Elf Treat Box
by Jill Hilliard
Make a treat holder with a little holiday character.
Supplies
- Cardstock
- Border dies or punches (Border Basics from Spellbinders-FSJ used here)
- 1/4" circle punch
- Scoring tool
- Die-cutting machine
- Scissors
- Strong adhesive
- Bone folder
- Foam squares
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Cut cardstock to 6 1/2" x 4 1/2".
With the 6 1/2" inch side at the top of your scoring tool, score at 2", 3", 5", and 6". -
Step 2
With the 4 1/2" inch side at the top of your scoring tool, score at 1".
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Step 3
Fold on all score lines and crease with a bone folder. Snip short score lines as shown. Cut notch out of 1/2" panel as shown.
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Step 4
Add liquid or strong adhesive to the 1/2" tab. Close to form a box.
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Fold in tabs at the bottom of box and secure with strong adhesive.
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Step 5
Die cut border from scrap red cardstock for a collar.
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Adhere to the front of the box and trim edges.
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Step 6
Cut black cardstock to 3/4" x 7" and score at 1 3/8", 2 3/8", 4 1/2", and 5 1/2".
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Adhere the belt to the box, towards the bottom, with the seam in the front.
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Step 7
Cut silver cardstock to 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" for the buckle.
Cut (or square punch) black cardstock to 3/4" x 3/4" for the buckle center.
Adhere to the front of the box with foam squares. -
Step 8
Punch two 1/4" circles from black cardstock and adhere to the box as buttons.
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Step 9
Cut 2 pieces of green cardstock to 1/2" x 8 1/2" for the suspenders. Curl the cardstock slightly with your fingers.
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Adhere the cardstock to the inside of your box to create the suspenders, making sure they are even.
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Step 10
Fill the box with candy or add a small piece of tissue paper with a small gift.
Video!
Your Turn
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