Neglecting to share this brilliant Christmas gift concept slipped my mind, but I reckon now is the perfect moment, with Valentine’s Day swiftly approaching. Being an avid aficionado of the Price Is Right (I’ve even had the pleasure of attending a live taping…Although my luck eluded me when it came to stepping onto the stage for a shot at winning a bedroom set), stumbling upon the notion of a gift punch board instantly ignited my creative fervor, compelling me to create one myself.
The initial concept that caught my eye featured brown paper bags securely attached to the rear side of a poster board. However, when I decided to present mine as a Christmas gift, I encountered a predicament with accommodating heavier objects within a mere paper bag. Consequently, I ingeniously fashioned my own version using a sturdy cardboard box.

Interested in creating one? I have compiled this video tutorial to demonstrate precisely how to craft one.
Punch A Present Box Video Tutorial
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I presented this quirky item to my brother who is currently attending college, anticipating that it would amuse him. I suspect he perceived me as slightly eccentric, yet it provided immense amusement observing him unveil its contents.
Obviously children would adore this. But honestly, anyone who has a youthful spirit would as well.
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