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Easy Way To Cover Square Pillow Boxes With DSP!

I love these new square pillow boxes and have seen people decorate them beautifully by using their blending brushes to color the entire box or stamp directly on the box. I have also seen some cover them with our beautiful designer series paper, which is what I wanted to do as soon as I saw these boxes.

But, I have to say… I think they overcomplicated the process. I did not want to be tracing, measuring, using a compass or anything else that delayed me actually decorating, filling and sending these adorable Valentine treat boxes to my littles!

My alternative idea was to just cut one of the boxes and use it as a template! I think it was well worth the sacrificing of one (out of ten) boxes!

The first thing I did was to trace around the circle. Use the circle that does not have the adhesive panels on it. Then cut around the circle. You can disregard the black marker lines you see below. I thought I needed to highlight the score lines, but it was not necessary.

The next thing I did was to trace around the circle right onto the DSP. Then just trim around trace lines. Remember to notch out the little opening for easy access to your treats.

Using liquid glue, be sure to get as close to the edge of the trimmed DSP with the adhesive and then add some to the center of each panel.

Cover the circle with the DSP and use your fingers to press down on each of the score lines. It falls totally into place and stays there!

Now it’s time to decorate! 🙂

Of course, the Bee My Valentine bundle was perfect for these treat boxes and I had plenty of bees, hearts and sentiments cropped and ready to roll from some of my previous projects.

I added some snack size Hershey bars (you could fit 3 or 4 easily). Or, since they are food-safe, you could just add some loose candy or baked item for a yummy treat that would be a perfect send-off any time of year!

Some Tips For You With The Bee My Valentine Bundle…

  • I stamped and punched several (many actually 🙂 ) bumble bee body parts on a 2″ strip of Basic White CS in different colors for easy access in anticipation of making a lot of these adorable cards. It was a big time saver!
  • Did you know that the little antennae image can be cropped perfectly with the small heart cut-out on the punch?!!
  • I ran a few pieces of CS through the small heart cut-out on the punch and then put each on a strip of glue dots so they were ready to roll whenever I was!

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3 thoughts on “Easy Way To Cover Square Pillow Boxes With DSP!”

  1. Thank you so much for these tips! I was struggling to get the nice, polished finish that everyone was getting. Mine looked like a 3 year old had tried to do it lol And thanks for the tip about the antennae using the punch. Those little things are hard to fussy cut. I usually lop one of the antennas off during the cutting. lol

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