Lovely cake boxes - help!

[VeryFoolishFay]

Can anyone help?

I am making a few Christmas cakes this year- mostly for family and friends and want to make them look really lovely.

I saw some beautiful cake gift boxes at a food fair yesterday but no idea what you would call them or where to find them.
Imagine a square base, then a sort petal shape on each side, draw the four of them up together and tie with festive ribbon. Some were Kraft card and others were white with a gold print.

Does anyone have the faintest idea what I am talking about? Got my heart set on them now! I did message the stall holder but perhaps understandably hasn't got back. I'm no commercial threat - think I am making 8 in total!

Was it something like this? goo.gl/images/gZBVxD

That's the idea but flatter - the base was proportionately much larger.I think the flaps had holes in them so you could thread the ribbon.

Does anyone else have any ideas?!

They had box kits in Debenhams. Not so fancy petally but v stylish. I'll see if I can find a link.

here

I'm always on the lookout for nice packaging but I can't see these in my usual haunts, OP. I know what you mean, though, I think. Like the ones here?

Would you be prepared to have a crack at making them? Shouldn't be too difficult with some nice cardstock?

Rich what a great link. Thank you!

I’ve also made Christmas cakes as gifts and that pattern looks ideal @Richelieu thank you! I am definitely going to give that a go!

I've only just noticed there was a downloadable PDF for those boxes but the link seems to have expired. Doesn't matter though, the good thing is you can quite easily make the boxes any size you want.

I think I'll have a go too, they'd be useful for wrapping awkwardly-shaped things!

This sort of thing?
selfpackaging.com/cardboard-boxes/2252-box-for-cakes-and-panettones-848.html