I'm back to share another project created with dies from Pixi Dust Designs. This time it's a super fun and easy to make treat holder that I like to affectionately call a Holiday Cookie Caddy.
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Now let's talk more about this cute cookie caddy. The main die set you will need to make it, is the Holiday Snack Treat Box. Then you'll need one of the bag topper handles (click here to see the bundle option). I think this will be such a fun way to delivery cookies or other little snacks to family and friends for the holidays ....and the best part is it's really very easy to assemble.
The dimensions of the box part are 4 inches wide by 2.75 inches tall with a depth of 1/2 inch. It's large enough to fit a full size chunky cookie. Since you can make this caddy double sided, put a packet hot cocoa mix in one side and the cookie on the other. Or this would be a unique way to give some other little treats with a gift card. Really there's so many different ways you could fill it for gifting.
To decorate my cookie caddy, I used two other die sets from Pixi Dust - Mrs. Claus Kitchen and Gingerbread Bakery. The stamped sentiments are from an old Hello Bluebird set called Sweet Christmas.
Even though I'm using mine for Christmas, the Holiday Snack Treat Box has unlimited possibilities. Simply change up the colors and decorations to suite the occasion.
I will be posting a reel over on Instagram to show this off a little better. The photos really don't do it justice.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. If you have any questions, please drop them in the comments. Happy holiday crafting!
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