Cute Halloween Treat Boxes

The season for handing out candy is upon us and one thing I especially enjoy making are treat boxes! Birgit here with you today to share how I made these cute Halloween treat boxes. Let’s jump right in.

The Supplies:

Today’s project uses: CCS Gold Glitter Paper, 80# Royal Linen Eclipse Black, 83# Lessebo Sunflower Yellow, 83# Lessebo Brick Orange and 80# DCS Wedding Cake. Other supplies include these dies from my stash.

Creating the Treat Box:

To begin with, I cut five treat boxes out of 80# Royal Linen Eclipse Black cardstock. This is a nice, heavy weight cardstock that will hold up to being handled. The linen texture adds to the look and quality of the cardstock. I added a strip of 1/4″ Score-Tape Premium Double Sided Adhesive to the end tab and constructed the box.

These boxes are about the easiest boxes I’ve ever made!

Next, I cut some designer paper slightly smaller than each side of the box, covering the four sides of the box.

Making the Medallions:

To make the medallions, I used graduating sizes of circles to cut each of the cardstock colors.

I then stacked the circles, adhering them together using Tombow-Mono Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue.

Next, I cut the Halloween images out of Royal Linen Eclipse Black and DCS Wedding Cake, assembling the pieces as necessary and gluing the images onto the medallions.

I also created sentiment tags by stamping the sentiment onto the DCS Wedding Cake and attaching them to a banner that was cut from Royal Linen Eclipse Black.

Decorating the Treat Boxes:

To decorate each box, I glued the medallions onto the front of the boxes.

To the top of each box, I added a tulle bow using my hot glue gun to adhere it. I finished it off by hot gluing the sentiment tag on top of the tulle bow.

Once the boxes were finished, I filled them with candy and they’re ready to gift.

The Finished Project:

They turned out super cute!

Cardstock from CutCardStock.com is high quality and durable, making it well suited for creating treat boxes.

Please leave me a comment to let me know what you think! What are some other things could you fill these boxes with? Be sure to visit the CutCardStock Facebook Page for more DT inspiration! Also join our Creating with CutCardStock Facebook Group for even more crafty inspiration! Thanks so much for stopping by today!