Popcorn Box	NO. 27

Supplies:

Image files of Popcorn Box located

at www.andolscreek.com/topsinswaps

Documents: Popcorn Box Printout

Paper: Recommended - 65 lb, white card stock

White Packing Peanuts

Yellow acrylic paint

Paint brush

Print and cut out the Popcorn Box template. To
make it easier to handle and fold the box, you
can cut the tab larger than what is marked.

1. Fold the sides of the boxes inward along the fold
lines. Open it back out and then fold all the tabs
inward along the fold lines. Open the tabs back out.
Spread a small amount of glue on the box side tab(A)
and fold the box to form a rectangle. The glued tab

will go inside the box.

2. Line up the edge of the box with the folded edge of
the box tab. Put one finger inside the box under the
glued tab and one finger outside the box above the
tab. Push fingers together to make sure the glued tab
is pressed against the box inside. Or you can use a
wood stick inside the box to push against.

3. Turn the box over and fold the two unmarked tabs (C & E)
inward. Spread glue on top of the two tabs. Spread glue on the
inside of the two marked tabs (B & C). Fold them down on top of
the two unmarked tabs. Turn the box upright.

4. Use a wood stick reach down into the box and push down on the glued tabs. Lift up
the box and wipe up an excess glue. Set the box aside to dry.

5. Take one white packing peanut and break it into small pieces. Place the
small pieces into a small paper cup and drizzle a small amount of glue on them.
Use the wood stick to stir the pieces around until all the pieces are covered with
glue. Pour/scoop the pieces into the popcorn box. Use the stick to shape and
move the pieces around on top until it looks nice. Using the paint brush, dab
some yellow paint onto the top of the "popcorn" to look like butter.

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