Hey y’all!
We have been sharing with you some simple ideas for a slumber party or any time. One of our favorite activities to get the kiddos to settle down a bit is to watch a movie. If you are going to watch a good movie, you must have popcorn!
Today, we are going to show you how to make a simple, paper treat cone for popcorn or any other fun treat!
Paper Treat Cone Tutorial
Supplies:
2 patterns of coordinating scrapbook paper
Template for Cone
Scissors
Glue or Tape
The first thing you will do is to trace the template onto the back of the piece of scrapbook paper. I used paper from SEI’s Holiday Cheer paper pack. The template was downloaded from the Hostess with the Mostess Site. Next, simply cut out the templates.
Now you will flip over the patterned paper to the back and run glue down one of the edges.
The next step is to roll the paper into a cone form and press the outer edge where the glue is on top of the unglued edge to seal.
Now is the fun part! Trim! I used a piece of coordinating paper and cut it into about a 1 1/2 inch strip by about 11 inches. I then cut small slits across the top and bottom of the strip.
Glue all around the top edge of the cone.
Now all you need to do is press the middle that is uncut on the top edge of the cone and press to adhere. Trim away the excess and you are done! Fill with lots and lots of popcorn and you are sure to have some happy slumber party guests!
Slumber parties are such a special part of childhood for us…Bonnie even threw 2, 2 weeks apart for her kids one summer for their birthdays! Whew!
Don’t forget to check out the cute DIY Tie Dye Long Johns that I shared earlier this week! Cute!
Trish
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These are absolutely adorable! Amazing!
Super cute! I love it! Thanks for the idea!
LOVE this idea!! So cute 😉
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Brenda :*)
Ridiculously cute and EASY too! Love this – pinned!