Hello! I hope you all had a fabulous weekend! We had a little incident with our front door! haha! Buuuut I’m happy to say that we now have a front door again. Yay! So it all worked out. ;) It’s the 2nd Monday of the month which means it time for another Silhouette Challenge. Yay! This month the theme is flowers. At the end of this post I’ll have links to almost 30 different flower projects made by some of your favorite bloggers & their Silhouettes. One of my favorite things to make with my Silhouette are the 3D boxes. They are perfect for gift giving. Today I’m going to show you how I made these sweet little flower kraft boxes. So keep reading! :)
For this project you’ll need a few supplies:
kraft paper
a Silhouette
twine
buttons
hot glue & glue gun
scissors
Elmer’s X-TREME glue stick
wrapped chocolate candy
images from the Silhouette online store {download here, here & here}
trim & scoring board & scoring tool (optional)*
*You can get 20% off this trim & scoring board when you use the code GINGER & shop here.
First you’ll cut out your boxes using your Silhouette. I used my Portrait. Tip: If you score the lines on your boxes to make them a whole lot easier to fold. ;)
Then using your glue stick glue each tab until your box starts to take shape.
Then fill your boxes with some yummy candy….
Add a paper flower & some cute buttons & twine…
Now you have a cute gift to give or party favor at your next party. Too cute! :)
My kiddos took these for teacher appreciation last week. :)

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Don’t forget to check back next month when we will be sharing some fun patriotic ideas!
Do you do a lot of paper crafting?
What are some of your favorite things to make?
I’d love to hear! Share in the comments. :)
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This project & post were created for Ginger Snap Crafts by Ginger Bowie.
Ginger, your little boxes are adorable! And yum...your pictures reminded me that I have chocolates that were given to me yesterday still to enjoy! Your children have lucky teachers to be remembered so sweetly. When I use files for boxes and other things that need folded, I definitely prefer to remove the scoring cut lines and use my scoreboard instead...I think it looks cleaner...and it does fold easier, as well!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I like better - the amazing little boxes you made, or the candies you put inside! What a treat for your kids to give these to their teachers. I love the little button add on!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, Ginger. I'm particularly fond of the short, squatty pillow box -- I'd never seen this variation, so thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLove anything in craft paper! So cute! I need to get it together and do the next challenge!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I can think of some little girls who would love some treats in these! Thanks for the inspiration!
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ReplyDeleteAdore your boxes! I'm hosting a bridal shower for my niece this summer and I think I just found the favor boxes. :) Thanks.
Cute, cute, cute! Love these and they're perfect for any kind of party since you can change up how you decorate them to match any occasion. Pinning!
ReplyDeleteLove how simple these are but they look great!
ReplyDeleteTwo of my favorite things.... flowers and craft cardstock . I love your little gift boxes.
ReplyDeleteThese flower craft boxes are so cute. They are simple and so beautiful at the same time. Perfect for little presents! Thanks for the tutorial. Pinned.
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Oh, these are adorable! I love the look of using kraft paper, it sure lets your colors pop!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
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