It will be my youngest son Milo's birthday on the 4th July
and even though he will be 39 I still like to give him
a bit of chocolate packaged up for his birthday.
His favourite is Yorkie bars so that's what I designed the box to fit.
It holds 3 chunky bars.
You can watch my tutorial here
I used Latte Love Bundle to match his birthday card.
Measurements needed to make one
Card - 8" x 9 1/2"
Score 8" side at 1 1/2", 6 1/2"
Score 9 1/2" side at 1 1/2", 4", 5 1/2", 8"
DSP to decorate
two pieces at 1 2/8" x 2 2/8"
three pieces at 4 6/8" x 1 2/8"
two pieces at 4 6/8" x 2 2/8"
one 1" circle
I would like to enter this into
Welcome to my newest follower Tina Foley!
Thanks so much for following my blog Tina.
The schools finished today for summer and of course the weather
is having none of it!! Hoping for a nice day tomorrow as we have
a big GAA match with our county in the quarter finals.
Have a lovely weekend!
Who doesn't enjoy a bit of chocolate on their birthday?!! Fabulous packaging Pinky, makes a lovely gift.
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A fantastic box for your son's favourite chocolate bars,love the paper you used.
ReplyDeletethis is a fantastic 3D project that's perfect for the men around us! Thank you for sharing your creation with us at C4Guyz
ReplyDeleteA fabulous way to gift Milo his favourite chocolates. Hope he has a good one when it comes The weather is supposed to come back so fingers crossed for you. Enjoy your weekend hugs Janette xxx
ReplyDeleteYou always have fantastic ideas! However old.our children are, they are still out kids! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou always have fantastic ideas! However old.our children are, they are still out kids! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteFabulous gift box and great p.paper -off to check out the video-My eldest son is 54 and still loves a Cadburys Twirl treat lol-hope the weather plays nicely this weekend as both Grandsons have football tournaments-good luck with your match.
ReplyDeleteCarol x
What a fabulous little box Pinky, and I did watch you on you tube and I did giggle when you put the wrong paper on the panel, and then and listened to you muttering away, very entertaining and it is always so nice to know that mistakes are made, especially on my telly..lots of times things are perfect with the magic of editing..loved it..
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
A fabulous project Pinky, perfect for holding the Yorkie bars.
ReplyDeleteLiz xx
What a fab idea and a great choice of chocolate love this gift box Pinky x
ReplyDeleteBack again Pinky, I just watched the tutorial on youtube video and it was really good, thanks for sharing. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to keep a tradition going!! Love the box, and the love that went behind it. No matter how old they get, they'll always be our little boys!! Thanks for sharing this at CRAFT :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
I love it...coffee and chocolate...who wouldn't love it!! Thanks for playing along with our "anything goes" challenge over at Cardz4Guyz!! You nailed this masculine challenge with this coffee box!!
ReplyDeleteDeb Horst, DT #C4G
Another Super box, which will be much appreciated I'm sure, a great design Pinky. x
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to give a chocolate gift.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for entering our challenge this week at CRAFT Challenge, looking forward to see you again next challenge.
Hugs Sheryl xx CRAFT DT
An awesome project. Love what you have made. Thanks for entering this week's CRAFT Challenge. Kerry (DT)
ReplyDeleteWow a spectacular box to give a chocolate as a gift, it's a nice idea. You matched the cards and the mug stamp very well. Congratulations and good luck. Thanks for joining the CRAFT Challenge Taty X DT
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute. How fun this would be to receive as a gift. Especially full of good stuff. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteGreat box and delicious contents! Unfortunately, according to the old adverts, Yorkie is NOT for girls. So it's a good job the birthday gift is for your son! LOL! xxx
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