There is a great tutorial at Splitcoast Stampers and instead of reinventing the wheel, I am going to send you over there for the tutorial! Please go HERE. I used kraft cardstock for the base and some fun My Momenta papers for embellishing. The papers are from the Free To Be Me 12x12 Super Paper pad and are perfect for Valentine's day. I also added some Flutter epoxy stickers to the front tab.
The front tab I adhered with 3-D foam squares so I could tuck the front flap under it.
When the box opens all the way, you can see the chocolates!
They are the perfect size for Ghiradelli chocolates, but you could also add so many more treats. Maybe some Valentine M&M's or gumdrops or conversation hearts or...or...
I hope you try these little boxes. They are quick and fun. You might even be ambitious enough to make them for your child's classroom this Valentine's day!
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15 comments:
These boxes are so fun--and what's inside is even more fun. I think my daughters would really love these.
yum. those are so yummy! and in a cute little box. doesn't get any better than that... well, if they were fat free and calorie free, but ya know.... lol! :) love your treat boxes.
How cute and fun! Love these!
These are simply adorable!
Such cute boxes!
LOVE THEM MARA!!! So super cute!!
ok. super cute AND yummy!!!!
so cute! the yummy treats inside look even better in those adorable boxes!
What a sweet idea! Love it :-)
Adorable, Mara! A real sweet treat! I really love how you stage your photos. The spool of twine and the pink backdrop make a gorgeous photo! It makes me want to put in more time on my project photos! TFS!
Awww your boxes are so cute. What an adorable idea. :)
Super cute!!! Love the twine!
Lovely treats!
Very pretty boxes!!
What a perfect size for these chocolates!
The paper is so pretty too!
cute cute cute! i was ambitious last year and made both kids classes valentines but I think this year I am giving myself a break and buying store bought! ;)
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