Men's gift boxes for February 23

The last month of winter has already arrived, February, which brings us another serious and last winter holiday, this is a men's holiday called February 23. This holiday is quite serious and responsible, since in fact it is the only men's holiday of the year. On this day, it is customary to congratulate your beloved men, daddies, grandfathers, brothers, colleagues with various gifts corresponding to their taste preferences. Now it’s quite difficult to even imagine how you can surprise a modern man with this, but the fact remains that you don’t invent, but first of all you need to please, but at the same time surprise. Well, for example, you can congratulate your beloved man, brother or dad with a more substantial gift in the form of a gold bracelet or chain; it could be a watch, perfume, an expensive keychain for a car and much more. Already, as for a colleague, friend, boss, then there is already present, of course, simpler, but still they are also needed and you need to sit and think about them. But don’t forget about such an important point as a beautiful gift box for a gift.This is a rather important point and should be given enough attention. For example, a box made by yourself will look very expensive and respectable. Right now we are going to look at this master class on making boxes with a drawer for a gift or money.
So, for the master class on boxes we will need to take:

Black and brown thick cardboard A4 format, three sheets each;
Scrappaper for men in brown, black and dark blue colors, sheets 30*30 cm;
Template-pattern of boxes;
White Whatman paper;
Gears cut out of cardboard in black and light brown colors;
Men's pictures with masculine elements and coffee;
Cutting out the inscriptions “With all my heart”;
Brown satin ribbon with polka dots, 15 mm wide;
Decorative ribbon in gray and white checkered pattern, 20 mm wide;
Wooden oval tags with Hand made inscriptions;
Two metal handles;
Brown half beads;
Ruler, pencil, double-sided tape, glue stick, tape effect glue and scissors.

So, first of all, let’s take a look at the diagrams; there’s nothing scary about them. Separately on the left is a diagram of the outer box, there are parts made of cardboard and scrap paper. And on the right is a diagram of the inner box, it will be in the form of a drawer.

We take a sheet of cardboard and cut out and crease the inner boxes according to the diagram.

Also from these sheets we have strips left for the top of the boxes, we divide them in half and fold them.

Inside the boxes we glue 11*11 cm squares of scrap paper.

Now we cut out squares from cardboard and scrap paper according to the pattern for the outer sides of the box. We glue the scrap squares to the cardboard with double-sided tape.

Now we also need to cut out a layer from the cardboard in which the box will move, we also do it according to the diagram. We sandwich approximately our boxes.First there are large squares at the bottom, then a layer, then again large squares and on top a folded in half like a postcard.

We glue strips of tape on the top and bottom of the boxes, as in the photo. Now the Sami decorate small scrap squares with gears and pictures.

We paste whatman paper inside the cards to write wishes there. Now we need to flash everything on a typewriter.

We glue the inner boxes along the tails and now also with sandwiches, but we assemble the boxes using glue. We put handles on the boxes and insert the boxes themselves into the boxes and tie bows. Now we glue half beads, pieces of wood and the inscription “With all my heart.”