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My BFF: Card & Treat Boxes | Dear Friend Paper Collection


Hello friends!
This is Parita Galani, here today with an inspiration post featuring Papericious' Dear Friend Paper Collection.

I have created a Pinwheel Card along with two super cute Treat Boxes, because, why not! You never need a reason to gift treats to your BFFs. This Card and Treat Boxes make for a perfect gift on any random day just to appreciate their presence in our lives.

Papericous 'Dear Friend' Paper Pack is perfect to create all quirky projects for your BFF and going down the memory lane.
Let's have a look at my project:


Supplies Used:



I hope you guys liked my project and will create some fun treats for your BFF. We would love to see all your projects so don't forget to tag Papericious (@papericious).

Best Regards,
Parita K Galani
BFFs chipboard Die Cuts
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Treat Boxes using Hooked Paper Collection


Hello everyone,
Priya here again. Today, I have two Treat Boxes to share
 using Papericious HOOKED Collection.



Instructions :
Start with a 6*8 1/2 inch piece of White Cardstock and
score at 2'' vertically, turn and score at 2'', 4'', 6'', and 8''.

Cut the bottom 2'' square panels up to the 2'' mark and fold along scored marks.
Trim off bottom right tab and add double sided tape to where you will be forming the box
(I also used a Heart Die to make a heart shaped window in my box).

Make a lid out of a 41/8'' square piece and score all four sides of the paper at 1'' and glue them.

Add a piece of Acetate Sheet and form the box and decorate the box with Pattern Papers and Embellishments.

2nd Treat Box

           


Instructions:
You'll need a 4" X 12'' cardstock or Pattern Paper.
Position the paper as seen in picture and score at 6''.

Turn the paper and make a little notch at the 2'' mark , repeat on the opposite end.

Line up the notch and the centre score and score a
line connecting the two points .

Repeat on all sides and you'll end up with a diamond shape scored out.

Fold along the diagonal lines.
You have just finished making a little Treat Box.

Now, you can embellish the box as you want.
Here is my sweet Treat Box designed with lovely Hooked Patterned Papers.

That's all from me today!
Thanks for stopping by and hope you give one of these
 cute little boxes a try soon!
Love,
Priya

Supplies used :
3D Box embellishments fussy cut elements
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Treat Boxes with Minimal Embellishments


Hello everyone!
Parul here with some treat boxes! Tropical party theme is quite popular among kids. And it's one of my favourite too because of the colours it carries. Those pineapples,  flamingos and tropical leaves.. I love everything about it.
The paper pack Fleur Fun from the latest release has got those colours too. So I thought of making treat boxes :)
Aren't these pretty? They will be great for any summer party right?
These patterns are so colourful and bright that they don't need much embellishments. I adhered flowers made from this same paper pack for closure of these treat boxes with wooden clips. 
I am hoping that you will like my project. Do check out the projects of other DTs as well. They are doing wonders with Papericious products.
Also are you playing along with current challenge "Make your own Embellishments" ? It's so much fun! I hope to see your entries there :)

Thanks!
Love and Hugs,
Parul

Products used :
Handmade flowers Papericious Fleur Fun Party Favors
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