DIY Tutorial - Candy Bar Wrappers, by Creature Comforts
A special thanks to EZ, from Creature Comforts for this fabulous Candy Bar wrapper tutorial. These would make darling favors.
Just Download free-printable-candybar-wrappers-sm.pdf (for 2.6 oz candy bars) or Download free-large-candybar-wrappers.pdf (for 5 oz. candy bars) and then follow the simple directions below. Please feel free to share the love with your friends and family! Enjoy!
-Chocolate candy bars (either 2.6 oz or 5 oz sizes)
-Color Printer
-Standard printer paper (white, color, or patterned will work) or self-adhesive paper
-Decorative Paper (be creative... you could use: graph paper, contact paper, vellum, magazine pages, etc.)
-Scissors
-Glue (or double-sided tape)
-Pen(s) or Pencil(s) for addressing your labels
1. Buy your favorite candy bars 2.6 oz. or 5 oz. (for this project
you will need to select bars that come foil-wrapped with a removable
paper label).
2. Carefully remove the paper labels from your candy bars. If stuck, use a dull instrument to gently loosen label.
3. Print the PDF files (above) and cut around each one.
4. Select a decorative paper of your choosing.
5.
Cut to size (6" x 5.25" for 2.6 oz bars and 6.75" x 8.25" for 5 oz
bars). Wrap each candy bar, securing in back with glue or double-sided
tape.
6. Adhere your decorative labels to the front of the candy bars and address them as you wish.
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this is so great! i'll be starting to plan my wedding at some point in the near future (not quite ready yet!), and i love this cute idea. i can tell this will be a go-to blog for me once i start planning.
Posted by:jess gonacha | March 04, 2008 at 07:06 PM
I couldn't love this more. So glad I found your blog (via Creature Comforts.)
Posted by:perfect bound | March 04, 2008 at 10:20 PM
neat idea!
Posted by:Rosie | March 05, 2008 at 06:07 AM
This is so funny-I just did this, only for an Easter Treat. It was an easy, inexpensive and FUN project, and the outcome was really pretty, since I added a crazy amount of glitter & rhinestones. ;)
Posted by:msddesign | March 21, 2008 at 05:16 PM