Hay fever season coming up and you know what that means? The tissue box you’ve had in your room own all winter because of the never ending slew of illnesses we all got is here to stay!

I have some beef with tissue box companies because why are tissue boxes so ugly? The last box was vomit green colored and now that I think about it, maybe it’s done intentionally for a gag effect so you use more tissues. I guess we’ll never know.

Anyways, during one of my many winter illnesses this year I decided to make a cute little tissue box cover so no matter how many boxes I used, it always fit the aesthetic of my room!

My designs aren’t complete without completely useless ribbons attached at every corner so that is also included in the pattern, though it is entirely optional.

Complexity level: Beginner

The sewing tutorial: https://youtube.com/shorts/NvHez8APBZ8?feature=share

If you are using a lightweight fabric I would recommend lining it for some structure. You can cut the same pattern twice, once out of the main fabric and once out of the lining. Line up the ling and the main fabric on top of one another and treat them as one fabric.

As this is a beginner’s level pattern and it is not an item of clothing, I do not finish any of the seams. Feel free to do so if you prefer!

Printing instructions: Print at 100% scale to ensure it is the correct size. If any doubt, print the first page and use a ruler to measure the scale at the top of the page. Adjust accordingly.

This pattern is designed for boxes that are 4.5” x 2” x 9”. This is the generic rectangular tissue boxes. Brands such as Kleenex & Floralys will fit into this pattern.

This pattern comes in both A4 and US letter size, you will recieve a downloadable zip file after purchase. It will expire after 24 hours so please download it within that time frame. 

*This pattern is not designed for commercial use, please do not sell the products you make with it.

Happy sewing, please tag me in photos of what you make!