Crafters, I've got some letter boxes for ya. I'll admit, this wasn't as easy a project as some of the others. Only because of the flexibility of the template. If ya don't get all of the folds just right, you might have to make a few slight adjustments. Read through our little gallery of tips and tricks before you get started. Some of my boxes came out perfect the first time around and others didn't. My advice would be to leave room to play. You might have to cut and snip a little here and there. Definitely do a few practice runs if possible and just be patient.

I found that every problem I faced was easily fixed with just a tiny adjustment with the scissors or refolding at times. I purposefully used a lighter background to save you on ink and so mistakes are better camouflaged. I always make a paper recommendation, but it's tough for this project. It depends on what you are using the blocks for. I used really cheap, printer paper for the example. I think the result would be much more quality with more rigid paper. I also know through years of experience that rigid paper isn't nearly as forgiving as lighter weight. So keep all of that in mind when assembling your boxes.

In this download, you will receive all 6 letters on one sheet in png and jpg format. The boxes are around 3x2 inches. Just a little larger.

If you can print at a larger format, you're set when you use the png format. I might even go with a smaller version for on a tiered tray or other smaller home decor ideas.