You will need the following:
(2) 9-1/2" x 7" card stock (box bottom)
(1) 6" x 7" DSP (box cover)
Box Cover:
Score the 6" x 7" DSP at 15/16" on all sides. Fold on the score lines. Cut slits on the dotted lines and adhere together to form the box cover.
Box Bottom:
1. Score the two 9-1//2" x 7" card stocks at 1/2" and 4-1/2" on the 9-1/2" side. Turn the card stock and score it at 3" on the 7" side. Fold on the score lines. Cut on the dotted lines. On one of the card stock, use the paper cutter to cut out the gray rectangle at 1/4" from the sides and bottom. Cut out the rectangle 1" high. Use the 3/4" circle punch to cut out the half circle.
2. Attach the two card stocks together by the 1/2" tab.
3. Assemble the box using sticky strip. Do the remaining 1/2" tab first and then the bottom flaps.
4. When you are done, decorate as desired and fill with cocoa packets. Have fun!
Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you will find these instructions useful.
Thanks, Brenda, on sharing your instructions - perfect for gift giving this holiday season.
ReplyDeleteMahalo nui loa Brenda! I already made a template and marked it up so that I won't forget the measurements. You're the best.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and your family.
Thanks for the measurements, hope to give this a try. Lovely Cocoa Holder! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteBrenda: You didn't have to share, BUT you did, and thank you very much. Now I should go and make them, right?!! Hee, hee, Mele Kalikimaka!!
ReplyDeleteHi Brenda! Your cocoa holders are so pretty, TFS your instructions! Just got back from a trip and got a nice surpise seeing your lovely thank you card and cute tags. Thank you! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHi Brenda, thanks for sharing your wonderful instructions for the Cocoa & also the tea begs. They are sooooo amazing & I can't wait to give them a try. Love all your tags & enjoy seeing ones you get from people too. Cami makes such fun ones too ...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I'm now a follower so I can see more of what you do.
Hugs, Janie
Thanks for posting the peacock coco holder box.
ReplyDeleteI will give you proper credit when demonstrating it.
Love your work.