Easter Treats

Are you looking for a fun way to give Easter treats this year? Maybe a small gift filled with jelly beans? These treat packages would be perfect for a fun extra to leave at each place setting at your Easter dinner. They could be just the perfect sweet treat for the end of the meal.

Treat pacages made from peach colored patterned paper. 1. Peach printed paper with white flower pattern. Turned over edge is a teal color. Yellow label is attached to one end and says, "Wishing you the blessings of Easter. Has peach and yellow enamel dots. 2. Peach colored treat packaging with light green fold over end. Light green label with "Happy Easter" white label on it with yellow in around sides of white sentiment label. Decorated with peach and yellow dots.

Project Details

Want to make fun gift packaging with no cutting or gluing involved? I want to help turn your crafting stress into success. Check out this fun treat package made with a single piece of patterned paper.

Take a square piece of patterned paper. These were made with a 6″x6″ piece of Unbounded Beauty DSP.
Fold 1/2″ of one end over to create top strip of different pattern.
Flip paper over so pattern you want on the outside is now facing the table.
Fold both side in towards middle so they are overlapping a little bit.
Tuck folded over strip on top folded over side under the other folded over strip.
Fold up bottom of paper and tuck under the 1/2″ border.
Now, take your folded up project and take the opening and pinch it closed the other direction.
Crease the papers to help create triangles coming from centers of opening.

Video Tutorial

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Also Used:
Gift of Hope Stamp Set (retired)

Make sure you head over to PCC616 to see the inspiration projects by the design team and other creative entries.

Peach colored treat packaging with light green fold over end. Light green label with "Happy Easter" white label on it with yellow in around sides of white sentiment label. Decorated with peach and yellow dots.

This project was created with Stampin’ Up! Challenges 374: Color Challenge in mind. I added a strip of Soft Sea Foam cardstock to the turned over edge of the DSP to keep the project within the color parameters of the challenge. Please create your own card/project using the colors from SUOC374 and join us. This challenge will remain open through Sunday, April 27. Join us at SUOC374.