PAPER GIFT BOX

PAPER GIFT BOX — The small paper gift box craft workshop

Do you make handmade jewelry? Do you prepare gifts for your friends?;

Imagine what it would be like to present them in a packaging made exclusively by you!

In this workshop we will learn to create 5 different types of paper packaging — from the simplest to the most complex. We will see how to adapt the size to our needs and how to make it truly our own, with our brand colors and logo.

🎁 Bonus: we will also make a paper base for business cards.

Ideal for those who want:
🔸 to stand out from ready-made pouches
🔸 experiment with small quantities, without minimum orders from third parties
🔸 know in advance which form suits their brand, before proceeding with large orders

No previous experience is necessary. All materials and tools are provided, and at the end you take home what you made, along with notes and diagrams to continue on your own.

📍 Duration: 2.5 hours
✋ No prerequisites
🎨 For jewelers & paper craft enthusiasts

TransfoLab ATH Chalandri, Andrea Papandreou 85-87

None of the PAPER GIFT BOX dates work for you?;

No problem — register your interest and we'll let you know if we schedule a new date! 🎁

👉 Link to the form: [here]

Nicoletta is the creator behind PAINTmyNOOK — interior design and decoration, with respect for the environment.

“Changing careers in midlife is not an easy decision. I studied civil engineering and worked in that profession for 20 years. It was a job with strict rules, without much room for imagination and creativity — something I felt I was missing.

Carl Jung said that life begins at 40. I think what many call a “midlife crisis” isn’t a crisis at all — it’s simply the next, more mature chapter of our lives.

From what I remember, I loved paper and pencils since I was little, they were everywhere around me, in my parents' technical office. I was always curious and eager to learn. So, at some point, I decided to pick up the thread again: I studied freehand drawing and art history. And it was like starting a second life.

Today, at 46, my artistic side has reconciled with my technical training. I enjoy collaborating with people who care about the environment, who appreciate the uniqueness of handmade items, and who respect the story behind each creation.

I would love to meet you and share ideas. Craftsmanship makes us better — and connects us, almost effortlessly, to a community of creative people who positively impact the world around them, simply by existing. Art and aesthetics are more essential to our lives than we often realize.“