Yesterday while cleaning my craft area i got these little square favour boxes i made for my frd's son's birthday. She asked me a day before the function to make favours for the party. This is a simple and elegant favour box. And the kool part is that you can decorate it in innumberable ways.
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| my finished box full of candies | 
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| another view | 
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| While I was still in the middle. | 
Now comes the tutorial... 
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| 1. Start with a square  piece of paper. Fold the paper         in half horizontally and then  verically, so the creases look like this. | 2. Fold the four corners of the paper toward the center          point  | 
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| 3. Fold the top and bottom of this square into the          center and open out again to create these creases. | 4. Open out the top and bottom triangular flaps. | 5. Fold the sides of the model into the  centre, creasing         well. | 
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| 6. Fold down top corner of model and then open out          again. | 7. Fold down model in the  other direction | You should now have  2 new diagonal creases like this. | 
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| 8. Repeat step 6 & 7 at the other end of the  model,         so you have the new creases at both ends. | 9. At one end of the model,Open out model along the          creases you just made. This will raise the top portion of the  model vertically. | 
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| 10. Fold top of model over  into the box. Its taking         shape! |         11. Repeat Step 9 and 10 at the other end of the  box... and its finished! To make a lid, just make another box, but start with a slightly bigger piece of paper. | 
 And it is done.
Regards.
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