4 Section Candy Dish or Desk Supply Storage 3D papercraft tutorial @rejoiceandcreate3518
4 Section Candy Dish or Desk Supply Storage 3D papercraft tutorial  @rejoiceandcreate3518
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This project can be used in many different ways: as a four section candy dish, as a table decoration and treat holder for your celebrations, as a desk supply storage, and as a gift box for treats, trinkets and more. Use up your 12"x12" stash! Make it, fill it and gift it!
It is a fairly easy origami fold, and starts with a square piece of patterned paper. Because there will multiple layers, card stock would probably be a bit too thick and bulky. For these treat holders, I started with a 12"x12" piece of patterned paper, two sided or one sided, but you could start with any size. I show a 10"x10" and an 8"x8" candy dish towards the end, but 6"x6" was pretty small, so I would go bigger.
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Thank you for watching, and until we meet again, may your days be blessed!
Smiles, Darby
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