Download a high-resolution PDF layout at 300 DPI and print it on 200–250 gsm cardstock for a sturdy horror doll themed gift package. Use A4 or US Letter format with scale set to 100% to keep fold lines accurate and graphics aligned.
For sharp edges and clean tabs, cut with a metal ruler and craft knife instead of scissors. Score all fold lines using a blunt needle or scoring tool before bending the paper. This prevents cracking along dark printed areas and keeps the container shape precise.
Choose matte photo paper for deeper color contrast or coated cardstock for a smoother surface. Apply double-sided tape along side flaps rather than liquid glue to avoid warping. The finished paper container fits small candies, stickers, or themed party favors up to 8 cm in height.
Horror Doll Gift Package Template
Use a 300 DPI PDF layout sized for A4 or US Letter and print it on 220–250 gsm cardstock to create a sturdy horror doll themed paper container. Set printer scaling to 100% and disable fit-to-page options to keep panels and glue tabs aligned.
Score fold lines before bending the sheet. A metal ruler and a blunt scoring tool prevent surface cracking, especially on dark red and blue costume areas. Fold along mountain and valley marks exactly as indicated to maintain clean vertical edges.
Cut with a precision knife on a self-healing mat rather than scissors to avoid curved edges. Apply thin double-sided adhesive tape along side flaps; liquid glue can cause rippling on coated paper and shift printed artwork.
Choose matte cardstock for reduced glare under party lighting or satin-coated stock for deeper color contrast. If using an inkjet printer, allow at least 10 minutes of drying time before folding to prevent smudges on solid black sections.
The finished paper package typically measures around 15–18 cm in height, fitting small candies, keychains, stickers, or themed favors. Do not exceed 200 grams of total weight to keep the base panel stable without reinforcement.
For added durability, insert a second blank cardboard layer at the bottom and secure it with tape between inner flaps. This reinforcement helps the container keep its shape during transport or display on a dessert table.