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Triangular Origami Box

This triangular origami box looks interesting, doesn’t it?

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Triangular Origami Box (Triangular Modular Origami Box)

Paper Fold Boxes

Here are instructions for in part really extraordinary paper fold boxes.

Links:
Paper Fold Boxes (Chinese)
via: Boxes

I didn’t find my way on the website of the original link according to the picture.

Modular Triangle Origami Box

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I presented a triangular box before, the modular triangle origami box is even nicer because you can make it three coloured.

Links:
Modular Triangle Origami Box (Origami Triangle Gift Box)

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Triangular Box

Fabric Origami Box

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I presented entries about fabric origami before, I find it this time still more interesting because it’s a fabric origami box.

Links:
Fabric Origami Box (Bookcloth Box Tutorial)
Note: Larken pointed out that there is a folding diagram missing. At least I have found it: Frangipani Box Redux

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Entries with the tags ‘fabric’ and ‘origami’

Seven-sided Yin-Yang Dome Box

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I find this box beautiful – just like the other boxes ;-)

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Seven-sided Yin-Yang Dome Box
Template: Seven-Sided Yin-Yang Dome Box Pattern

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Entries with the tag ‘box’

Triangular Box

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I find this neat: triangular boxes that fit then in a hexagonal box :)

Links:
TRIANGULAR BOX
Mentioned at the triangular box: Fujimoto Hexagonal Box

Rectangular Box

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Here is yet another folding instruction for a rectangular box.
The Flexicube though is not for me ;-)

Links:
Rectangular Box (Traditional Box for Flexicube)
Flexicube (FLEX-I-CUBE)

Modular Rectangular Box

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I find those rectangular folded boxes absolutely great!

Unfortunately I discovered them too late, but if you haven’t begun yet (oops! ;-)), they are great for an Advent calendar, too ;-)
But take your time, I once made an Advent calendar from similar, but square boxes (instructions from a book) and it took foreeever to finish it.
I use it nearly every year though and it is still beautiful ;-)

And apart from that you can still use them for the Christmas gifts, I think that it would look wonderful, too :)

Links:
Modular Rectangular Box , Version A

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Entries with the tag ‘Advent calendar’
Entries with the tag ‘box’

Tower Boxes

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I like to fold Origami boxes but these are even better: you can stack them.

Once I folded them and used them for little beads but by now I have thrown them away.
Actually it’s a pity.

Links:
Mike’s Origami – Origami Diagram Links – Boxes and Containers => click ‘Tower Boxes’ (PDF, ca. 82 KB)

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Entries with the tag ‘box’
Entries with the tag ‘origami’
Folded boxes:
Paper Matchbox Slide Box
Curved Box not only for an Advent Calendar

Curved Box not only for an Advent Calendar

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Once I browsed flickr and found the Teabag Problem Box. He called it this way because some teas are packed in such boxes.
But what I liked best is the the fact that he ‘offers’ the creasing pattern directly (see links below).

On the photo you can see my first try. I burned some CD’s and used the paper where you write what’s on the CD and that I usually throw away for this box.
I think it’s not too bad for a first try ;-)
They can easily be used for an advent calendar.

I looked further for boxes usable for advent calendars and found the following:

Links:
At flickr: Teabag Problem Box

At The Fitful Flog: PDF file with the creasing pattern (ca. 10 KB)
Check also the Model Menu

More boxes that can be used in advent calendars:

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Furthermore there are links on how to decorate in the entry Pattern Paper.

And what can you put into the boxes?
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