Cowboy and Cowgirl 10 Crayon Boxes
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© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
This printable crayon box has two uses: Cover for a 16-count crayon box or make your own crayon box. Cover a 16-count crayon box: You can make the box as directed below and put the crayon box inside (instead of loose crayons). This is perfect party favors for a kid's birthday or setting up a kids table for a holiday or family dinner. Print our free printable coloring page and crayon boxes, and then use the coloring page as a placemat and printable crayon box to dress up the boxes of crayons. Make your own crayon box: Folded as a crayon box as instructed below to hold loose crayon, which is perfect if you have a lot of loose crayons around the house. You and your child(ren) can spend the afternoon cutting and making crayon boxes to put loose crayon in boxes. This helps organize your crayons and give you a wonderful way to spend an afternoon chatting with your child. For younger children, have them cut out the boxes (if they are old enough), then you can fold the boxes. You can help your child to learn colors by making each box to hold different color. Instructions for Crayon Box Printable Cut and Fold Craft 1. Print the Crayon Box Printable on plain printer paper (or colored printer paper if desired). Cardstock (a heavier printer paper) is not recommended as it is harder to make the small folds. 2. Cut out the Crayon Box, along the solid black lines on the outside of the whole box. 3. Cut along the three short solid black lines that “go into” the Crayon Box and meet up to a dotted line. Do not cut past the solid black line. It seems like you are “cutting into” the box, but you are actually creating the flaps that fold, and make the box. 4. Fold the box inward (that is, fold toward the blank side of the box) along every dotted line. Be sure to fold along each dotted line that is shown. In some case, you will be folding the same part in two places. Be sure to always fold toward the blank side of the box. 5. Once all of the folds for the Crayon Box have been made, you will begin to put the box together, using tape or a glue stick. As your guide, the image is the front of the box and the © Mom's Break.com is the back of the box. Folding the box can be a little tricky! Take your time, and it should become clear how the box goes together! Make the Box 6. With the image facing you, hold each side along the outer edge, and fold toward the back. The two folded sides will meet, with one tab over the other. This forms the box. Tape or glue closed.
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
© Kids-Printable.com & art by ResaleClipart.com
This printable crayon box has two uses: Cover for a 16-count crayon box or make your own crayon box. Cover a 16-count crayon box: You can make the box as directed below and put the crayon box inside (instead of loose crayons). This is perfect party favors for a kid's birthday or setting up a kids table for a holiday or family dinner. Print our free printable coloring page and crayon boxes, and then use the coloring page as a placemat and printable crayon box to dress up the boxes of crayons. Make your own crayon box: Folded as a crayon box as instructed below to hold loose crayon, which is perfect if you have a lot of loose crayons around the house. You and your child(ren) can spend the afternoon cutting and making crayon boxes to put loose crayon in boxes. This helps organize your crayons and give you a wonderful way to spend an afternoon chatting with your child. For younger children, have them cut out the boxes (if they are old enough), then you can fold the boxes. You can help your child to learn colors by making each box to hold different color. Instructions for Crayon Box Printable Cut and Fold Craft 1. Print the Crayon Box Printable on plain printer paper (or colored printer paper if desired). Cardstock (a heavier printer paper) is not recommended as it is harder to make the small folds. 2. Cut out the Crayon Box, along the solid black lines on the outside of the whole box. 3. Cut along the three short solid black lines that “go into” the Crayon Box and meet up to a dotted line. Do not cut past the solid black line. It seems like you are “cutting into” the box, but you are actually creating the flaps that fold, and make the box. 4. Fold the box inward (that is, fold toward the blank side of the box) along every dotted line. Be sure to fold along each dotted line that is shown. In some case, you will be folding the same part in two places. Be sure to always fold toward the blank side of the box. 5. Once all of the folds for the Crayon Box have been made, you will begin to put the box together, using tape or a glue stick. As your guide, the image is the front of the box and the © Mom's Break.com is the back of the box. Folding the box can be a little tricky! Take your time, and it should become clear how the box goes together! Make the Box 6. With the image facing you, hold each side along the outer edge, and fold toward the back. The two folded sides will meet, with one tab over the other. This forms the box. Tape or glue closed.
