Supplies Needed:
1. Mark the center of the square by folding the fabric into quarters or measuring. Bring each corner of the fabric to the center point and press the creases.
2. Bring one edge of the resulting square inward until it touches the center point and make a crease. Repeat with the other three sides.
You'll end up with four creases running through the square.
3. Open up the top and bottom triangular flaps, leaving the side flaps folded in. Then pinch the sides of the top flap inward.
4. Bring the point of the top flap over the "wall" you just made and press it down to the bottom of the box.
5. Repeat with the opposite flap. My box stayed folded all by itself, but you could add a couple dots of glue to secure the flaps if needed.
Make a lid for the box using the other piece of fabric. The lid will need to be slightly larger than the bottom, so when you get to step 2, don't fold all the way to the center point. Fold each side to a point a quarter inch short of the center.
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diy project PDF
For a simple favor that's an easy takeaway, try mini lemon breads! These darling little bread loaves will charm your guests and are inexpensive to put together. 
You will also need mini loaf pans, parchment or craft paper, string or twine and tags.
Make sure you also have a pretty surface or tablecloth to display the breads on. 
Materials
Card stock
Downloadable Tags
Mason Jars & Ribbon
Homemade Irish Cream
Instructions
1. Download and print out labels on card stock (I had ivory on hand). Cut using gray guides, I used a rounded corner punch on two opposite corners. Also, hole punch top left corner for ribbon.
2. Make recipe of Irish cream and fill mason jars (be sure to wash jars first).
3. Attach tags with ribbon, using 21″ of ribbon on each jar.
What you do: Wrap your gifts in a few layers of plain white tissue paper. Next, lay a single sheet of tissue paper down flat, place a feather in the centre of the paper, put the gift carefully on top and then wrap so the feather is trapped in place.