Monster Love Cookie Box and Treat Bag



I just fell in love with these monsters from Pretty Grafik (see the link at the bottom of the post to visit their site). I knew I had to make something from them. So voilĂ : printable monster treat bag and cookie box templates, and a matching party invitation you can find on my Printable Party Invitations site. The bag even does double-duty by having one kind of monster on the front and another on the back, letting you choose which one you want on the front.

At first, I was going to make these exclusively for Valentine's Day by adding "Happy Valentine's Day" text to them. But I realized they could be useful for other occasions, such as:
  • Birthdays (especially when paired with my matching monster party invitation)
  • Mother's Day
  • Father's Day
  • Get Well
  • Congratulations
  • and the ever-popular Just Because I Love You :-)
Please scroll down for the download links, instructions for making the bags and boxes, and to see the matching invitation.

Download the monster printables from the large PINK LINKS below:

Download the Treat Bag

Download the Cookie Box


Please note that the photos on this page don't really reflect the colors in these cute bags. They actually contain magenta, in addition to the white and red. Because of a conspiracy between my printer and my camera, by the time the photos made it to my computer desktop the magenta had disappeared. ::sigh:: See the art linked above for the true colors.


Instructions


Here's the short version: Just print one or both designs (one 8 1/2 x 11 sheet each), cut along the faint gray lines and use glue, double-sided tape or Glue Dots to construct them. FYI, I love Glue Dots. I've tried virtually everything when it comes to adhering printables and my consistent experience has been that those paper pieces will stay good and stuck if you use Glue Dots. To finish them off you can just punch holes at the top and tie them with matching ribbon.

OR

If you want a step-by-step tutorial with photos, visit my Shabby Chic Gift Bags page. You'll see that those instructions call for using a glue stick. You certainly can use a glue stick but as I said previously, you'll get better results with Glue Dots. They're just stickier. :-)

Matching Invitation


I just loved the balloons that came with the monsters, so I combined them to make what I think is a pretty cute invitation. You can get it here on my Printable Party Invitations site or by clicking the image below:

You might also like these Valentine's Day posts. And here are some other treat bags. 


Please also see the Top 50 Crafts of 2018 on AllFreeHolidayCrafts.com. My printable Easter basket made the list!


Credits: As I mentioned at the top of the page, the cute monsters came from Pretty Grafik. The Hiccups font came from KevinandAmanda.com.

Terms: These bags and boxes are for personal use only. You're not allowed to post the actual artwork to your site but you may post one of the photos and link to this page. Please read my very flexible terms if you would like to link to my art.

Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon affiliate links are used in this post and in the sidebar, which means I will be paid a small commission if anything is purchased through them. This doesn't increase what you pay if you buy anything.

The overall designs for these free candy treat bag and cookie box printables are copyrighted by Carla Chadwick, PrintablePartyKits.com and PartyPlanningCenter.Blogspot.com.

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