You are totally marvelous! I’m making boxes for residents of a retirement home to use for their holiday giving and have been scouring UA-cam on how to adjust measurements. Your video totally solved it for me, thank you so MUCH!!!
Haven't got past the first explanation. You've said that a 6x6 box with 1 inch sides will be 8 inches x 2. Then a 5x5 inch with 2 inch sides will be 7 inches x 2. Why isn't this 9 inches x 2? You doubled up the 1 inch sides of the 6 x6 box so why didn't you double up on the 2 inches sides of the 5 x 5 box ie 4 inches?
The measurements are correct for a 5"x5" box with a 1" side the calculation is 1"+ 5"+ 1" = 7" which equates to a piece of paper measuring 7" x 7". Of course with a 2" side it would be a 9" ×9" piece of paper
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You are totally marvelous! I’m making boxes for residents of a retirement home to use for their holiday giving and have been scouring UA-cam on how to adjust measurements. Your video totally solved it for me, thank you so MUCH!!!
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You are the BEST. Thank you
i wish someone would make a box for those of us who dont have all the equipment.
Love these cute little gift boxes! Can’t wait to make some for Christmas 🧑🎄
11:12a.m. thanks for the lesson 🎉🎉
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Haven't got past the first explanation. You've said that a 6x6 box with 1 inch sides will be 8 inches x 2. Then a 5x5 inch with 2 inch sides will be 7 inches x 2. Why isn't this 9 inches x 2?
You doubled up the 1 inch sides of the 6 x6 box so why didn't you double up on the 2 inches sides of the 5 x 5 box ie 4 inches?
The measurements are correct for a 5"x5" box with a 1" side the calculation is 1"+ 5"+ 1" = 7" which equates to a piece of paper measuring 7" x 7". Of course with a 2" side it would be a 9" ×9" piece of paper
You are right. In the video hight 2 inches was said and calculated only for 1 inch.