Trendy Bakers Twine ~ Candy Box

Hello all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here to share this treat box. It is embellished with Peppermint Stick Trendy Twine, our featured twine for December.  My 6 year old wanted to make this box for his aunt, so he picked out all the different elements he wanted to use.

He started with a Biggie Kraft Box and covered all the sides with squares of cardstock from DCWV's Red & White Christmas stack.  He also added stickers from that stack on the top and front.

The bow was created using the Stampin Up! bow builder punch.

We punched two holes in the top and threaded Peppermint Stick Trendy Twine through them, tying knots on the inside.  We left a loop on top of the box to hold the handle of a Mini Wooden Scoop.  Then we took the long end of the Peppermint Stick Trendy Twine and wrapped it around the box, securing the Mini Wooden Scoop to the end of the twine.

Here is a look at the inside of the lid, so you can see how we attached the twine and how the scoop fits inside to scoop out the candy!

Here is my little guy with his creation!

Here's what he used from Annie's Paper Boutique:

 Peppermint Stick Trendy Twine

Biggie Kraft Box

Mini Wooden Scoop 

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Trendy Twine - Treat Box

Hello! This is Sukie and I have a back to school treat box to today featuring lots of fun products from Annie's Paper Boutique.  I know most crafter think of pre-school and elementary school children when they think of back to school.  Well my daughter is leaving back to college after being home all summer and I thought it would be fun to send her back to school with a treat box more appropriate for her and her roommates. No better way to get back into the college setting than with some yummy treats.  I knew these treats would be a hit.

I recycled a clear box and tucked in a doily as decorative elements.  The mini treat cups were the inspiration for my project so I stacked them and added a shorty candy chute embellished with a bit of ice cream paper.  A bit of shred was added to the treat cups.  The small candy sacks were the perfect size for holding some sundae toppings. A mini wooden scoop was tucked into each candy sack and then sealed off with some washi tape and tied with some Raspberry Cupcake twine.  I also thought it would be perfect to include some wood spoons in the regular and mini size.  I wrapped them with some washi tape and put them into a medium candy bag.  A bit more twine was used to accent the bag.  Some paper straws were tucked into another medium candy bag.

I created a hand cut tag from some ice cream themed paper and added a chevron trendy page dot and more twine.  A paper clip with ribbon was clipped to the tag along with two hand cut flags with sentiments from the Scrappy Moms Ice Cream Social and Countless Occasions (retired) stamp sets. A white metal rim tag was embellished with a bit more twine and a paper flower with a bling center. I hung the tag off the corner of the box and secured it with a clear glue dot.  As a final accent, I wrapped the clear box with some chevron ribbon from May Arts.

Head on over to Annie's Paper Boutique to check out all of the packaging goodies used for my project and the gorgeous twine colors. Thanks so much for stopping by!  Have a fabulous day!