Fabric Origami Box! Perfect for Beginners!!

[@maureenleclair8773]

Tim, that is so clever, but I think I will have to watch a couple of more times to get all that folding down properly. Thank you for sharing this. 🙂❤🙂

[@susanmorgan647]

Always informative and interesting. Thank you.

[@timothytotten9409]

I appreciate you watching!

[@AnnHopy]

This is fun, a must try. I kept looking at the material in back of you, the one with the hearts & squares thinking it is so familiar. Went & checked and I have the same material. Thank you for sharing with us and have a great day.

[@beverlymccracken4953]

This is great and you are too. First time seeing you. Thank you!!!! I'm a fan!

[@debistokes6962]

To give your box more stability, you could have used a lightweight interfacing. Cute box.

[@patriciagechei8145]

Love this box! Great instructions, as always❤ Something I can make. I made soup bowl warmers for Christmas gifts and had a rough time with all the thickness...this box will be easier. Thank you for the tutorial😊

[@timothytotten9409]

You're welcome! I hope you love making it!

[@HodgePodgeHarmony]

I love my Panasonic cordless iron but would love to find a small cordless steam iron for smaller projects or to take on the road with me.

[@lorainejones2375]

Thank you for this tutorial.The clips remind me of clips I’ve seen at my Dollar Tree store .

[@mouseboots46]

Clover brand was the first, often found at quilt shops. Now they're in lots of places.

[@wendydix5534]

Love it!

[@katrinaepperly7647]

So cute thank you!

[@mouseboots46]

A guild member made a lot of these, but started with a 10 inch square. Little thread catchers to keep in your grab and go needlework bag.

[@travelswithmytrauma]

Are you going to the Las Vegas business show?

[@timothytotten9409]

I will be at the ICCFA convention in Vegas in early May.