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Custom
Designed Miniature Pizza Box By Jay Steele
This miniature pizza box is fashioned after the
design of a famous pizza chain. It come complete with the
fold in sauce holder and prints beautifully on 61 lb matte photo
paper. All the text is readable, provided your printer can
print that small, and like the pizza companies name all the text
has been changed to protect the innocent (me).
I
am including printouts of the box to the left, as well as a
blank box you can decorate for yourself. If you don't have
Adobe Reader you can download it by hitting their logo here -- Its
FREE
You may share these printouts freely for yourself or your group's
private use - just keep the copy write information on the
printouts and visit ZMH on occasion -- Thank You!
Step one is to cut out Zooplies Miniature Pizza Box.
Cut only the solid black lines!
Next cut all the black lines for the flaps and the tab to
open the box. Don't forget the curved black line above the
pizza, and the tab holes and finger hole at the bottom of the
box.
On this box I scored the green lines with a knife - I think
I've found a better way to do this, but that will have to wait
to see if it works as well.
Once scored -- fold all flaps AWAY
from the pattern.
There is a sauce holder on this pizza box that needs to be
cut carefully. Make sure you score or bend at the blue
line before you cut the two black parallel lines -- don't cut
the ends of the line as they are blue. Push the section
towards the inside of the box, and make square.
If cut properly and folded correctly, the end flaps doesn't
need glue, but is held in place by the tabs. If you need
to use glue - go ahead as it doesn't affect the look of the box.
The top flaps go inside the box when closed.
The scored edges need to be sealed with glue to prevent them
from splitting.
Using the edge of your knife and glue - fill the scored
lines with a thin layer of glue. Pinch the edges together
making sure your hands are clean, so you don't leave dark dirt
marks.
Your pizza box is complete -- All it needs now is a pizza!
Tried as hard as I could to find a miniature poly clay pizza
- but with no results - the only one I found was on
Swiftsite.com - and is no longer available.
If you know of a good tutorial -- or would like to provide one,
pleaseme and let me know.
Custom
Designed Miniature Pizza Box
