Snoopy Backpack Box / Caja Morralito de Snoopy

It's interesting that my younger clients ask me to make things featuring Chiikawa, Digital Circus, Roblox, Basil Cats, Demon Slayer, Zelda, Vocaloid, Mob Psycho, Satoru Gojo, Brainrot, and a whole bunch of other characters new to me. I've had to do some research to be able to fulfill their requests; they have very, very particular tastes, quite different from what I liked at their age.

But when I make crafts of the more traditional characters, it's inevitable that they succumb and say the magic words: "I want one of those!" So these cuter, more kawaii projects still have a big market, especially when it's the moms who decide when they buy. Today I made a Snoopy drawstring bag, one of my all-time favorite characters, and I'll show it to you below... Welcome!

El diseño que utilicé hoy corresponde a una línea de Papelería Creativa para fiestas, del personaje Snoopy. Se trata de una Caja con forma de Morralito, impresa en Papel Fotográfico de 230 gr para darle mayor integridad al diseño. Esta Caja se utiliza para entregar detalle u obsequios pequeños, cotillones, incluso se puede escalar en algunas Apps para hacerlo más grande en varias hojas, esto también se puede hacer en la misma App de Canva, que es donde trabajo. Imprimí el diseño que ocupó dos hojas.

As you can see, on the second sheet, I printed other images that are elements from the same Canva app. I did this to take advantage of the space that was going to be left free, since we shouldn't waste material, and I will use these designs in another project.

I cut out the entire design using a ruler and craft knife, because I love using those tools, but I used scissors for the smaller pieces.

The design consists of a body that's a small backpack-style box, two handles, and a lid, all featuring the design I chose of our adorable dog, Snoopy.

Now I'm starting to work with the creasing and embossing tool to mark the folds for the entire design. Using this specialized tool:

• It's faster.

• It creates neater folds.

• It minimizes the risk of tearing the material.

Once all the folds are marked, you can proceed to fold or assemble the design. I have several of these tools called squeegees or smoothing spatulas, since they come with the physical screen protector installation kit when you buy tablets, iPads, or even some phones. This tool allows you to apply even pressure, minimizing the risk of tearing the screen protector incorrectly and damaging the design.

Then, you apply it to the corresponding areas using liquid silicone.

We glue the folds indicated in the design, carefully evaluating to glue only where it should be glued.

Now we continue folding, this time we fold the lid or flap of the design, right where indicated, and glue it to the back of the main box of this Backpack Box.

The two handles are joined together to form a single one, which corresponds to that strip that the little bags always have, and is located at the top and back.

This beautiful Snoopy-themed little backpack-style box is ready in no time! It's gorgeous; I don't think my phone camera does it justice with its soft, beautiful pastel colors.

This size box is perfect for holding relatively small items like pens, correction fluid, hair ties, bobby pins, jewelry, and more.

Each side has different and very fun illustrations, to make this little box look great from all angles.

I loved this design; I love creative stationery, and I never tire of creating. The box itself is a gift to keep and display as decoration; it looks so cute and beautiful.

Thank you for reading this post, and I cordially invite you to the next one.