Another week gone, and another Treat Box to share. This Box was a Box I saw on Pinterest, but it was a tall and slender box, but I thought I would make a smaller, shorter version because I wanted to make two boxes out of one 12 x 12 piece of cardstock. I've made Cracker boxes before so I made a half one this time! It really is quite spacious, perfect for a good amount of candies or a small gift.
As you will see in the video, I will be making the girl gingerbread! These are so cute! One for him and one for her! Again I used the Candy Cane Lane dsp. This paper is the best! Have fun making them, they look complicated, but a beginner can make them and impress their friends and family!
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These are gorgeous Angela.
ReplyDeleteHow cute and clever!! I've never made a box like this before, but I'll give it a try!
ReplyDeleteThis packaging is perfect for packing Christmas gingerbread cookies and cookies for all my guests and gifts for their children.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, i have 8 great grand kids, and i always make a box of some sort to put there gift in, so your boxs are just perfect, thank so much for the video.
ReplyDeleteWow, this Gingerbread House Treat Box is just adorable! I love how you used the Candy Cane Lane paper – it brings such a festive charm to the project. Watching your video was helpful, especially seeing how easy it is to make gingerbread versions of both the boy and girl. This box would be perfect for party favours during the holidays. I work at a billboard advertising agency, and sometimes, we give our clients small gifts – this would be a great DIY packaging idea! It's personal, cute, and the right size for candies or a branded gift card. I'm going to try making a few for our next holiday campaign. Thanks for the inspiration – your projects are always so creative and cheerful. Keep sharing your lovely ideas. You help us crafters stay excited and motivated with new things to try!
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