HEAVY
DUTY BOX-IN-A-BOX
Michael Elwell started this box with a tray (1/2 of a telescoping box) made of .020" thick cardstock. He then cut seven panels from .060" thick cardstock and selected some fancy paper for a covering -- he often uses fine leather. He covered all the panels and assembled them into this box with overlapping covers. He then made a similar smaller box that was assembled into the primary box to serve as a compartment
Michael Elwell started this box with a tray (1/2 of a telescoping box) made of .020" thick cardstock. He then cut seven panels from .060" thick cardstock and selected some fancy paper for a covering -- he often uses fine leather. He covered all the panels and assembled them into this box with overlapping covers. He then made a similar smaller box that was assembled into the primary box to serve as a compartment
