Hey, by the way, this isn’t my only Conversation Heart project. If you’re not a Cricut user and you don’t know what this is – that’s ok! This project will work for you too! I’ve also added an empty template so you can add your own custom wording, or leave it out altogether and just make a plain paper heart box.īefore we get started just a quick note – I’m going to be giving instructions for using this template in a program called Design Space.
The double heart also helps secure the sides better and prevents them from coming apart at the curves. It’s got easy-to-fold tabs, and a double layer of hearts on each side to make it more sturdy (read as: stand up to more candy?). I went through several rounds of design before landing on the finished template. But I did my very best to make this one as easy as possible for you. If you’ve got a Cricut cutting machine, it’s even easier AND it’s customizable!īecause of the rounded sides, a heart-shaped box can be a bit of a pain to put together. It’s quick and easy to make, and it’s the perfect size for holding some better-tasting Valentine’s candies. That’s why, even though I’m a chocolate girl through and through, I carefully designed this Conversation Heart Treat Box template for you. (Except the SweetTart version, which is the bomb.) The thing is though, they’re kind of adorable.
I’m not going to sugarcoat this: Conversation Heart candies are gross. Learn how to make a 3D Conversation Heart Treat box for Valentines Day
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