Today I Learned: How to Make Spooky Coffin Treat Boxes

Today I Learned: How to Make Spooky

Coffin Treat Boxes

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With Halloween just around the corner, we've been sharing projects from our talented designers on the TE Blog featuring fun ways to dress up your treats and trick out your home for some happy haunting. Today we've got a video from Creative Director Taylor VanBruggen that gives you an in-depth look at our popular Coffin Treat Boxes and coordinating accessories that will inspire you to get your crafty spook on. Enjoy!

Our Coffin Treat Boxes arrive flat and include pieces to assemble 10 boxes!

When assembled the coffin measures 2" wide by 4" long by 1" high.

If you love this project featured in Taylor's video, we've got a free, downloadable Inspiration sheet with step-by-step instructions along with a convenient list of project ingredients to help you make your own treat boxes! Just click on this the Make this Project image below:

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As Taylor showed off in her video, it's easy to use your From the Crypt dies and Label Stacklets 11 to create interactive cards, too. Simply adhere a scored strip of cardstock to the underside of the top label stacklet and attach to the bottom stacklet. Paired with the vampire from our Mum's the Word stamp & die combo, you'll have an instant BOO! (card designed by Keia Shipp-Smith)

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Bonus Projects!

From the Crypt includes dies in two sizes and designs. We love how designer Jen Shults sponged an ombré sunset behind the Halloween cat. With Label Stacklets 11 , she created easy layers for a terrifically boo-worthy card.

Creative Team member Jean Manis used the larger, haunted house image on this bright, vibrant card. Adding just a few sequins and patterned paper from our Build a Scene collection, Jean also used our Simply Said - Halloween stamp set for the perfect touch.

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