Printable Vintage Camper Treat Boxes
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Become a MemberThis month we are giving you everything you need to create a fun outdoor adventure for your family — without having to leave your backyard. These 3D paper campers are simple to make, and the roof pops open so you can transform them into cute treat boxes! Just download the printable camper PDF below, which includes three camper colors to choose from and three black and white versions you can color yourself.
If you have a Cricut and want to use the Print Then Cut feature, we have included a zip file with JPEGs. However, we do recommend cutting out your paper camper with a craft knife for best results!
Camping Treats
If you are making this printable camper with your kids, make sure to have them color their camper before cutting out the design. After you cut out the camper with your craft knife, they can assemble this project and, depending on their age, may need some assistance from you. Once the campers are assembled, your kids can use them as toys, and for an extra fun surprise, you can fill them with small candies or other treats.
This printable camper is part of a whole series of creative outdoor activities we’ve designed for June. So if you want more ideas, make sure to check out this month’s craft collection!
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Tools
- Cutting Machine (optional — for Cricut’s Print Then Cut)
- Detail Knife (recommended)
- Craft Scissors
- Bone Folder or Curling Tool
- Cutting Mat
Materials
- Cardstock or Cover Weight Printer Paper
- Glue Stick or Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue
Instructions for Printable Camper
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Note: if you want to use Cricut’s Print then Cut feature for this project, see the second page in our instructions PDF. Keep in mind, Cricut’s maximum print size is 9.25″x6.75″ so the design will be scaled down significantly.
- Print out the campers onto cardstock or cover weight printer paper.
- Cut out the camper using a detail cutting knife (recommended for the smaller pieces) and scissors.
- Cut with a detail knife following the bottom contour of both wheels. This allows the camper to sit up on its wheels.
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Want more ideas? You can make some cute papercut camping lanterns to go with your 3D paper campers. Or check out all of our camping-inspired projects on the site.
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8 Comments
I am making these to send some treats in to my little girls classmates. They are so cute ❤️ I remembered after cutting about half of them out by hand that I’d read somewhere that the cricut print and cut was cutting larger sizes now. So off I went into cricut design space. The max size for this image was exactly the same as the ones I was cutting by hand. So chuffed and now going to look for more print and cut projects on your website. Thank you!
That is fantastic!
I use a Silhouette. Is there an easier way to get it to cut the fold lines and outer edges other than tracing it? If you provided a png it is no problem.
Cheri
I think there is. (I am not a silhouette user). But. . . Kelly made this amazing course for us and she shows how she likes to make the score lines. There is a printable guide for it as well. https://liagriffith.com/craft-academy/a-crafters-guide-to-the-silhouette-cameo/
I’m new here and love the camper I used the svg cut file and not the printed version is there a tutorial to help me assemble? without doing the printed version? I wanted a bigger camper.
Thank you
Terri
Hi Terri! The photo tutorial applies to both the regular print, and the print-then-cut file.
Hi there! I’m struggling to get the printed camper sized and aligned properly in my Cricut Maker. Do you happen to have the printed image dimensions that I could plug in to get a more accurate fit? (or any tips that could help!) 🙂
Hi! I believe the max size is 6.75″ x 9.25″, so just reduce the image size to 9.25″ wide on your canvas and then hit MAKE IT.