This adorable DIY carrot box is perfect for Easter baskets, spring celebrations, and party favors!
Use the free printable template, cut, fold, and glue—then tie it up with a ribbon for the perfect finishing touch.
Fill it with chocolates, candies, or small gifts its up to you!
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- Why You'll Love This Pattern
- Skill Level
- Materials Needed
- Easy Carrot Gift Box Printable Template
- Instructions
- Tips For Success
- Common Mistakes & How To Avoid Them
- Color, Paper Ideas, and Variations
- FAQ
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If you’re looking for a fun and festive way to package small treats, this DIY carrot box is just what you need!
Whether you’re putting together Easter gift baskets, organizing a spring celebration, or simply want a cute way to share goodies, this easy-to-make box is both practical and charming.
With our free printable template, crafting these carrot boxes is simple and mess-free.
Just print, cut, fold, and glue—no complicated steps involved!
You can print the template directly onto cardstock for durability or use regular paper and reinforce it by tracing the template onto thicker material.
The best part? The box is finished off with a hole punch and satin ribbon, giving it a carrot top and a polished, gift-ready look.
Each box, when printed on A4 paper, measures about 6 inches (15cm long) x 3 inches (7.5cm) wide, making it the perfect size for small chocolates, jelly beans, or tiny gifts.
You can make a bunch of them in no time—ideal for classroom gifts, party favors, or Easter egg hunts!
Add an extra special touch to these carrot boxes by making a matching butterfly gift tag to go with it.
If you love DIY gift packaging, this carrot box is a must-try. It’s fun, festive, and adds a personal touch to your gifts.
Plus, it’s a great crafting activity for kids—they can color, decorate, and help assemble their own carrot treat boxes!
You might also like to try making this Easy Bunny Gift Box.
Why You'll Love This Pattern
- Perfect for Easter & Spring – A festive way to package small gifts and treats.
- Super Easy to Make – Just print, cut, fold, and glue!
- Comes with a Free Printable – No measuring or guesswork needed.
- Adorable & Practical – Great for filling with candy, chocolates, or small toys.
- Fun for Kids & Adults – Let kids decorate their own carrot boxes for a personalized touch!
Skill Level
★☆☆☆☆ (Very Easy)
Materials Needed
- Printable Carrot Box Template (provided)
- A4 Paper or Cardstock (cardstock recommended for sturdier boxes)
- Scissors
- Glue or Double-Sided Tape
- Hole Punch
- Satin Ribbon (for tying the carrot top)
Paper Size & Finished Box Dimensions
| Final Box Size | |
| Made With A4 Paper | 6 inches (15 cm) x 3 inches (7.5 cm) |
For a sturdier box, print directly onto cardstock or trace onto thicker paper before cutting.
Easy Carrot Gift Box Printable Template
Here you will find the printable PDF for the carrot gift box template.
Instructions
Step 1: Print out your carrot box template.
Step 2: Cut out the template. If you haven’t printed your template onto card stock or colored paper, cut out the template and then trace it onto your paper. Then cut out what you traced.
Step 3: Score or fold along the dotted lines.
Step 4: Apply some glue to the flap shown.
Step 5: Assemble your carrot box.
Step 6: Place what you want inside your box and then apply some double sided tape or glue to one of the top flaps. Then take the flap that is opposite and glue it together.
Step 7: In the remaining two flaps, use a hole punch and punch a hole on both of the flaps.
Step 8: Thread some ribbon through the holes and tie it to close your box. Completed carrot box.
Tips For Success
- Use cardstock for a stronger, more durable box.
- Let kids decorate the box before assembling—stickers, glitter, or hand-drawn designs make it extra special!
Common Mistakes & How To Avoid Them
- Edges not aligning properly? Make sure to score and fold all lines carefully before gluing.
- Box won’t hold its shape? Use a thicker paper type like cardstock for more stability.
- Glue showing through? Use double-sided tape for a neater finish.
- Ribbon slipping out? Double-knot the ribbon or use a wider satin ribbon for a secure closure.
Color, Paper Ideas, and Variations
- Classic Easter Look – Print on orange cardstock and use green ribbon for a traditional carrot design.
- Try light orange and mint green for a softer, more playful look.
- Let kids decorate their carrot boxes with markers, stickers, or glitter.
- Farm & Garden Party Favors – Use kraft paper for a rustic, farmhouse-inspired carrot box.
- Alternative Uses – Fill with confetti, small notes, or handmade jewelry for other occasions.
FAQ
Yes! Simply adjust the print size to make smaller or larger versions.
A glue stick works well, but double-sided tape gives a cleaner finish. If using liquid glue, apply sparingly and let it dry before assembling.
Yes, but the box will be more delicate. Cardstock is recommended for a sturdy, long-lasting gift box.
You can trace the template onto paper or cardstock and cut it out manually.
Absolutely! Any type of ribbon works, but satin gives a smooth, elegant finish.
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Helpful Origami Tips
If you're curious to learn more about origami, you might like to look at our basic guides on how to make some common origami folds.
Start with the valley fold and mountain fold—these are the foundation of most origami models.
Once you're comfortable, you might like to try the petal fold for 3D shapes, and explore the bird base and square base for more complex designs.
The water bomb base is also great for creating inflatable or geometric models, like this inflatable origami rabbit.
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