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Greeting Card Pizza Box

by Noreen Doll.
(South Carolina, USA)

This greeting card pizza box is third in a series of jewelry-sized gift boxes you can make yourself. Find the first two greeting card gift box templates here.

The pizza box is hinged along one side, making it easy to keep track of the lid.

Because the top of this box is larger, it would be possible to attach your business card to the box top. Or if the design is busy, attach the card to the inside of the top where it will be seen as soon as the box is opened.

Your business logo or information could also be stamped on the inside of the box lid.

See the full tutorial for making this greeting card pizza box.

This box is thin, so it would be easy to place a row of them on edge inside a plastic or cardboard shoe box to keep handy until needed.

It’s the perfect size for a bracelet or necklace.

Don’t forget you can use the envelopes from these greeting cards to make lovely little envelope gift bags.

Noreen Doll
Crafty Journal

Comments:

Pizza Gift Box
by: Dita

Thank you for this great tutorial. I am going to recyle my Christmas cards this year this way. I haven’t tried out your tutorial yet but book marked your site. It looks great, Noreen.

I’ll be able to pack my jewelry to my customers in home made gift boxes now. Dita

http://www.alankarshilpa.etsy.com

Love these ideas
by: Anonymous

This is a great post. I got so excited, I wasted a thank you card just so I could try them out. Thank you for the wonderful ideas.

Phenominal!!
by: Cindy (HoustonTX)

You my dear Noreen are the ULTIMATE creative recycler!! You use EVERYTHING cleverly. I keep the fronts of Christmas cards thinking I will put them on plain wrapped Christmas gifts, but you reuse the whole card not just the fronts! Bravo, well done! Even the envelopes are used! Boxes of Christmas cards at the end of the year are practically give aways! I just spent over an hour on your site and loved it. I just can’t say enough about your creative talents. Keep up the good works and thanks for the ideas!

Thank you!
by: Noreen

Thank you so much for your lovely comments! I had so much fun trying to find as many ways as I could to make boxes from the cards, or bags from the envelopes. I hope you will find lots of ways to use them!

many thanks
by: Simply Wired

Thanks so much for all your information. All well done and easy to follow. Will be using some of these. Great ways to recycle.