I got this box of Mrs. Fields candy at the Dollar Spot at Target. Normally I would pass up something like that because it's not usually a name brand, but Mrs. Fields??? You can't go wrong with that!!! LOL
I created a box for the candy. Yes, I know the candy already comes in a box but what fun is that??? And where is the challenge there??? Plus it's not as pretty as a box you can create!!! Ok, have I sold you on this idea yet??? LOL
To make this box I cut a piece of Ballet Blue card stock 8-1/8" x 6-1/4".
I used white craft ink and the Stampin' Up! "Snowflake" wheel. Then I sprinkled on some Heat n Stick glitter. I heat set the glitter and then came the scoring.
I scored on the long side at 2", 3-1/8", 5" and 6-1/8". Then I scored the short side at 1". I took the card stock out and turned it to the other side and scored it at 1". I wanted to make sure that each side was equal and that was the easiest way to do it.
I used the medium size oval and punched out an area close to where the oval wording is on the box of candy. I am sure I could have done a better job had I given some consideration to turning the card stock over when punching!!! Oh well!!! It is close enough, their whole oval wording does show through!!!.
Now I just decorated it and it was ready for a very special person!!!
This box is a fun pattern to play with because you can either glue that flap down or decorate it more like a card. For mine I chose to decorate it!
Now I'm sure that Target has more of these candies since I just bought it and the bins were full to the brim!!! Well, at our local Target they were!
Thank you SO much for stopping by,
Wanda
I created a box for the candy. Yes, I know the candy already comes in a box but what fun is that??? And where is the challenge there??? Plus it's not as pretty as a box you can create!!! Ok, have I sold you on this idea yet??? LOL
To make this box I cut a piece of Ballet Blue card stock 8-1/8" x 6-1/4".
I used white craft ink and the Stampin' Up! "Snowflake" wheel. Then I sprinkled on some Heat n Stick glitter. I heat set the glitter and then came the scoring.
I scored on the long side at 2", 3-1/8", 5" and 6-1/8". Then I scored the short side at 1". I took the card stock out and turned it to the other side and scored it at 1". I wanted to make sure that each side was equal and that was the easiest way to do it.
I used the medium size oval and punched out an area close to where the oval wording is on the box of candy. I am sure I could have done a better job had I given some consideration to turning the card stock over when punching!!! Oh well!!! It is close enough, their whole oval wording does show through!!!.
Now I just decorated it and it was ready for a very special person!!!
This box is a fun pattern to play with because you can either glue that flap down or decorate it more like a card. For mine I chose to decorate it!
Now I'm sure that Target has more of these candies since I just bought it and the bins were full to the brim!!! Well, at our local Target they were!
Thank you SO much for stopping by,
Wanda
Just wondering ... if you'll ever run out of ideas? Thanks for the share! ^o^ CM2
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful box of candy! Looks like an expensive gift for someone. Thanks for the neat idea.
ReplyDeleteJoan
MN
Gorgeous, Wanda! I just love it. What a nice way to present a box of chocolates! Especially when they're from the Dollar Spot!!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice! Anyone would love this!
ReplyDeleteOk Wanda off to track some of these down!!! Great job as usual!!!TFS!!
ReplyDeleteVicky
Another great idea; off to Target today! jmniffer
ReplyDeleteSo cute and creative! I'll have to go look at Target now. Thanks! Kristi
ReplyDeleteWanda - These are great. I love your sample. I purchased these boxes of chocolate last year and wrapped them in Martha Stewart Gold paper with ribbon for my mom's 75 birthday party. They were simple gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYours looks great. I am thinking they would make co workers gifts this year!
Hi Wanda, Awesome idea and gift as usual. Thanks for all the ideas and inspiration!! I guess now it's off to the dollar spot, lol....
ReplyDeleteHave a sparkling day!
Pamela Vega
What a great idea! I love that $ spot. I've bought that candy but your project makes it look like so much more. Thanks for an awesome idea.
ReplyDeleteMarianne
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