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I kind of have an addiction to chocolate.   My sweet tooth is raging.   As much as I would like to down all whole Hershey’s bar a day I try to limit myself to a couple of Hershey kisses a day to satisfy my sweet tooth.   In addition to my Countdown to Kisses and my Kiss me I’m Irish board I thought I would create a little St. Patrick’s Day Hershey kiss box.   It is the perfect little something to let someone know you were thinking about them and the perfect size for just one Hershey kiss.

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I created a print and cut file in the Silhouette studio program along with a petal box around the design. Click here to download the free Silhouette file of this project.

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I couldn’t decide which clover/Shamrock I liked better so I chose four different designs.   Does anyone know the difference between a Shamrock and a Clover? Next I chopped off the left petal of four of the cut outs.

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Then I glued one of top of the other.

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Front view

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Then I glued that last petal (on the right) to the first cutout.

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Then you just tuck the flaps closed.

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Using the kisses file from the “Kiss Me I’m Irish Board” I printed and cut out small kiss circles and adhered them to the Hershey Kiss bottom with a Glue Dot.IMG_2199

I dropped the kiss inside the box…

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and tucked the flaps in and wrapped a 3/8” green satin ribbon around it and tied and bow on the top.

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Super cute! Besides my addiction to chocolate did I tell you I also have an addiction to miniature things?   Yep this definitely falls into that category.   So sweet!

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37 Comments

  4. Oh my word – CUTE, CUTE, CUTE! I gave this a good Stumble. 🙂

  5. Hello, my name is Amanda, and I am also a chocolate addict. 😉 Love the cute little box!

  6. Oh so cute!! What a great way to let someone know they are a little special!!

  7. Wow! Your creativity is on FIRE! Love this! Sharing with my FB fans!

  10. I liked this when I first saw it. I LOVE it now that I see how tiny it is!

  12. Stunned, I love the way your mind works! In a million years I wouldn't have thought of designing a box like that. Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial, I am in love!

  13. I can't believe how tiny that box is..it's so cute! I wish I had a Silhouette. I do have a Cricut, so that will have to do for now;o)

  15. Wow! That's fantastic! I'm saving up for a Silhouette of my own. I can't wait to join in on the fun. Thanks for sharing.

  31. Thank you, such a great idea! To answer your question, the words clover and shamrock can be used interchangeably, but shamrocks for St Patrick’s Day have three leaves. St. Patrick used the Shamrock to explain to the Celtic people what the Holy Trinity was.

  32. this is sooo cute…wondering you could also offer the download as a pdf for those that do not own silhouettes? thanks in advance.

  33. Super cute! Was just wondering if you had it in a non-silhouette owners like you have some of your boxes in the past? Thanks so much for continuing to share your talents – you are a blessing.

    erika

  34. Is there another way I can get this file besides GSD? I do not have the machine and wanted to print this and cut.
    Thanks so much!

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