Corrugated Cardboard Box Crafts

Discover many unique and fun crafts you can make using cardboard boxes.

Kara VanWinkle shares the directions and a photo of a castle she made for her nephew using a large cardboard box a television set came in.

A visitor named Pez explains how you can make a cardboard cut-out of guests who cannot attend a party.

Sassy Gal explains how you can create a simple memo board using corrugated cardboard and a few other supplies.

Crystal Bess explains how to can decorate an empty diaper box and use it as a storage container to hold toys, blankets, or anything else you like.

Karla explains how to transform a large, cardboard box into a fire truck costume.

Kari explains how you can use a box to make a costume that looks like a lego.

A visitor named Jayla explains how to craft your own desk.

Is in not easy to get your hands on a leprechaun's pot of gold unless, or course, you make one yourself.

This video shows you how you can design and create your own puppet theater using a cardboard box.

Follow these directions shared by Lisa Shifflett and you can make a fun wreath using cardboard and items found outside.

Theresa from Texas shares how she made with amazing tombstone using cardboard boxes!

Find out how to make this simple yet creative Halloween costume, dress up as a die or a pair of dice!

Find out how you can create your own erupting volcano using paper mache techniques.

Theresa shares suggestions for creating this easy and unique costume.

Make this unique pizza costume for Halloween or any time.

Make yourself a fun pizza game made out of felt. Easy to make and play.

Sassy Gal explains how she made an adorable spice rack that matches her kitchen!

Find out how to make this simple yet creative Halloween costume, dress up as an engineer complete with a train!

With a minimum of effort, you can transform a plain cardboard box into a shiny, flying machine that your child can wear.

Find free instructions for making a train costume. The instructions suggest using foam board, but you can easily use cardboard.

Turn a plain cardboard box into an enchanted castle.

This is an easy way to make an easel using a sturdy cardboard box. You will need the box, strong scissors or a craft knife and 2 clothes pins.

What fun! Have your own parade and wear a mini Mardi Gras float.

Children will enjoy making the car and playing a game of Red Light Green Light.

Use silly facial features (printable templates included) to create this large tottem pole.