxes and fruit nets are easily accessible and won't cost you a fortune.

3. Personalized Touch: Making your own gift boxes allows you to add a personal touch to your present. You can customize the size, shape, and design to suit the recipient's style and taste, making your gift even more special.

4. Creative Outlet: This craft project is a fun and creative way to express yourself. You can experiment with different patterns, colors, and embellishments to make each gift box unique and one-of-a-kind.

5. Versatile Use: These upcycled gift boxes can be used for a variety of occasions, such as birthdays, holidays, or even as party favors. They are perfect for packaging small items like jewelry, candies, or homemade treats. The possibilities are endless!

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These are darling. The link in the post to the full tutorial doesn't seem to be right. I never would have thought to reuse cereal boxes for gift boxes. Does anyone know if the cardboard has been painted? Or is this just the way the boxes are made? Netting bows are fabulous.

These are darling. The link in the post to the full tutorial doesn't seem to be right. I never would have thought to reuse cereal boxes for gift boxes. Does anyone know if the cardboard has been painted? Or is this just the way the boxes are made? Netting bows are fabulous.

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