Absolutely! π Here’s a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to make a cube box with an easy-to-attach zipper — perfect for gifts, storage, or crafts. π✨
π§΅ How to Make a Zippered Cube Box
πͺ‘ What You’ll Need
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Fabric (outer layer) – about ½ yard (cotton, canvas, or quilting fabric)
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Lining fabric – same amount
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Fusible interfacing – medium weight (for structure)
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Zipper – 1 piece, at least the length of one cube edge (e.g. 12” for a 6” cube)
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Scissors or rotary cutter
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Sewing machine
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Pins or clips
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Measuring tape
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Iron
π Step 1: Cutting the Pieces
For a cube box, all sides are equal.
Let’s make a 6" cube as an example.
Cut:
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Outer fabric: 6 squares, each 6½” x 6½” (½” seam allowance included)
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Lining fabric: 6 squares, each 6½” x 6½”
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Interfacing: 6 squares, each 6” x 6”
Tip:
You can adjust the size — just add ½” seam allowance to each edge.
π§² Step 2: Fuse Interfacing
Iron the interfacing to the wrong side of each outer fabric square.
This gives your cube box shape and sturdiness.
✂️ Step 3: Prepare the Zipper Section
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Take two outer fabric squares — these will form the top section.
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Place one square right side up.
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Lay the zipper right side down along one edge.
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On top of that, place one lining square right side down — sandwiching the zipper.
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Sew along the edge using a zipper foot.
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Fold back the fabric and lining so the zipper teeth are visible, and press flat.
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Topstitch along the zipper edge for a neat finish.
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Repeat on the other side of the zipper with another set of outer and lining squares.
Now you have a panel with a zipper running across the middle — this will be the top of your cube.
π§© Step 4: Assemble the Outer Cube
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Lay out your outer fabric squares in a cross shape (like unfolding a dice net):
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One in the center (base)
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Four around it (sides)
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One at the top (the zipper piece)
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Sew the side pieces to the center base, right sides together.
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Then sew up the side seams to form the cube shape.
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Keep the zipper panel open so you can turn the box later.
π§΅ Step 5: Make the Lining Cube
Repeat the same layout and sewing process for the lining pieces,
but leave a small gap (3–4 inches) in one seam for turning later.
π§Ά Step 6: Join Lining and Outer
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Turn the outer cube right side out.
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Keep the lining inside out.
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Insert the outer cube into the lining, right sides facing each other.
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Align seams and zipper edges, pin or clip.
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Sew all around the top edge.
π Step 7: Turn and Finish
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Pull everything through the opening in the lining.
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Push out the corners neatly.
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Stitch the opening in the lining closed (by hand or machine).
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Push the lining inside the cube.
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Press gently and close the zipper — done!
π Optional: Add Details
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Ribbon handle or loop: Insert at the zipper ends before sewing.
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Decorative stitching: Add embroidery or appliquΓ© to personalize.
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Different fabrics: Try denim, faux leather, or printed cotton for fun effects!
π Result
You’ll have a sturdy, cube-shaped pouch that opens neatly with a zipper — perfect for storing makeup, crafts, or as a gift box!
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