Do you like me have loads of 6×6 pattern paper pads? These little origami boxes are super easy to make and takes one sheet of double sided pattern paper. They are super fun to make and I just couldn’t stop myself and have at least 10 of them laying on my table. As usual when making boxes I have a schema below that you can use together with the video tutorial. And if you want to see more box videos you can see all I have HERE.
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Supplies
DD Hey Cupcake 6×6 Pattern Paper Pack: SSSSBC Doodlebug LOTS OF LOVE 6×6 Inch Paper Pad: SSSSBC MFT On-Point Precision Glue Pen: MFT Large Score Board: SSSAMZSBC
When creating the Easter Basket earlier this month I had in the back of my mind that this would be perfect as a Baby Basket. Perfect to hold a little gift for a mother to be, or as party gift for attending people at a baby shower. I had so much fun choosing the pattern papers and matching card stock for this project. Below you can find a video Baby Basket Tutorial and a schema with measurements for cutting and scoring for the baby basket. If you want to see more baskets and boxes you can find all I have made HERE.
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Supplies
Happy Patterns Paper Pad: MFTSSS MFT Poppin’ Polka Dots Paper Pad: MFTSSS MFT Rainbow Love Paper Pad: MFTSSS MFT Pretty in Plaid Paper Pad: MFTSSS Pawsome Prints Paper Pad: MFT Mini Brads: MFTSSSSBC MFT Sno Cone Card Stock: MFT Sookwang Tape 1/4”: SSSAMZ
I don’t know about you, but I have loads of candy left from Christmas, at least the ones I don’t eat myself. So for my Hershey Nuggets I made a 9 piece treat box that I’ve given to my family as belated new year gifts. They where very appreciated so I thought I would make a tutorial on how to make them.
These treat boxes is not only fitted perfectly for 9 nuggets, you can also get 4 from a letter sized piece of cardstock and one sheet of transparency film.
Hershey Nugget 9 Piece Treat Box Duo Tutorial
The box is made up by a base and a lid. The base is a 4″ x 5″ piece of card stock, scored on all sides at 1/2″, tabbed on the long side as shown in the video and put together with some score tape. The lid is a 4 1/16″ x 5 1/16″ piece of transparency film, scored on all sides at 1/2″ , tabbed on the long side as shown in the video and put together with some score tape.
Hershey Nugget 9 Piece Treat Box Duo Tutorial
The Hershey Nuggets are individually wrapped in 3″ x 1″ pieces of pattern paper. After adding them to the treat box and closed the lid, the box was wrapped in red organza ribbon. As a the last detail, a diecut tiny tag and a diecut snowflake was put together and tied to the ribbon with some bakers twine.
Hershey Nugget 9 Piece Treat Box Duo Tutorial
I had a lot of fun making these boxes and I will most likely make more, but with some other card stock and pattern papers. I might make some for some easter treats. If you decide to follow my tutorial and share on social media please tag me so I can see what you have made.
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Hi everyone! I love making custom packaging to small gifts, and even something as simple as a Hersey Chocolate Bar can become a great present if you put a little time in creating the box and decorate it.
The box itself is pretty straight forward to create, I made a blueprint with all the measurements for you if you want to recreate it. You can either just save the .png by right clicking on it or if you want a little higher quality you can download the the pdf HERE.
To decorate the box I decided to go with a small scene created with the Warm & Feathered Hugs stamp set. When creating it it was inches of snow outside and super cozy and all I wanted was to stay indoors and craft. I’ve used a blended layering technique to create some depth in the scene, I also stamped the trees in grey and black to give the trees some depth to. The lighter the tree the further away it feels. For the sentiment I stamped it in the blackest ink I have, and then added some clear embossing powder to make it stand out just a little bit extra.
To finish it up I used one of the owls, coloring in a no-line coloring technique to be able to give the feathers that whispy feeling. I also kept the owl in neutral colors, adding a pop of red to make the eye being pulled there first.
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