I've seen these little 'Pizza Boxes' on other blogs and I decided to try making one. I used my Scor-Pal and found a great mini pizza box tutorial at the Scor-Pal site. These boxes are so quick and easy to make! I nugget box is still my favorite right now, but the Pizza box is pretty cute, too. :) 
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I've had so much fun making these little nugget boxes! I found an awesome nugget box template at Scor-pal.com. I love little boxes and this box was really easy to make. I got my design idea from the pillow box on p. 61 of the Nov/Dec 2008 Paper Crafts magazine. For the red scallops on my box I used my square scallop punch. I just punched a red square, trimmed off an edge and attached it to my green cardstock. It's my favorite part of this project...well, the chocolate is my favorite part, too!! (I've eaten way too much chocolate the past few days...this project can be dangerous!)
I stamped snowflakes onto white address labels and then wrapped them around each nugget candy.
I love the little boxes that you can make with 4" coasters. I took the same idea, but made it a little bigger. This box can hold cards and it's covered with some of TAC's new paper- Amberley Grace. This paper is so beautiful. I wanted to add embellishments to the box, but the paper takes care of it! I just added the word plate and the wording and that was it. I'm still trying to figure out how to put the bases on these boxes. It's kind of a pain and it's hard to make it look pretty. For those of you that have made these, I think you know what I mean. If you have tips for gluing your base on, please send them my way. :)
I decided to try another design idea using the 2-5-7-10 bag idea. I used VersaMark to stamp holly leaves all over the green cardstock. You can click the picture to get a closer view. I have a feeling I'll be making a lot more of these fun bags! :)
