Hexagon Lidded Christmas Card Box

This pattern is a result of a request by a visitor to my site and since the pattern is so much like others I have seen, I am giving this pattern away for free. This is a great way to recycle holiday or any type of greeting cards you get. Consider making one for someones birthday out of old birthday cards! Or if you get Easter Cards, make one without a lid to hold Easter Eggs. You can also use card stock you print on your computer or rubber stamps on. The idea though is to recycle greeting cards with this project.

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Random Quick Tip!

Filling Easter Baskets
Every Year my kids use the same Easter Baskets. They set them out on the Dining Table and the Easter Bunny fills them up in the middle of the night with all sorts of Easter Goodies. It's was a tradition that we had been doing since my kids were really little. They really looked forward to finding out what can fit into it.