How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine)

  • November 27, 2008
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Homemade cookies are a terrific gift. With a simple bakery box and some ribbon, the package will be as pretty as the contents.

You Will Need

  • A bakery box
  • Scissors
  • A ruler
  • A pen
  • A hole punch
  • Four 16-inch long pieces of ribbon
  • Two sheets of tissue paper
  • Delicious homemade cookies
  • Wrapping paper
How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Flatten box

Step 1: Flatten box

Open the box, remove the four tabs from the notches on the sides, and flatten.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Cut off tabs

Step 2: Cut off tabs

Cut off the tabs.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Mark holes

Step 3: Mark holes

Mark spots for holes on the edge of each flap, spaced evenly apart. Punch the holes.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Lace ribbon through

Step 4: Lace ribbon through

Feed one piece of ribbon out through one of the bottom holes and back in through the other. Finish lacing the ribbon like you would a pair of shoes, and tie at the top in a bow.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Repeat

Step 5: Repeat

Repeat on the remaining three corners.

To make the box even more decorative, cut a piece of wrapping paper to line the inside bottom of your box.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Add tissue paper

Step 6: Add tissue paper

Line the bottom and sides of the box with a sheet or two of tissue paper.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Add the cookies

Step 7: Add the cookies

Place the cookies in the box. Put the most delicate ones on top.

How To Make a Decorative Bakery Box (with Hallmark Magazine): Visit hallmarkmagazine.com

Step 8: Visit hallmarkmagazine.com

If you can’t decide what kind of cookies to make, visit hallmarkmagazine.com for loads of yummy recipes that are easy to make.

It is believed that the Austrian kipfel cookie later became the croissant when Marie Antoinette introduced it to France.

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Comments (1)

monmere

This is a very good idea but instead of purchasing a bakery box, how about making your own using a poster board???? I'm sure it couldn't be too hard to do.

over 3 years ago by monmere

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