Free Printable Color in Gift Boxes for Adults

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Last week, I brought you a fun set of color in gift boxes for kids. I did promise you an adult version, so here you go!

 

 

Coloring adult coloring pages can be fun, and I do offer some here on the blog. 

But isn’t it more fun when you can make something 3 dimensional and functional?

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I kept these relatively simple so that you can use them even if you are giving multiple gifts.  They are small (so that they can fit on a single sheet of paper) and perfect for chocolates, jewelry, magnets, and other trinkets and small gifts.

 

 

Bonus tip: if you are giving them to an adult coloring friend, leave it blank and let her color it in! You can even wrap it with a bow tied around a few mini pencils or markers…

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I decided to go all out on this one and try a new twist. For one of the boxes, I tried some metallic accents using a gold paint marker. It added a great touch, though, with my toddler’s help, I wasn’t able to be too much of a perfectionist. Tip: test it outside the lines to make sure you have the right flow before coloring your boxes.

 

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For the other, I just went with a fun, floral color scheme using markers for a bold, easy finish.

 

 

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I think that this is a great way to add a personal touch to a gift! It’s free, easy, and so on-trend now. 

 

 

How to assemble your color in gift boxes: 

 

Assembly is super easy, as I’ve placed the markers directly onto the printed box:

• Print on cardstock (or your box won’t be worth much)
• Cut along the outside solid edge.
• Fold dotted lines inward
• Tape along the two front edges using invisible tape.

You can see step-by-step photo instructions on the kid version if you’d like.

 

Some pro tips:

• For a cleaner fold, you can score using the dull side of a craft knife and a ruler.
• Print on light colored cardstock for a fun alternative. Keep in  mind, some color might show through.
• You can glue it shut using tacky glue if you’d like (it just takes a little longer – but it’s more discreet.)

 

Don’t forget to share your creations with me by posting to my Facebook page, or emailing it to me directly at menucha at momsandcrafters dot com!

 

 

I hope you enjoy these free printable color in gift boxes for adults! Don’t forget to share the love and pass it on…

 

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