Paper Strawberry Baskets

Strawberry Fields Forever

Now that we’ve shown you how to make adorable paper strawberries, we have to craft up some paper strawberry baskets to go with them! Making these is so easy, and you can use them for a number of different things. If you are making the strawberries, you can display them in these cartons for your summer home decor. Or, you can use them as little DIY gift baskets for your teacher appreciation or hostess gifts. DIY wedding favors? Why not! This project is an opportunity to explore your own creativity, and it’s easy enough for the kids to join in on the fun too. 

Tools & Materials

  • Scissors or Cutting Machine
  • Low Temperature Hot Glue Gun
  • Cardstock

Using a Cutting Machine

If you happen to have a machine like a Cricut, making these strawberry cartons will be extremely easy. To replicate the size of standard berry baskets, we made the template around 10 x 10 inches, so you will need 12 x 12 cardstock to go with the SVG file. We recommend getting paper that has a bit of texture to it. You can use a classic teal color for these, or play around with different colors depending on the display you are creating. Once the template is trimmed, fold along the score lines (indicated in magenta in the file) and glue the tabs with hot glue. Simple! 

Cutting by Hand  

If you are cutting our paper strawberry baskets by hand, start by downloading the PDF version of the template. We sized down the template a bit so that you can print it directly onto 8.5 x 11 cardstock. After you print, you can cut out the basket with scissors. To trim out the openings in the basket, we recommend using an x-acto blade. Just like the SVG version, once you cut everything out you can fold it together and attach the sides by gluing the tabs. 

Connect with Us!

We are constantly inspired by our readers, and we want everyone to see the amazing work that you do! Share your project photos with us on Instagram using #MadeWithLia, and we just may repost your photo on our own social channels. Leave a comment with your feedback, or tell us what projects you would like to see on the site next. Then, head over to our membership page to join our growing community of creatives – we can’t wait to see what inspires you! ~ Lia & Team

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