And yet more Fabric Boxes
 

What fun it is seeing all the different fabric boxes. My thanks ten-fold to whoever gave us this terrific idea! They are just so much fun to see and to make! I experimented with batting...the box on the left is made with Pellon Heat & Bond interfacing but no batting. The box on the right is made with Warm & Natural. I like them both but I find the Pellon easier to work with. Also, on one of them I trimmed the inside flaps off close to the seam with pinking shears. Leaves a little more room for goodies!

They look great. Thanks for the suggestions on batting/interfacing and trimming.

Was this made from a pattern? If so, what pattern is it. I showed this to my daughter and she wants to make some. Thanks

I made some and instead of trimming the inside, I had hubby hot glue it to the side, and it still left me with tiny pockets for small scizzors, etc to go into. I want to try the heat/bond Pallon like you did and thinking it looks neat and straight. Thanks for sharing.

Vickey

I also would like the pattern.

Here's the link to the tutorial. http://seaside-stitches.blogspot.com...-tutorial.html

Thank you gale

nicely done

Very nice! Never tire of looking at the different fabric combos.

nice and Christmassy. I need to make a few

I am making these for all my granddaughters, just as a place to store their 'treasures'. These are great.

Very cute! Wonderful for treats!

I bought the book "Fast, Fun and Easy Fabric Boxes" by Linda Johansen 2004 C&T Publishing at our Quilt Guild's meeting last night for a whole $1 and it has several interesting variations (8 designs), some with lids and different shapes. Perhaps your Guild or local library has one too.

Wonderfully popular.

Great job!!!!

I really like the one with heat and bond. Much neater. Like your fabrics
LC