I love making these match boxes and dressing candy bars, don't you? This takes less than a sheet of card stock and a few small scraps of B&T. You can make them any size from 2 nuggets to 24 nuggets. I personally have never made a box to hold that many nuggets, but I have the recipe for it. This way I can buy a bag of nuggets and not feel guilty. Who am I kidding of course I feel guilty, but I do it anyway. This set uses Colonial white cs and Aspen B&T with a couple sparkles and some rogue ribbon - how'd that get there?
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Okay I don't need a reason to love chocolate, but this box is just too cute! I think that hairy ribbon is fantastic with the paper!!
ReplyDeleteI am always for anything that uses chocolate.These are just too cute, are you working on Christmas gifts? I am so behind!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific Leslie, What a fun gift I bet it's hard for the recipient to open the candies though! Beth
ReplyDeleteYou're motivating me to jump to Christmas projects, Leslie! You've made another gorgeous box of covered nuggets--hope you kept a few for yourself. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as usual Leslie! I am running to the pantry for some chocolate but I am not making a nugget box...I am eating it. You made me hungry :)
ReplyDeleteLOL Cibele warned me not to come over and check this out...she said I would end up craving candy ha ha!!! Well now I do after my promise to eat better..
ReplyDeleteThis is just darling Leslie!
Leslie, LOVE your nugget box! WAY cute!
ReplyDeleteWow, so pretty! I need to try that paper with some nuggets!
ReplyDeleteAny excuse is right! I made a Nugget box, using 12 Nuggets and then promptly ate the rest. Love your box and am hoping you ate the "leftovers," too! LOL.
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