DIY Project Sharing | Self-assembling Pizza Gift Box

This pizza-style gift box is fun, quick to assemble, and doesn’t require any glue! It’s a self-closing, self-locking design made to be cut and folded from a single sheet. The project includes all the cuts and fold lines for the box, a decorative band, and a tomato embellishment.

The box is shown in two versions: one made from natural 300 gsm kraft paper, and another using a playful printed tomato pattern that matches the pizza theme — both share the same interior design. The decorative band is 4 cm (1.57 in) wide and adds a finishing touch to close and dress up the box.

The included tomato pattern has a separate background layer, so you can change its color freely to match your celebration. You can use it to create custom matching papers or print it as scrapbooking sheets.

To decorate the inside or outside of the box, the band, or to use as a tag, the project also includes a line art drawing of a sliced pizza with the message “Pizza Joy!” — the illustration is from the Idea Studio library, and the phrase is editable using fonts from the same library. The design plays with a red palette that echoes the tomato theme and evokes a classic pizza box vibe.

The base version of the box measures 10x10 cm (approx. 4x4 in) and is perfectly sized to fit an A4 sheet. On A3 you can create a 17x17 cm (6.7x6.7 in) box, and with a 30.5x61 cm (12x24 in) cutting mat, you can go up to 19x19 cm (7.5x7.5 in). This design makes excellent use of each paper size!

Though designed for cardstock, feel free to experiment with glitter, metallics, printed, or translucent papers. Let your creativity run wild!





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lovely, these would be so handy! :heart_eyes:

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This box would be nice to put some stickers!

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They are quite thin (2cm high) and even though they close perfectly, so yeah, that´s a good use for them and they fit cheap delivery.

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This box is so cool and I love the cardstock you used. Very eye catching

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That´s a printed pattern Bell, I included it in the project because I want to share those things, unfortunatelly, as it is not full libary assets, I guess no one can open it.

Let´s see how this beta evolves, but there has to be a way we can share our original content. When I share it, I have no problem agreeing fair use copyrights xdd

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Wow that’s so lovely :heart_eyes:

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