Showing posts with label Treat Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treat Box. Show all posts

Monday, June 24, 2013

Cake Treat Box


I made this cake treat box elegant with KaiserCraft collection " Now and Forever " but you could make it really whimsy for a child birthday party or any occasion.   The back open up so you could store a little keepsake, candies or anything inside for some lucky person to take home.


I used the clear plastic from some left over packaging to make the curl that the butterfly rests on.  It give the illusion he is suspended in air.  It's really pretty!!!!

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Autumn Treat Box





I'm thrilled to be able to share this adorable fall treat box made from the DCWV Autumn Melody paper pack.  This is such an easy box and it would be great at each place setting for Thanksgiving dinner.  I ran across this tutorial on Splitcoast Stampers (Click Here) , so feel free to check out the original tutorial for more inspiration and I hope you enjoy my take. 

 Cut 4 x 9 1/2 piece of designer cardstock using your Scor-Pal, score long ways at 1" and 3"  I've added black lines on my picture to show you. 


turn paper on it's side and score at 1", 3", 4", 6", 7" and 9".  


Cut corner rectangles away as shown leaving the core middle of the box.  


cut slits into scored line as shown in the circle. 


On the end with the score at 1/2 inch, mark in one half inch on each side and cut away leaving a tab. 


This shows the tab


On the side flaps cut at an angle on all sides as shown in the picture above.  


Cut a one inch slit in the 3 inch score as shown with an Xacto tool. This is going to make the slot for your tab to slide into and help close the lid of the box. 


Cut a window out using a punch or Die Cut.  I've used Spellbinders for ease on mine.  


Lay Scor-Pal adhesive around the interior of the frame cut out and apply a square of sheet acetate to the window.  If you don't have acetate sheets you can always use discarded packaging from things like spellbinders or other packing items.  


Apply tape to all the angled tabs and fold your box at all the score lines to assemble your box. 


I added an interior lining to the inside of my box.  This is really simple.  Cut a 4 x 4 square sheet of cardstock and score 1 inch all the way around as shown above.  


Cut away your outer corners.  Fold and your ready to adhere it with tape to the interior of your box.  


This is an interior shot of the inside of the box...ready to fill with special small treat. 


Detail of the top of the box, including quilled acorns.




Here is a list of all the products used to complete this project: Scor-Pal Scoring Board, Scor-Pal tape, DCWV Autumn Medley Paper Pack, Spellbinders Labels 15, Acetate Sheet, Tim Holtz Autumn Gatherings Die, Cheery Lynn Quilling die, Liquid Pearls, Circle Punches, Foam Tape, Distress Ink and natural acorn caps.

This project qualifies for Cheery Lynn challenge Texture: Cheery Lynn Die used quilling.








Thursday, November 24, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving


Happy Thanksgiving!!!  I hope everyone is a having a blessed weekend with family and friends.  I heard a little saying the other day if you only had today what you had thank God for yesterday...What would you have?  I know my list would be to long to name.  I truly am blessed with my family, friends and my life.



Today I created a treat box for you using My Mind's Eye Christmas Lost and Found Collection.  You can pick yours up at Beary Scrap.  I also used the adorable Gingerboy Chef from Scrapping Cottage.  He is from a special release just for Black Friday and is on sales this weekend along with a ton of other great goodies, so be sure to check it out on this shopping hall of fame weekend. 

Lastly I wanted to share some bittersweet news...The Beary Scrap Challenge Blog and Design Team is coming to an end.  Don't worry the shop will still continue on bringing you those collections you love.  I'm sure Kimm from Beary Scrap will be coming up with awesome ideas to share with you all in the future so she'll be seeing you around blogland, just not through the challenge site.  I've really enjoyed my time with Beary Scrap and will miss the rest of my design team sisters...they are so wonderful. 

Have a great holiday and know YOU are on my list of things to be thankful for. 

Hugs,