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I hope you ladies can help me out...I am looking for something like a birthday in a bag or box. I think it includes a card, and the battery tea light candle made up like a cake, is there anything else that comes with it? any pics? I want to make a whole bunch of them for my daughters friend for her birthday, as she loves to give stuff like that to others for their birthdays..any help would be wonderful ..thank you!
I don't know if this is the same thing you're looking for, but a while ago on pinterest I saw something called a party in a box. It included a crown (like the one you get from burger king), plates, confetti, sprinkels, etc. Hope this helps!
The ones I made for a craft show were smaller. I saw the original here and I'm sorry I don't know the creator. I had the candle, a 3x3 card, balloon, and a couple of pieces of candy. I didn't make many but they all sold and everyone thought they were so cute! I put in a small cellophane bag with a topper.
I don't have a template as I am technically challenged, but if anyone wants to know how to make the box, let me know. It's just basically a mini version of the exploding box.
I don't have a template as I am technically challenged, but if anyone wants to know how to make the box, let me know. It's just basically a mini version of the exploding box.
Thanks, I found it under Pop Out Gift box in the forums.
When my daughter was in college, I found a pattern for cardstock boxes shaped like a piece of cake. The pattern had 10 (I think) pieces of "cake" that fit together to make one big cake. I filled each separate box with small gifts, like earrings, candy, etc. I mailed it to her with noisemakers, paper plates, party hats and a pan of Rice Krispie treats. She loved it! I don't have the pattern anymore, but someone else may have kept it. It was from Woman's Day or Family Circle back in 1985 or so.
When my daughter was in college, I found a pattern for cardstock boxes shaped like a piece of cake. The pattern had 10 (I think) pieces of "cake" that fit together to make one big cake. I filled each separate box with small gifts, like earrings, candy, etc. I mailed it to her with noisemakers, paper plates, party hats and a pan of Rice Krispie treats. She loved it! I don't have the pattern anymore, but someone else may have kept it. It was from Woman's Day or Family Circle back in 1985 or so.
__________________ Louise Bergmann DuMontAuthor, Speaker, Serious About Her Coffee, Lover of all that is Chocolate...Worshiper of El Shaddai (The All Sufficient One)
Thanks so much for finding this for me. It was such a cute project and I was sad that I could no longer find the pattern.
Glad I could help. I used this to build a "cake" full of favors for my dear dil's baby shower.
__________________ Louise Bergmann DuMontAuthor, Speaker, Serious About Her Coffee, Lover of all that is Chocolate...Worshiper of El Shaddai (The All Sufficient One)
Birthday in a box?
