Ok, I know it doesn't look like a milk carton! I cut the top part off because I only wanted the bottom part. I wasn't in the mood to make a box myself so I thought this die would be perfect for what I wanted to achieve and it was! It saved me from measuring scoring and clipping!! Gotta LOVE that!
I cut this out of white card stock using the Milk Carton die. I cut the die just above the score line at the top. The Scallop Edge border punch has a little piece in it that takes up about 1/4" on the edge when you use it. That part had just a little bit of score on it but it was cut off so you won't see any lines at the top!!
I need to make a bunch of these so I wanted to keep it simple. I tied a red satin ribbon around the box and I added 3 hearts. Two are from Real Red card stock and the other is from the Real Red decorative paper pack. You can decorate these up a lot more but like I said I needed to make a bunch of them and didn't have a lot of time to embellish them more than I did.
When I was done I filled it with those candy conversation hearts. I just used a regular sandwich bag. I had to adjust the contents, I filled the bag too full the first time. Once the amount was adequate in the bag I twisted the bag and taped it. I cut off the excess bag at the end and then put that end in the box first.
This is a fun project for the kids to help with for their class or for the teacher. They make great co-worker gifts too! It's a fun Make n Take and it didn't take long at all to do. I think that the part that took the longest in this little project was the candies. Oh and trust me, I didn't eat a single one! YUCK! Aren't they just dried powdered sugar? LOL
Have fun making them!
Thank you SO much for visiting,
Wanda
Wanda very Cute;)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Wanda. Jaqui x
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