Easy Envelope Treat Holder Even a 4-Year-Old Can Make!

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Today, I want to share a delightful Halloween craft that was requested by my daughter for her young boys. With their classmates in mind, I brainstormed and came up with the perfect quick and easy project. Let’s dive right in and explore this fun crafting idea together.

Measurements

6″ square of Designer Series Paper
1″ x 8-1/2″ Colored Cardstock and scrap for the Decorative circle
Scraps of White for the 2″ Circle and tag for the sentiment

Instructions

Use an Envelope Punch Board and punch at the 3″ mark of a 6″ square paper and score or measure and score the sides as directed below.
Corner Round the top of treat holder if desired.
Repeat this 3 times except do not score on the last side.
Fold and secure the two sides then fold up the bottom and secure with strong adhesive such as tear tape
Wrap a 1″ strip around the envelope and secure with tape or glue
Punch out a Decorative Circle from colored cardstock and a 2″ circle from white cardstock
Layer the circles and decorate as desired.
I used the Bag of Bones Bundle and Them Bones Paper for mine.

Envelope without a Punch Board

Mark a 6″ square paper at 2-5/8″ and 3-3/8″ on all 4 sides
Score from the 2-5/8″ to the 3-3/8″ across the corner of the paper. Do this on 3 sides
Cut out the 2 spaces where the score lines cross at the bottom
Fold and secure like above.