cupcake boxes
Was wondering if anyone had a template for cupcake boxe
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Permalink Reply by L Welch on
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Nope...but a good idea! I would buy one the size I need and steam the edges open. Then trace it for my template. This opens up a whole new world of creativity! There are many beautiful card stocks in the scrapbook aisle that could be transformed with scissors and a glue stick. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Botha on
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Please excuse the ignorance but what are cupcake boxes?
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You can buy small decorative boxes to put cupcakes in for gifts. The single size boxes are nice for a variety of uses and make for a pretty presentation.
Debbie Botha said:Please excuse the ignorance but what are cupcake boxes?
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Permalink Reply by Karen Marie on
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Just keep in mind that boxes made for cupcakes have paper that is for food...card stock isnt always food safe with the dyes and colors in the papers...you may have to line the box with wax paper or parchment first.
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Permalink Reply by jeri c on
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If you have a cricut expression, they should be pretty easy to make. I have not tried it on mine yet but I am sure you could.
I bought these great cupcake carriers at Costco... they each carry 36 cupcakes and keep them fresh and moist for several days. Just picked up another tonight. I can transport over 100 cupcakes with no problem. They wash up nicely and are great!
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Good point - I hadn't even thought of that! (Obviously)
Karen Marie said:Just keep in mind that boxes made for cupcakes have paper that is for food...card stock isnt always food safe with the dyes and colors in the papers...you may have to line the box with wax paper or parchment first.
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Kmonk on
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Jeri, what kind of carriers are they? Could you post a picture please. Thinking about going to our Costco but would like to know what I'm talking about when I get there. :)
jeri c said:If you have a cricut expression, they should be pretty easy to make. I have not tried it on mine yet but I am sure you could.
I bought these great cupcake carriers at Costco... they each carry 36 cupcakes and keep them fresh and moist for several days. Just picked up another tonight. I can transport over 100 cupcakes with no problem. They wash up nicely and are great!
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Permalink Reply by Marta Phillips on
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If she is talking about a "cupcake courier", I highly recommend them! I have one , and will be getting another one in the very near future! The only drawback is that you have to be careful how high your toppers are or they could squish into the cupcake icing. But for cupcakes with only icing or a small topper it is fantastic!!!.
Kathy Kmonk said:Jeri, what kind of carriers are they? Could you post a picture please. Thinking about going to our Costco but would like to know what I'm talking about when I get there. :)
jeri c said:If you have a cricut expression, they should be pretty easy to make. I have not tried it on mine yet but I am sure you could.
I bought these great cupcake carriers at Costco... they each carry 36 cupcakes and keep them fresh and moist for several days. Just picked up another tonight. I can transport over 100 cupcakes with no problem. They wash up nicely and are great!
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