Simple Sunday Easter Tiny Treat Boxes

If you are a regular visitor to my blog, you know that I love 3d creations and boxes particularly. Favors, gift boxes, RAK’s — yep! I’m in.

One of the things that I hear from friends who want to make something for a holiday is that they want simple yet elegant/pretty. If they’re making a lot of something they don’t have time in their busy lives for a more detailed creation. So I like to share, on what I call Simple Sunday, things that meet that description.

Today, I’ve got some Tiny Treat Boxes that I’ve decorated for Easter.

I think they’d be fabulous on a holiday table.

I’ve done my Tiny Treat Boxes two ways.

Really simple with a piece of colored cardstock.

The cardstock was scored and then die cut with one of the Window Box Thinlits.

Then just fit it into the Tiny Treat Box.

Add a little shred,

and in this case some of the Cadbury Mini Eggs

and you’re all set!

Then, I stepped them up just a little bit.

I wanted them to still meet the simple requirement.

As you can see, it doesn’t take much to bring them to the next level.

For the Pool Party lined box,

I wrapped a piece of Thick Baker’s Twine in Whisper White and tied a bow.

There’s also a piece of White Pom Pom Trim tucked into the bow.

And, a Happy Easter tag cut with the

Classic Label Punch.

For the Flirty Flamingo box, I simply tied a length of

Gold Sequin Trim

around the box.

Then, I stripped a few sequins from either end

so that you see the gold thread.

It has a tassel like effect,

which adds a little more texture.

And if you’ve got just a few more minutes,

the Pear Pizzazz box may be the one for you.

I used the Succulent Framelits to cut a So Safron flower.

The tips of the petals were daubed with Flirty Flamingo ink

and then curled gently with a Bone Folder.

Thanks for stopping by today and checking out my Easter Tiny Treat Boxes!

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