I designed this "box" to fit a packet of cocoa and I was really excited when I learned that I could make it with a half sheet of regular sized cardstock! It holds a Peppermint Marshmallow Pop (RECIPE HERE) very nicely, and I just think it looks like a window box that sits under a window and holds flowers.
The snowman is colored with Copic markers and I used my Juice Lid Embossing Technique on the red tag.
Here are the basic instructions. Start with cardstock that is 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. Score along the short side at 1" and 4 1/2".
Rotate and score along the long side at 1/2", 4" (but just on the edges-see photo) 5 1/2" and 7".
Cut along the dotted lines, according to photo.
Fold along the score lines to form box (fold two flaps to the back according to the photo).
I have some other things in mind for this "window box", but I would love to see what ideas you come up with, so leave a link if you decide to give it a try!
What a sweet idea! I may try to make one of these!!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
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Bridgett
Awesome! rita w
ReplyDeleteAs a teacher, I would LOVE to get one of these! Thanks for sharing the idea.
ReplyDeleteI made one!! Yay! I am so excited. I love it! I am going to give this one to Kadesia's teacher at her Valentine's party today and then I'm making two more of these sweet treats for the ladies who are coming over to crop tonight at my house! I am sure they will enjoy it! THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing how to make this! My project is here:
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Angel Hugs,
Bridgett
Bridgette sent me here. This is SOOO cute, I definitely will have to try it. It is great to have all the measuring and scoring spelled out. And the marshmallows sound yummy. I am bookmarking your blog so I can come back and check out more.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, Julie... can't wait to make one! They are so cute :)
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ReplyDeleteI think about making these for my girls teachers and school staff on the last day of school. If I start now I should be finished by then lol. I love this idea, I wonder what else I can fill them with, maybe candies too!
You have such great ideas, very inspiring.
Cynthia:)
This is wonderful, TFS, I am going to give it a try, I have a fun idea in mind!!
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I love this little treat box. I made them in sunny spring colors as favors for my MIL's bridge club. I put in yellow grass and will add chocolate kisses wrapped in pastels. I don't know how to add picture here but you can see them at http://designbydonna.blogspot.comm
ReplyDeleteI love it! Can't wait to give it a try! I thought I'd check out TAC again since Michelle Perkett did some stamps for them & she's one of my buddies that I LOVE to support! I LOVE your blog! Can't wait to go so more!
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