Magnetic Decorative Christmas Thanksgiving Bridesmaid Review

A beautiful box set for conveniently wrapping gifts for someone special. The cost at the time of this review was just under $25 including shipping. That's great because it's one order and you get what you need to send two gifts. However, there isn't much filler made from shredded paper. The picture in the ad is true. For two reasonably sized boxes and plenty of tape for each box, this is a good option. Good office gift gift box for men or for me. I make candles and this is the perfect size for…

I've looked at several different magnetic gift boxes in the past, but this one differs in that it doesn't have any glue or magnets in it (at least I couldn't tell them apart). ) holding the corners together. In fact, it's a large flat shape. You fold the sides and the paper flap around the edges, then insert the paper shape into the bottom. Nothing really "holds" the box together other than the tension on those flimsy pieces of paper. The lid flap is the only place I've found a magnet, and it…

This order includes two black gift boxes, two pouches with gold yellow paper filling, two pieces of gold satin ribbon and two gold yellow gift cards with matching envelopes. Gift boxes are approximately 11 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. They have a glossy black matte finish that looks very elegant. Each box requires simple assembly, unlike most other magnetic gift boxes I have. My photos show the assembly process. The opposite sides of the box should be folded up and over the…

Was looking for the perfect gift box for my girlfriend's birthday present. i found this The quality of the gift box is excellent, the gift box is beautiful. I highly recommend it!

I've looked at several different magnetic gift boxes in the past, but this one differs from the others in that it has no glue or magnets (at least I couldn't tell them apart). Hold the corners together. In fact, it turns out to be a large flat shape. You fold the sides and the paper flap around the edges, then insert the paper shape into the bottom. Nothing really "holds" the box together other than the tension on those flimsy pieces of paper. The lid flap is the only place I've found a magnet,