Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Creative packaging for Canadian Shop

This easy to make packaging looks neat and well presented and the most important fits 2cm rule of doom of Canada Post. Use this package for jewelry or any other small accessories.




You will need the following tools and materials:

1. Regular succors
2. Ruler
3. Pencil
4. Knitting needle or anything else that you can mark for a folding line
5. Figure scissors - optional
6. Hole puncher
7. Designed patterned paper
8. Ribbon
10. Plastic bag preferably with hole.
11. One of you gorgeous product
12. One of your valuable customers
How to make it.
1. Cut a rectangular shape strip of paper accordingly to your plastic bag size.
2. Mark with the knitting needle your folding lines.




3. Using the figure succors cut off excess outer end.
4. Place your plastic bag on the top of the folded envelope and mark the hole position with pencil.



5. Using a whole puncher make a hole in all three layers of folded paper envelope at once.
6. Insert your plastic bag with your product in it and tie the envelope with a decorated ribbon.


7. Be creative and think about other shapes of the envelope. Like shown on below images.









Thursday, March 26, 2009

DIY Light Box

This Light Box is made with foam boards and it can be done within an hour. Here is how....

1. You will need two of those. You can find them in any Wal-Mart store in the section where Bristol Papers are. They are 22" by 28". You have to cut them in half to have 4 boards of 14" by 22". Use 3 of these boards for sides and back panels. Cut last fourth panel into 2 pieces - one is 14" by 14" will serve as top (roof) panel and second is just 14" by 8" which is enough for bottom part to hold the shape.



2. All walls are joined with masking tape. As you see in the Ready for shooting picture I have fixed lamp with daylight bulb that I can't use in position other that lightening from the top. To accommodate this setting I made an opening covered with trace paper (from any dollar store, craft section)




3. Place lights on both sides of your light box and as it shown in my case I place top light through the window. Make sure your lights on sides beam to the opposite wall to have defused effect. Now it's ready for shooting.