Treat Boxes in 4 colors

I haven't done one of these style boxes in a long time. The original ones were a bit smaller, and done in lower DPI. These are 3 inches wide, 4 inches tall and 1.5 inches deep to hold lots of treats. Instructions for folding the top and bottom are on the box template. I'll be posting the blank version of this template in my Etsy shop tomorrow.

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Little Christmas Chocolate Box

Who doesn't love Christmas? The smiles and good cheer, the music, the fantastic deals on pajama bottoms and it's just the most wonderful time of the year. And oh yeah. Ghirardelli Peppermint Bark. My poor darling put upon husband. All this chocolate I buy seasonally for the site, then tell him he can't touch it until I get photos. About 3 minutes after I took this photo, he was happily snacking on one.
Since according to the bag, 3 squares is one serving, this box fits 3 squares, and 2 boxes fit to one sheet of card stock. There are approximately 15 squares per bag, so enough for 4 boxes and the leftovers are yours.
Print on card stock, cut out, score folds, fold, and glue. If you don't print it at 8x10 inches, it might not precisely fit 3 chocolates. Click on the image for a larger version.

More Halloween Treat Boxes

Usually I try to put up sets that match if I'm putting up more than one. But I really like this little witch so I decided just to post all 3 of these boxes at one time.
I hope you like them! Finished size is 4 inches tall, 2.75 inches wide, and 1 inch deep.
Since the template resembles a popcorn box, I thought a candy corn box would be appropriate to the season, one says Candy Corn in one of the Komika family of fonts, and the other is left blank so you can fill it in.
Print at 100 dpi on cardstock, click the images for the full sized versions.

 

 

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Halloween Treat Boxes

I'd like to point out to all of my readers that Rachel at One Pretty Thing has been putting together some wonderful collections of links for Halloween, projects, printables and inspiration.
Halloween Treat Boxes!

These are different in a couple ways from my usual printables. The first is that they have an interlocked tab method for the top and bottom. I had my daughter fold one closed following my instructions to check to see that they made sense. The second is that at the bottom you'll notice something I haven't put on a box before. Permission to copy. What that means is that instead of using up all your black ink to make a bunch of them, you can take it down to your local copy shop and make copies on any color cardstock you like. The instructions are in color so they won't copy correctly, but the designs themselves are black and white. So you can print off a copy at home, take it to your local copy shop, and make copies to assemble and fill with treats for party guests or trick or treaters. Non-commercial uses means you aren't going to sell them, but generally, I'm okay with sales for pin money. Using them filled with treats at a local bazaar, that sort of thing. I don't want people taking my designs and selling them on the web or mass producing them. As usual, click on the image for the full sized version.