
Sometimes good things come in small packages, and a little treat can go a long way! These little strawberry boxes paired with May Arts ribbon make the perfect gift during the summertime season.
Here’s the supplies you will need for a three strawberry treat and tin:

- 1 sheet of 8.5×11 double sided paper
- Strawberry Template (I revised the one found here to print three on a page)
- 4 feet May Arts Burlap String in Ivory (SM09)
- 18 inches May Arts 5/8 in. Satin Pleated Ribbon in Sage (379-58-66)
- Green Alcohol or Pigment Ink
- Cardstock Sticker
- Tin or basket
- Natural Easter Grass
- Scissors
- 1/8 in. Hole Punch
Instructions:

- Print template onto patterned paper, trim and punch holes, ink edges. Fold and adhere tab to create strawberry shape.
- Thread with Burlap String, starting from the inside of one dome and weave through the remainder of the holes.
- Stain pleated ribbon with green ink, let dry. Cut 5 inches for each strawberry and fold each piece onto itself twice, adhere with a glue dot.

- Fill your strawberry with treats, pull the string taut and tie string over pleated ribbon to close the strawberry.

- Arrange the pleated ribbon over the strawberry tops.

- Nestle your strawberries in a tin filled with grass that has been wrapped with string. Adhere the remaining piece of ribbon behind cardstock sticker and attach to tin.
Blog post by: Karen Baker



























Such a sweet box!
Wow, this is so cute! This would be a great house warming gift in the summer time, or a great birthday gift or even if you’re just going to a friend’s house for a BBQ, you could bring this along! Love it!
Oh my gosh, I love them! I need to check out that ribbon. I’ve never noticed it on your site before…
How berry sweet!
I love it! Thanks for telling us where to get the pattern. I don’t have a die cutting or embossing machine, so it really helps.
Thanks for this cute idea! Love it!
This is AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing!
Super cute! Love this idea!
This is so darling, what a great small gift to give to someone you truly care about.
Cute treat holder! So fun!
Carol B
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Very clever, Karen! Love how these look and how you are presenting them!
Totally awesome Karen! What a fab tutorial and such a cute project! Love it!
Fabulous, Karen!
What a seriously CUTE project, Karen!
This awesome, Karen!
This is fab idea Karen. I should try making it with my girls:)
Love these Karen, they are so adorable! If I got them I wouldn’t want to open them.
I’m sure Grandma would love to get some “strawberries” especially if they came from you. You did a great job on the tutorial and I like the pleated ribbon.
I’m a huge strawberry fan Karen…this project is just tooooo cute!!!
These are so sweet Karen and make a wonderful gift.
Jenny
Karen these are too cute! and what a great tutorial!!
Very sweet!
So clever and absolutely DARLING!!! Thanks for the fabulous tutorial!! I am SO going to make some of these!!!! They’re AWESOME!!
so cute and sweet! wonderful tutorial, Karen! love it!
love this…too cute!
What a great gift!
So cute, and look fairly easy! Thanks for the tutorial!
What a fantastic idea! Thanks Karen, for sharing this
Can’t wait to make some of my own!
Cute treat!
Love it. So sweet. Thanks for the great tutorial!
cuuuuteness!
Geeze Karen – you knock it out of the park every time!!! This is awesome – and such a fabulous tutorial!! I will absolutely be trying this!!! Everything is better with May Arts Rustic Twine – just picked up a few yards at my LSS
Super cute idea!
What a gorgeous gift idea! I love Karen’s work and this is no exception.
Such a creative and cute gift!
adorable candy holders, karen! thanks for the link and tut:)