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How To Fold A Bowling Shirt Origami Treat Box

May 31, 2017 by Francine Clouden

Looking for a fun and unique way to gift treats, candy, or gift cards this Father’s Day? These bowling shirt origami treat boxes are the perfect choice! Not only are they a creative and personal touch, but they also make excellent party favors or small gifts for dads and father figures.

To make the base of these adorable treat boxes, all you need is a standard letter-sized sheet of paper and some adhesive. Once you have the base folded, the fun part begins – decorating! You can add your own flair with fun patterns, colors, or even personalized details to make each box special. Whether you’re using them for Father’s Day celebrations, birthday parties, or other special occasions, these origami treat boxes are sure to delight.

They’re easy to make, customizable to your theme or style, and perfect for holding a variety of small gifts, from sweet treats to small tokens of appreciation like gift cards. If you’re looking for a DIY project that adds a personal touch to your celebrations, these bowling shirt origami treat boxes are a fantastic choice!

Source: Bowling Shirt Origami Treat Box – BugabooCity

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FREE Beauty and the Beast Book Nook Cut Files

Beauty and the Beast is my all time favorite Disney movie and that’s saying a lot since I’m a huge Disney fan! Miss Mandee is also a big fan since she designs so many wonderful Disney inspired paper crafting projects including this stunning Book Nook. This layered die cut design features Belle and the Beast silhouettes dancing on the iconic staircase in Beasts castle with candelabras on the sides (a nod to Lumiere) and a big chandelier hanging above. She’s also used rose pattern paper for the backdrop and rolled paper roses on the front to represent the Beasts magic rose. She’s sharing these cut files for FREE that you can use with your electronic die cutting machine to make your own Beauty and the Beasts Book Nook to place between your Disney scrapbooks on a shelf.

Click here to visit the Miss Mandee blog to get the cut files.

-Heather

Everyone loves crafting about the Happiest Place on Earth, if you are looking for Disney-themed supplies for your crafts then check out these Disney, papers, stamps, dies, and embellishments at CraftStash. and Disney paper supplies at Amazon.

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