Looking for a cute snack box for the Holidays? Our printable gingerbread house snack boxes are the perfect DIY project for giving sweet treats at Christmas time. This download includes one printable sheet with the gingerbread house and one sheet of cute gift tags, but of course you can print it out as many times as you like! The gingerbread house can be printed onto white card stock and then scored with a ruler and bone folder. You can then fold along the score lines and glue the little paper house together with a low temperature glue gun or mod podge. We used a length of bakers twine to secure the peeked roof together and to attach the gift tags. Fill with jelly beans, fruit gums or chocolates and you have yourself the perfect Holiday gift for the kiddos. This download can also be used to create a little Scandinavian paper village for your mantle or windowsill – perfect!
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Hi, Would a regular size cupcake fit inside this box?
Maybe if it’s mini cupcake 😉 unfortunately a regular sized cupcake will be too big for the box
These are adorable and I would like to use them. But they print out in portrait mode instead of landscape. So at that small, all I could put in there is a piece of gum. Is there a way to print in landscape mode? Or is it me and my dumb computer/printer?
You should be able to switch it to landscape mode! It is usually under “Page Setup” that you can change it 🙂
gosto muito do seus trabalhos!!!
These are utterly lovely! I am making Christmas breakfast this year and will put these out as place names with homemade peanut butter fudge inside!
I have done a test run with some 160gsm card (or I suspect it is really just thick paper)…what weight card do you use for these?
Thanks so much Lia and the team, I am already making use of my Black Friday membership and adoring it!
We just used printable cardstock for these 🙂 That will be so cute for Christmas morning!!
Wow that looks really amazing! I love the little gingerbread boxes <3. And I see theres so much more beautifull Christmas stuff to explore…
Greetings Simone
Thank you for your sweet words Simone! Happy holidays to you!
These little houses are to die for. Seriously I am in LOVE!
Thank you so much!! 🙂
I’ll start my actual Christmas production of sweets, confect and bakery in a few days and wondered how to decorate my collection of little gift boxes this year – I collect lots of suitable boxes and tins throughout the year. Now I see these nice treat boxes (and 3D houses + tree ornaments) and I guess, the decision is made …
Thank you for this nice inspiration and template
This is so cute!! I’m so glad that they will work for your holiday gift giving 🙂
it is a perfect countdown to Christmas 🙂
We think so too 🙂