Today’s project uses the Santa’s Workshop Suite but you can decorate these fun “popper” treat boxes any way you like. I made these to give to the kids at a Christmas party. The Christmas treat popper reminds me of old-fashioned Christmas fun.
Supplies:
Designer Series Paper of choice
- 6” x 5 ½”
Adhesives
- Tear & Tape Adhesive
- Tombow Liquid Glue (for decorations)
- Stampin’ Dimensionals (for decorations)
Tools and Extras
- Stampin’ Trimmer
- Envelope Punch board
- Simply Scored score board (not required if you have the Stampin’ Trimmer”
Instructions:
Start with the 6” by 5 ½” piece of designer series paper. I specifically designed this project so I could get 4 out of one sheet of 12 x 12 paper.
First, score the long (6”) side at ¼”, 7/8”, 1 ½”, 4 ½”, 5 1/8”, and 5¾”. Turn the paper 90 degrees, and then score the shorter (5 ½”) side at 1 ¼, 2 ½”, 3 ¾”, and 5.
Next, fold and burnish the score lines on the shorter side. This prepares the paper for use the Envelope Punch Board.
The envelope punch board will be used on each of the burnished score lines plus the first end.
You will use the score lines going in the opposite direction as a guide for where to punch. Center the 2nd score line from each end in the punch opening.
When you are done, your paper will look like this:
Now gently burnish the score lines on each end where you punched with the envelope punch.
Next trim the ends of the end flap then place the tear and tape.
Then fold it over and assemble.
Decorate your Christmas Treat Popper as desired:
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