The Easiest Way To Make Your Own Clear Party Favor Boxes

Learn how to make fancy clear party favor boxes in just minutes with a Cricut Maker! Perfect for weddings, baby showers, birthdays, & more!


If you’re looking for a fancy way to hand out party favors at your next big celebration, look no further: these gem-shaped party favor boxes can be made with a Cricut Maker in just a minute or two! The Maker cuts through foil acetate like butter, and once you fold the box up along the pre-scored lines, you’ll have a gorgeous clear party favor box that’s perfect for any event!

The easiest way to make your own clear party favor boxes

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How To Make Clear Party Favor Boxes

Here is the party favor box template in Cricut Design Space that I used to make these clear gem party favor boxes. It’s free with Cricut Access!

  • Time spent doing stuff: 2 minutes
  • Time spent waiting around: 3 minutes
  • Total project time: 5 minutes

Tools & Equipment

Materials

Use a cricut maker to make clear party favor boxes out of foil acetate

Instructions

Start by opening the party favor box template. Click the green Make It button to make the party favor box as-is (the boxes are approximately 5″ tall and 3″ wide at the widest point once folded up and assembled).

If you want to change the size of the box, you can click the Customize button to open the template inside of Design Space. Just be careful to resize every piece of the design all at once, otherwise the pieces won’t fit together when you try to fold it up later.

The Cricut Maker will do the score lines first, so set your material to Foil Acetate and then load the scoring wheel in Clamp B. (First time using the scoring wheel? Check out this post covering everything you need to know about the scoring wheel!)

Make clear party favor boxes out of foil acetate

Pull the thin plastic backing off of the foil acetate, then place it onto your mat with the foil side up (the “pretty” front side is down, and the “back” which has the actual foil embedded into it is face up).

Load the mat into the machine and press the flashing Go button to start the cut. Once the machine finishes scoring, remove the scoring wheel from Clamp B and install the fine point blade to continue the cut. DO NOT unload the mat at this point! Just switch the blade out and press the Go button to resume the cut.

Cricut maker cutting clear party favor boxes out of foil acetate

When the machine is done cutting, unload the mat and carefully remove the foil acetate from the mat. To fold the box, gently fold along all of the score lines, then push the triangle-shaped tabs into the cut slots around the entire box.

How to make clear party favor boxes out of foil acetate with a cricut maker

You can fill the box with goodies before you close it up completely, and you have a fun gem-shaped party favor box ready to go!

How to make clear party favor boxes with a cricut maker and foil acetate

If you are looking for a different type of party favor box, check out these cute little pillow boxes you can make with your Maker!

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How to make clear party favor boxes with a cricut maker and foil acetate

How To Make Clear Party Favor Boxes

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Learn how to make fancy clear party favor boxes in just minutes with a Cricut Maker! Perfect for weddings, baby showers, birthdays, & more!
Active Time 2 minutes
Machine Cutting Time 3 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes

Instructions
 

  • Click the green Make It button to send the project to your machine (or click Customize to resize the box before cutting if necessary)
  • Remove the plastic backing from the foil acetate sheet and load it onto the mat "pretty" side down (the bumpy foil side should be face up)
  • Load the scoring wheel into Clamp B of your Cricut Maker
  • Load the mat into the machine and press the flashing Go button
  • When the machine finishes scoring it will pause. Remove the scoring wheel and install the fine-point blade, then press the Go button to resume the cut. DO NOT unload the mat at this point.
  • Unload the mat when the machine finishes cutting and gently remove the foil acetate from the mat
  • Fold along the score lines to fold the box into a gem shape; press the triangle-shaped tabs into the pre-cut slots to hold the box together
  • Fill with goodies and hand them out as party favors!

Notes

The box is approximately 5" tall and 3" wide at the widest point when assembled. If you plan to resize the box before cutting, make sure you select every piece of the design and resize all pieces at the same time to ensure that the tabs and slots will still line up in the finished box.

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