Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This folding technique is not new to me, but when I saw a gift box project by D.I.Yay! using it, the first thought I had was making a paper craft Beehive Treat Holder tutorial.
Turn a 4" by 6" piece of patterned paper into an adorable beehive treat holder, to fit a Ferrero Rocher, a few kisses, a couple lindor balls, or anything of that size.
Great for a party, a "hello" a small gift of encouragement or RAK, these are a fun way to use the "bee" sentiments I see in many companies stamp sets. Or, create your own, as I did, by searching your sentiments and alphabets for an appealing combo.
B-yourself, B-mine, B-happy, B-utiful B-great, B-kind...B-Merry (perhaps a little late for that one this year, but maybe next year....
My bee came from SU Very Vintage, and the door was 1/2" from a Word Window punchie.
I hope you enjoy this and have fun with it!
And, until we meet again, B-blessed! Smiles, Darby
This folding technique is not new to me, but when I saw a gift box project by D.I.Yay! using it, the first thought I had was making a paper craft Beehive Treat Holder tutorial.
Turn a 4" by 6" piece of patterned paper into an adorable beehive treat holder, to fit a Ferrero Rocher, a few kisses, a couple lindor balls, or anything of that size.
Great for a party, a "hello" a small gift of encouragement or RAK, these are a fun way to use the "bee" sentiments I see in many companies stamp sets. Or, create your own, as I did, by searching your sentiments and alphabets for an appealing combo.
B-yourself, B-mine, B-happy, B-utiful B-great, B-kind...B-Merry (perhaps a little late for that one this year, but maybe next year....
My bee came from SU Very Vintage, and the door was 1/2" from a Word Window punchie.
I hope you enjoy this and have fun with it!
And, until we meet again, B-blessed! Smiles, Darby
