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Free Halloween Printables:
Coffin Treat Box


These Halloween treat boxes are definitely a favorite of our free Halloween printables. These spooky treat boxes make excellent homemade party favors that are sure to be a hit! With our provided template, they are very easy to make. They measure about 6" long, 2.75" wide and 1.5" deep, which makes them just the right size for all kinds of Halloween party treats or favors.



What You Will Need:

Cardstock (white)

Scissors

Double-sided tape or glue

Paper clips (optional)


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Step 1:

First, choose which lid you would like to use. You have the choice between the lid that says "Death by Chocolate" or there is a plain lid that only says "R.I.P." if you don't intend on filling the box with some kind of chocolate.

Once you have decided, print out the PDF file of the "Death by Chocolate" lid or the Plain lid on white cardstock.

Cut along the solid black lines and fold on the black dotted lines.

Then print out the Coffin bottom on white cardstock as well. The bottom goes with either lid.

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Step 2:

Glue or tape each tab to the inside of the box. If you are using glue, you may want to use paper clips to hold the tabs in place while the glue dries. We used double-sided tape just because it is much faster. Your box is now complete! Wasn’t that easy!? Now fill with chocolate candy or a brownie skeleton for some spooky Halloween fun for all your little goblins.



For The Brownie...

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If you would like to put a brownie inside each treat box as shown in the picture, here is what you need to do:

First, bake the brownies according to the instructions on the box. An important tip is to line the pan with parchment paper. Leave about 2” of extra parchment paper on both sides. This way you will be able to easily lift the brownies out of the baking dish and cut them as needed when they have cooled.

Once the brownies have cooled, pull them out of the pan using the extra parchment paper on the sides and set them on a wire rack to cool. Print out the Brownie/Parchment template (PDF file) (which also includes the parchment template as explained below). Cut out this template and use it as a guide for cutting out the brownies once they have cooled completely. This way, your brownies will fit nicely into the boxes. You should be able to get 4 brownies if you are using an 8” x 8” pan.

Once the brownies have been cut out, draw on the skeleton. You will need a tube of white frosting to do this. The skeleton can be as simple or complex as you want to make it. If you like the look of our skeleton, use the picture as a guide to copy. We just used a simple round tip on the tube of white frosting.

Now before you place the brownies in the boxes, you will want to line the treat boxes with parchment paper as well, so the boxes don’t get greasy. We have provided a template for this as well! Print and cut out the Brownie/Parchment template if you haven’t already, and trace it onto the parchment paper. This way the paper will form nicely to the box, protecting the bottom and sides. This part does not have to be exact, but the template should provide a good guide for the correct size of parchment paper.

After the skeletons have been made, carefully place a brownie with parchment paper into each box. Now these ghoulish homemade party favors are ready to scare up some fun for Halloween.

For more free Halloween printables click the link below.

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Kelli from Holiday Crafts and Creations Says:

To answer your question about where to get cardstock; you can find cardstock at craft stores or office supply stores. Or did you mean wood grain cardstock so you can make the coffin boxes? Well, our box template will print the wood grain as it prints the boxes, so you only need white cardstock.

IDK Says:

where do i get the cardstock..!?

Alex Says:

Xcelent!!!

rebecca Says:

making them for the girls nite out when we go to see the last Twlight movie. they will be a hit! thanks

Elizabeth Says:

I have no creativity whatsoever and these were amazing and easy to make..thank you very much!!!

Linda Says:

Exactly what I am looking for. Just the right shape to fit pocket size bottles of vampire's blood (red-colored hand sanitizers).

denise Says:

I'm making a surprise package for both my daughters and this will make it perfect!

Diana Says:

I am using these as invitations to my Halloween party this year -- will add a toy skeleton to the inside instead of the brownie along with the written invitation on the inside of the lid. Thank you for the template.

Nathalia Says:

These are so nice! I'll make them for Halloween this year.

Raymundo Says:

last year I had to buy a bunch of boxes like this (already with chocolates) just because i didn't know how to make them ... thanks

Heather Says:

My husband's 30th birthday party is this weekend and we needed a favor to give out. This was perfect, considering we own a 1970 hearse! Thanks for the great idea!

Pat Says:

I have made one other coffin, but I love the "Death by Chocolate" So I will be making more coffins in the next day or so.

teresa Says:

these are going to be a great gift at our party thanks for the great idea

Momma Says:

Oh, my goodness!! These are just wonderful!!! I can't wait to make them for our family Halloween party! Thank you for ALL the templates, you are fantastic.

Amber Says:

I'm going to make these for my son's Halloween party at school. These are really great treat boxes. Thanks!

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