Craft Time: Donald Duck Easter Candy Box

Donald Duck Easter Candy Box PDF

Time: 30 Minutes

What You’ll Need

• Regular paper or cardstock
• Glue or double-sided tape
• Scissors

How To Make It

1. Print the template on regular paper or cardstock and cut out all the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines.
2. Using either glue or double-sided tape, close Donald’s body by securing the tabs around his torso to their corresponding pieces.
3. Close the bottom of the candy box by securing the B tabs, followed by the C tab.
4. Fold each of Donald’s arms in half along the dashed line so the design is two-sided. Without sticking the tabs together, secure the two sides.
5. Butterfly the tabs on Donald’s arms, and secure them to the sides of his body. His right arm holds the egg, while his left holds the paintbrush.
6. Finally, fold the top dashed lines on Donald’s legs toward you, and fold the lower dashed lines away from you – this will help him sit in place.

Notes

Cutting should be done by an adult.

Craft Time: Minnie's Easter Candy Box

Minnie's Easter Candy Box PDF

Time: 25 Minutes

What You’ll Need

• Regular paper or cardstock
• Scissors or craft knife
• Tape or glue

How To Make It

1. Print the template on regular paper or cardstock and cut out all the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines.
2. Using either glue or double-sided tape, close Minnie’s body by securing the tabs around her torso to their corresponding pieces.
3. Close the bottom of the candy box by securing the B tabs, followed by the C tab.
4. Fold each of Minnie’s arms in half along the dashed line so the design is two-sided. Without sticking the tabs together, secure the two sides.
5. Butterfly the tabs on Minnie’s arms, and secure them to the sides of her body. Her right arm holds the egg, while her left holds the basket.
6. Finally, fold the top dashed lines on Minnie’s legs toward you, and fold the lower dashed lines away from you – this will help her sit in place.

Notes

Cutting should be done by an adult.

Craft Time: Daisy Duck Easter Candy Box

Daisy Duck Easter Candy Box PDF

Time: 20 Minutes

What You’ll Need

• Regular paper or cardstock
• Scissors
• Glue or tape

How To Make It

1. Use scissors or a craft knife to cut out Daisy’s body and each of her arms. Do not cut along dashed lines in the body or arms — these lines are where you will fold the paper.
2. Take Daisy’s body and make all of the folds along the dashed lines for the body and the tabs. Make each fold away from you except for Daisy’s legs. For Daisy’s legs, fold the top dashed line toward you and the bottom dashed line away from you. This will help Daisy sit on the edge of a table or shelf.
3. Glue the tabs to the inside of Daisy’s body. Follow the curve of Daisy’s waist. The glued tabs will create an open box on Daisy’s back.
4. Fold each of Daisy’s arms in half along the dashed line and glue the two sides together. Be careful to not get glue on the outer tabs of the arms. Fold those outward and use them as a base to attach the arms to Daisy’s body.
5. For the left arm, cut the cover of the candy box (that says “Happy Valentine’s Day”) out and fold the tab on it away from you. Glue the tab to the space provided on the hand, being careful to glue only the tab so that the box top flaps open. Once the pieces have dried, glue the picture of chocolates to the light pink inside of the box in Daisy’s hand so the candies appear to be inside the box when you lift the top flap.
6. Glue each arm to Daisy’s sides.
7. Drop a few pieces of candy into the box formed on Daisy’s back and make a special delivery!

Notes

Cutting should be done by an adult.