Another old post from my old blog from back in 2010. At that time, someone named Lariea had posted on the "Make The Cut Forum" about these cute little backpack boxes that she had made. CaseysAngel (Christy) then went and found the pattern and directions on the Splitcoaststampers website. They were created and posted by Mary Arima on that site. Her blog is "PaperJoy". I couldn't resist making one. Actually, my plan was to make several as treat bags for my DD's volleyball team. However, they were a bit "fiddly" LOL and I decided there was no way I was making that many so this is a "one of a kind"!
However, it wasn't nearly as "fiddly" as it could have been. Thanks to Rachellann ID #714, on the Make The Cut Forums who made a .mtc cut file for this pattern. It is an awesome pattern that includes both the cut lines and then the score lines. Just close the layer (close the eyeball) with the score lines when you cut it out, then close the layer with the cut lines and open the layer with the score lines, change the pressure to light and the blade depth to about 1 or 2 and "cut" the score lines. It won't actually cut them all the way through but will allow you to score and fold as needed. You can find Rachellann's .mtc file for this on the Make the Cut Forum here. You will have to scroll down through the thread a little ways to find it. You wil also see Lareia's picture of the cute ones that she made at the beginning of that thread. As a result, I don't have any cut files to share here. Just a picture of the one I made and the links to the patterns and directions as provided above. 
I also found a .svg file for the same or similiar type file here on cricutcraftyclare's blog. I also found a post of a .svg file with or without the scorelines on the SCAL forum. It was posted by dchiu1 and can be found here. So, hopefully between these multiple sites, you should be able to find a cut file that will work for you no matter what cut file or software that you use. Thanks for stopping by.
