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Let's make a handmade tissue case: a collection of stylish and easy ideas

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Tissues are an essential part of our everyday lives.

In this article, we’ll show you how to make stylish and easy-to-use handmade tissue cases for both box tissues and pocket tissues!

Using materials like fabric, felt, craft bands, and wire, you can easily create a custom piece that matches your room’s decor.

We’ll also introduce no-sew tissue case ideas, so it’s perfect to make with your children as a fun craft project.

Try making your very own ideal tissue case.

Let's make a handmade tissue box cover. A collection of stylish and easy ideas (21–30)

Watermelon tissue box

[How to Make] Watermelon Tissue Box — Modify a store-bought tissue box to create it!

Watermelon tissue box

It’s a bit complicated, but here’s a watermelon-themed tissue box that gives a real sense of accomplishment when you finish.

First, carefully open a box of tissues and remove the tissues inside.

Cut the box into two pieces from the middle of the side.

Take one of the pieces, fold it once in the center, make a small slit, then fold it to a 90-degree angle and secure it with tape.

Take the other piece, make small slits along the edge, and attach it to the box that you folded to 90 degrees.

Fold the box while adding curves so it forms a watermelon shape, then put the tissues you removed back inside.

Since the side is open, glue on some suitable cardstock to cover it.

Trim the corners, then attach red and green fabric to resemble a watermelon, and you’re done.

If you stick rickrack tape around the opening, it looks like a bite has been taken out of the watermelon, which is a fun touch.

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pocket tissue case

Actually, this has pocket tissues inside! [Pocket Tissue Case Made from an Empty Tissue Box] #handmade #diy #handicraft #craft #seniors #howto

pocket tissue case

Prepare one box of boxed tissues.

Draw guide lines to divide the box into three sections, then cut along the lines with scissors.

Remove the film from the middle section and alternate mountain and valley folds.

The zigzag shape acts as a spring.

Place the spring between the two side sections and secure it with double-sided tape to complete your pocket tissue case.

Even when the tissues run low, the spring keeps them firmly in place.

You can also decorate it with origami paper to create your own original pocket tissue case.

It’s easy to make, so it’s also recommended for recreational activities in senior facilities.

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Remake tissue box

[Let's Try This at Home: Crafts] Adult Crafting / Upcycling an Empty Tissue Box into a Tissue Case — cardboard craft, DIY ideas for girls, thick paper crafts

Remake tissue box

Why not make your own tissue case using a tissue box? First, use construction paper to create the top surface of the tissue case and add patterns.

In the video, lines were drawn in a diamond pattern, but any design you like is fine.

Cut slits into a rubber spatula, apply paint directly to it, and press it onto the paper to create a textured, three-dimensional pattern.

You can also layer decorations for added effect.

Cut down an empty box to make it smaller than its original size, then reassemble it to use as the base.

Use construction paper to make a template and build the inner box that will hold the tissues.

Prepare another box and cover it with the decorated construction paper you made earlier—this will be the cover portion of the tissue case.

Stack the two boxes together to complete your tissue case.

The process is a bit complex, but you’ll end up with a one-of-a-kind tissue case that exists nowhere else.

Give it a try!

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In conclusion

We introduced various ways to make tissue box covers.

Did you find any ideas that made you want to try making one? Just like redecorating a room, when the tissue box you always see is changed to your liking, it can lift your mood all by itself! Be sure to look for your favorite materials and patterns, and try making your own original tissue box cover.