Easy Treat Box for Summer with the Ice Cream Swirl Stamp Set

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I love making fun little treat packages to give a few candies or something to friends, and this little ice cream treat box is the absolute cutest! I used the Ice Cream Swirl stamp set and coordinating dies from Stampin' Up!®️ to create this little package and then filled it with salt water taffy. 

I shared how to make this candy treat box during my YouTube live last night. If you missed it, you can catch the replay below. I also have more photos for you and a couple of cute cards using this fun stamp set. You'll also be able to find the complete supply list for these projects. 

​So, on y go! Let's get stamping.

Video Tutorial for this Treat Box

Here's the step-by-step video tutorial that shows exactly how to create this little ice cream treat box. 

Supply List for this Treat Box

DIY Candy Treat Box

Here's the front of the little treat box. It is basically, to ice creams created with die-cuts adhered to either side of a box.

• Cardstock for the box: 4 3/4" x 4 1/4"
• Score at 1 3/4" and 3" on the 4 3/4" side
• Score at 1 1/4" and 3" on the 4 1/4" side
• Cut the score lines to create tabs on the 4 3/4" side
• Fold together and adhere

Nothing Sweeter Than a Donut Card

Here's a sweet little donut card that was so easy to make. I stamped the front donuts first with Tuxedo Black Memento ink. Then, I stamped them again on a sticky note and cut them out. I adhered the sticky note over the donuts and stamped more donuts to fill in the gaps.

​I colored the donuts in Petunia Pop, Peach Pie, and Pretty in Pink Stampin' Blends. Then, I added a little Peach Pie ribbon and the sentiment stamped on a 2" circle.

Supply List for this Donut Card

Supply List for this Ice Cream Cone Card

Ice Cream Cone Shaped Card

One of the really cool things about the Ice Cream Swirl dies is that the ice cream cone die folds in half which means you can use it to create an adorable ice cream cone shaped card.

I cut the cone from thick Basic White cardstock. Then, I cut it from Crumb Cake and used the other die to cut the pattern in it. I trimmed off the second side of the Crumb Cake cone so that I could adhere just the one to the front. This way, I could easily stamp in white on the inside.

​The ice cream was cut from Pretty in Pink cardstock and a piece of the Unbounded Beauty patterned paper.

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