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Diy Popcorn Box for a Movie Night or a Movie themed Party

Smartfood popcorn and regular popcorn have become a necessity in our household. In my household, we don't just Netflix and chill. We Netflix and chill and snack! You have to date night with a purpose and cuteness. Check out this popcorn treat holder.

I used stampin up thinlits and stamps to make this cute popcorn holder. 
Stampset: Ready to Pop PhotoPolymer Stamp Set - $16.00 Item Number 141513
Thinlit: Popcorn Box Thinlit Dies -$33.00 Item Number: 141473

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Instructions: 

1. Cut out the paper width of the thinlit. You will be making 2 of these cut outs to make 1 popcorn box holder. 


2. If you want to scallop the edges of the box, use the scallop thinlit on top edge of the popcorn box. This step is optional based on your personal preference. 


3. You will need two of the these to make 1 popcorn box. 

4. Now comes the fun stampin/embellishing part. I used real red ink (126949 -$6.50) to stamp the red stripes onto a whisper white cardstock. I made 3 of these strips per box

5. Cut it out using the coordinating thinlit

6. Stamped "popcorn" stamp in real red and used oval scallop thinlit (Layering ovals -141706) to cut out the tag. This step is optional. 

7. I stamped the popcorn in crushed curry ink (131173 -$6.50) and cut it out using popcorn thinlits.

8. Then I used the tear and tape to assemble the tabs. Then I taped the three strips to one of the sides. 

9. Then I finished embellishing with popcorn and crushed curry cardstock strips. 


There you have it. Enjoy the popcorn boxes with your favorite flavor of popcorn. You could not use the stamp popcorn and make into any snackbox. Enjoy the movie night /party


You can also make little goodie bags of more snacks to go along with the popcorn boxes. 

If you don't feel crafty and want to just purchase the finished popcorn treat boxes, here's my etsy listing: 

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