Lucky Treat Box – St. Patrick’s Day!

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How cute is this Lucky Treat Box, seriously?!  I am in love with how it turned out and I think you’ll love how easy it is to put together too.  The most fun of course will be watching them get opened up, I’m picturing a few chocolate gold coins thrown into the mix on St. Patrick’s Day for an added surprise.
To make the Lucky Treat Box I used my Cricut Explore Air and the Pyramid Box file.  These boxes are just over 3″ square on the bottom and about 3.5″ tall so there is plenty of room to fill with treats.  If you don’t have a Cricut you can still create this project with a simple “pyramid box” search on Pinterest it’ll just longer ;).
I filled my boxes with golden gumballs and green chocolates.  Once the boxes were fully assembled I (again cut out on the Cricut) attached the Lucky Shamrock labels to opposite sides of the box.  I also snipped the top of the pyramid off (creating an opening) and inserted a sucker stick with a golden washi tape flag on top.
Lucky Treat Box
project supplies:
Cricut Explore Air
(or cut out by hand)
12″x 12″ cardstock
(I used green)
Golden yellow cardstock
(for Lucky Shamrock label)
Gluestick
Scissors
Sucker stick
Washi tape (for flag)
Treats to fill box
I especially like that these boxes can be filled with anything you want to put in them.  A note, treats, prizes…the possibilities are only limited by the size of the box…or not – I’m just now imagining how fun these would be to hide clues in for a scavenger hunt!
Have a fun St. Patrick’s Day and don’t forget to stay Pinch Proof!
How darling is this DIY Clover Wood Block for your St. Patrick’s Day decor.  A quick project that looks so cute you’ll probably want two!  Click the photo for the full tutorial.