Design Process for Creating Board Game Inserts

I explain my design process for those interested in designing their own board game inserts.
For insert plans, browse our Etsy shop:
www.etsy.com/shop/BaggiesBeGone

[@BaggiesBeGone]

Oh no, there's a baggie in the Scythe box! It holds unused cardboard tokens. I could throw them away, or put them in storage, but there's extra room in the box for them. The baggies are not part of the design.

[@abandonlife111]

I tried the link for your Etsy store but I can't find your actual store. Do you have an updated link?

[@patrickzhao0610]

I followed you from BGG to here! I’m looking into making an insert for my Last Will + Getting sacked game, too. And I wonder if you still have the measurements file for it?

[@BaggiesBeGone]

Sorry for such a late reply. The month has been crazy. If you're still interested in Last Will, shoot me an email and I'll see what I can do. [e-mail]

[@lcm361]

9:30 The only thing I have in mind is people doing that to be able to take everything out of the box in a single big tray... I wouldn't do it either, though.

[@BaggiesBeGone]

Yes, it's possible, but what's the point? In this case, the box or the tray will be on the table; it really doesn't matter because they have the same size footprint. It still seems like a terrible idea from a functional point of view. I think this is commonly done because it's just an easy way to make an insert without needing to plan it out beforehand.