Andes Candies treat match box

I made the boxes using the Cricut Tags bags Boxes and more cartridge, but I have also made the match boxes with my score board and scissors.
I used SU paper, bird die and Martha Stewart border punch.
They hold 6 Andes mints perfectly!!! see the video for more details!

A Rainbow of Mini box treat bags

Here is another treat I made my daughter and her college friends for Easter!
I'll post the directions in the next post.
Basic instructions - 1/2 sheet of 12 x 12 paper, scoreboard (I use my Martha Stewart!!), glue, crop-a-dial or hole punch and ribbon (I used fuzzy yarn)

And of course candy!!! I have Dove milk and dark chocolate eggs inside.

I added a row of a cs using one of my border punches (also MS) using my left over scraps. (I have to get that pile down!)

Penguin Treat Box

Hi All - the last thing we want to see is snow! But I bought a few patterns last night from My Scrap Chick and just had to make this cute penguin and it's treat box.
I had to hand cut all the pieces so sorry if it's not perfectly cut. (I do not have the cutting software)
The box is also a file that I hand cut and was super simple from My Scrap Chick.
I hand stamped little snow flakes from Stampin' Up.
I am entering this is Christmas Stamping All year long

Pyramid Triangle treat box

Hi All,
I had this little craft sheet from Joann Craft store forever! One of those freebies that you always get around to doing!
It kept surfacing in my to do pile and I used it to create a little treat box for my matching card too!.
So the first thing I had to do was scan the Info sheet side with the pattern side and try and enlarge it inside paint/MS Word.
If you would like to make this I had to tweak the pattern a little to have the holes line up and the sides to fold. See my pattern below.

You see the original from Joann Craft store above.

I moved the holes on the fold over tab and trimmed the side panels to an angle to form the pyramid. (but check yours before you punch!) - Cut, score fold. I glued the back to the sides flaps and used the string to tie the front to the box - this allows the recipient to open and get the treats out and still keep it intact.

Here is my sample - the finish size of my enlargement (hee hee - tiny) treat box is 2 1/2" L and 2 3/4" H
The image is from Toucan Scraps

CRAFT challenge Guest Design team week 3

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Hi all, week 3 as a Guest Designer for February at C.R.A.F.T. Challenge Blog and this week the challenge is "Not a Card". Won't you join us?

Toucan Scraps - is the sponsor in which I bought this lovely silhouette!

I will have directions on how to make the pyramid box in the next posting which is adapted from a leaflet from Joann Craft Store!

Background stamping is from SU!
Cardstock is SU
Ink is brown Stazon and dark brown Color Box chalk ink.
Misc jute/fiber to tie it together
Foam strips to raise the mailbox and the whole image on the box.
Coluzzle oval template to cut out the image.
Pattern from Joann

Treat Box

I was surfing some old blogs I had bookmarked and came across this little box. It was just what I needed as I bought a bag of the Ghirardelli chocolate to make into little gifts for my family.
I was able to make 6 little boxes using three 8 1/2 x 11 card stock.
In each box it will hold three of the delectable chocolates. (Which will be hard to part with, but I love to make little gifts to give.)

I am entering this into the Just Buggin' challenge # 15 as well as Practical Scrappers Christmas Challenge.
The stocking is from Doodle Charms Cricut cartridge cut at 1 3/4" and the scallop circle is from Stampin' Up!

Mac & Cheese treat box

I was making dinner tonight and finished off two boxes of store brand mac & cheese. Looking at the boxes and the beautiful pattern paper slab my sister gave me - I thought - hey I can cover these and fill them for my daughter’s friends at school for Valentines Day. (College kids and food! LOL)

I came up with this simple LO and it took about 15 mins.
Granted I have not been to CVS to buy the goodies, and I may do a little more tweaking to the design - but I wanted to get you the basic idea. i put all the instructions into a word doc and will create a PDF at some point.
Enjoy!