What this template is for
The curved-end pillow box. No glue at the ends at all — the curves lock into each other.
- Jewellery and gift card boxes
- Wedding and party favours
- Soap and cosmetics samples
- Small retail packaging
How to build it
- Type the size you need above, in millimetres, centimetres or inches.
- Download the PDF and print it at 100% — never “fit to page”.
- Cut every solid line and score every dashed line.
- Glue the side seam, let it dry, then push both curved ends inwards. They will spring into the pillow shape.
Questions about the pillow pack
- How does a pillow box close?
- Glue only the side seam. Once dry, push both curved ends inwards and they spring into the pillow shape and hold each other shut.
- What does the end curve depth change?
- How deep the curved ends are, which sets how fat the finished pillow is. About a fifth of the width is a good starting point.
- What card works best?
- Thin card, around 250 to 300 gsm. Board that is too thick will not curve, and paper that is too thin will not hold the shape.
Other templates
Flat packs
- Pillow pack
- Envelope
- Paper bag
- Tetra pack