Paper Heart Treat Box
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Who doesn’t love a special treat for Valentine’s Day, especially when it is gifted in a pretty handmade box? Our paper heart treat box adds such a sweet touch to your homemade cookies or store-bought chocolates. They also make a great wedding favor box!
If you plan on making a lot of treat boxes, you may want to use a cutting machine to speed up the crafting process. Otherwise this is a simple enough pattern to cut by hand.
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This paper heart treat box is super simple to craft. All you need is some paper, an adhesive dot roller, and a pair of scissors or a cutting machine. We’ve included both the PDF pattern and SVG file below so you can choose how to cut this project.
We went with a lighter coral and a darker coral for our paper heart treat boxes. And of course we had to make some gold ones, too. You can find the specific colors we used for this project linked below.
If your Valentine’s Day gift is a little bigger in size, we also just created this pretty terrazzo wrapping paper. Also, if you need a card, we’ve got you covered with DIY card ideas for Valentine’s Day. Our geometric heart cards are a new design. Or we also have these printable watercolor cards.
As you can see, we have plenty of DIY craft ideas for Valentine’s Day. So if you need any help with your handmade gifts this year, let us know!
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- Cardstock Paper — Harvest Orange, Goldenrod, and Peach
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Leave a CommentHi, I want to make this box for Valentine’s Day and I think there is something wrong with the design. The section that is supposed to be the bottom the the box appears to me to be too big. Can you please check this for me, and if there is a corrected design, please tell me where I can find it. Thanks.
I know it looks bigger because the box sides are not as tall as they are wide. Once cut and folded, it fits nicely together.
Hi, I want to make this box for Valentine’s Day and I think there is something wrong with the design. The section that is supposed to be the bottom the the box appears to me to be too big. Can you please check this for me, and if there is a corrected design, please tell me where I can find it. Thanks.
Hello Aviva. I just made the box from this template and it turned out beautifully. Like I mentioned before, the box is not as tall as it is wide so the sides are smaller than the base. 🙂
I made a quick video for the box that I will post this weekend on our Instagram account. That might be helpful too.
Hello again! I just posted a little short video in this post so you can see the construction of the heart boxes. I LOVED making them and will be using this for my own gifting this year!!
Hi…it’s me again. You can delete my question. I did figure it out. partly based on the link you posted. I did not have to extract anything, but I did change in design space. I have never had to do that with any of your files. This did cut out really cute and the score lines are very important. Thanks for all your cute designs!!
So happy you did figure it out! I adore these little boxes.
This project is adorable, Lia! I love little boxes and things like this! I reduced the size of the box to make it smaller – and it is precious. Thank you!
Thank you Penny! So glad you enjoyed this project.
I’m still learning how to get a good fold. I have the cricut scoring tool that fits into the cricut machine (in place of the cutter) but it doesn’t look like this file came with scoring lines. What would be a good way to get nice folds on this beautiful heart box?
The SVG file does have score lines, you just have to change them in Design Space. This post might be helpful 🙂 https://liagriffith.com/how-to-use-svg-files-for-cricut/
your link to svg does not work—
It’s working on my end– what problem are you having?
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