Easter Treat Packaging (Free Printable)

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Paper Craft Crew has a fun challenge to help you get ready for Easter.

Chalkenge #665 is Easter Treat

To join along, click the link (HERE)

For the challenge I made a cute sour cream carrot container. It is the perfect size for small treats.

To make this container, I started with a 4 x 6 piece of patterned paper. You can decide if you want a short or long carrot by which side you add the tape. I wanted short, squatty carrots!

Here’s a video to see how these are put together from You Tube by Keenan Creations

(Video)

You will also need double sided tear tape, a boning folder, a clip and ribbon. The ribbon is completely optional, but adds a festive touch.

I made 3, and these are pretty easy to put together. I used mini clothespins from the Dollar Tree for easy opening.

For my second treat holder, I made this easy bunny bag.

I had a pattern several years ago for a reindeer bag that you could cut and sew. I made a rough drawing that could be traced and cut with embroidery thread. (more my speed!🤣)

Cut the pattern on felt or polar fleece. I happened to have white polar fleece, and this worked perfectly. I used a blanket stitch to work around. Make sure to leave the top open.

When you are finished, hot glue eyes and nose on. The ears card be tied together to close!

Have fun crafting! - Valerie Kaye

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