Stampin' Up! Homemade Treat Box

Today I'm excited to share a cute little treat box I created using the Homemade Treats bundle from Stampin' Up! This set is perfect for dressing up small gifts, party favors, or just a fun way to brighten someon's day.

What I love about this project is how quick and easy it comes together, yet it looks like something you would find in a boutique shop.

With just a few dies, a little Designer paper, and a festive ribbon, you can create a polished, professional looking box in minutes.

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Lid- 6" x 6". Score at 1" on all 4 sides.

Box- 8" x 8". Score at 2" on all 4 sides.

Cut up to score line, on both pieces, and glue to make box/lid.

1. Die cut a white tag, and stamp sentiment in Smoky Slate.

2. Stamp/Die-cut kitchen accessories and add to tag.

3. Loop ribbon thru tag.

4. Fill box with treats

Stampin' Up! Candy Bar Holder

Ok... This actually DOES hold a full-size bar, but I have a chocolate gremlin in my house, so we improvised with a mini bar. LOL

It features a spooky haunted house design with vellum windows that glow, adding just the right touch of Halloween magic.

1. Cardstock- 10-3/4" x 3-1/4"

Score long side at 5-1/8", 5-5/8"

Score short side at 1/2" on both sides

2. DSP- 2 PIECES 2" x 4-7/8"

3. Die Cut House. Glue vellum to back side, and color with Blend. Add to project with Dimentionals

4. Die cut arrow with white scrap, and stamp sentiment in Momento. Add to project with Dimentional

5. Die-cut bats in black, and glue to front.

Add shimmer stars

Stampin' Up! Spooky Halloween Treat Bag

Every Halloween celebration needs a treat bag, and this one is both stylish and sturdy. I added ribbon handles for an extra touch of charm, making it easy to carry and perfect for filling with sweets or a little favor.

There is NO STAMPING on this bag, so it makes it super easy to put together, for a quick gift package.

1. Cardstock- 6-1/2" x 7"

Score on long side at 3", 4"

Score on short side at 1", 5-1/2"

2. DSP- (2 pieces) 3"x3"

3. Cut small score lines, and fold to make a bag. Use Tear Tape or liquid glue.

4. Glue two pieces of DSP to each side.

5. Put tear Tape on sides of DSP. Lay ribbon over tear tape, (about 13") to create handles.

6. Decorate using ephemera from DSP pack