This was inspired by Chiaki Haverstick who demo'd these at our upline meeting.
The concept of this isn't new, but she put a new twist on this box! I have a cupcake class coming up next weekend, so I thought I would make one of these for my hostess for her..and then demo this since to have everyone make it would be too time consuming.
What you need is:
(1 1/2) pc of cardstock 8 1/2 x 11- cut into quarters 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
(1) piece of acetate - cut 4 3/4" x 4 3/4" (you can cut a larger piece if you need the box to be higher to accomodate a bigger (taller) cupcake)
(4) pieces of decorative paper cut 2" x 3"
22" ribbon
Sticky Tape
Scotch tape - CLEAR
scrap pieces for flowers
Big Shot
Scallop Envelope die
Daisy sizzlet
Swirl Scribble sizzlet
Cut your scallop envelopes. You will need 4 pieces. BE SURE TO USE CREASE rubber mat to cut, otherwise your pieces will perforate through the fold areas.
Assemble the box by putting sticky tape on the side flaps and be sure to use it for the base of the box. I also added a small piece of cardstock (cut 3 1/8" x 3 1/8" to cover the bottom of the box)
Cut 1 piece of your cardstock to 4 3/4" x 4 3/4" (this is the 1/2 piece of cardstock)
Score at 3 7/8" all the way around the cardstock
Using your Circle scissors, center the circle in the piece and cut a circle that will match with your cupcake, approx 2 1/4" - 2 1/2". The hole helps stabilize the cupcake so it won't bump the sides.
Acetate cover
Score at 4" all 4 sides. Cut in at corners to make flap and then tape with CLEAR Scotch tape. IF YOU Need a taller box, be sure to cut your piece larger and then adjust the sides. The center of the top should be approx 3 1/8" square and then make the acetate go inside the box instead of outside like I have it shown here.
DECORATE your box as shown or as you LIKE IT!
Be sure to use sticky tape to tape the flaps of the envelops over the sides. I did it so that the cut side showed over the decorative papers
Isn't this as cute as a cupcake?
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This is absolutely adorable!!!!!!!!!!!!! How perfect is this for transporting a homemade cupcake! Oh, I SOOOOOOO want to make these!!! Thanks so much for the directions!
ReplyDeleteWow what agreat tutorial love it!
ReplyDeleteI just may have to actually get the envelope die now, I was doing so good at holding off on getting every die but your samples have seriously hindered my efforts. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteRuth Bingle
These are just too cute...I can't wait to make them. Thanks for the directions.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sending the info on the Wow boxes.
ReplyDeleteThen I saw your Cupcake boxes. How cute are they. You are so talented. Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us.
Nellyne Heath
Denton, Tx
These are so cute! Thank you for sharing how to make them. Great job!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI am from San José, Costa Rica and I would like know if you can guide me where to find mini cake boxes on line to buy
I'll get married next August 21st , we will give mini cakes to our guests .
We want a box like the one in the picture at http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_fHnVcy9bVg4/Sg7sCiK3hLI/AAAAAAAAFIQ/XSTnhPuBJqU/s400/Cupcake+box+g+002.jpg .Could you please help me?
Thanks,
Johanna Chinchilla A
* johanna017@hotmail.com
n_n nice! cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing ;)