

A close up of Melinda Helping Angel which I have coloured with Distress inks and H2O's. Colours used are:
Distress inks: Antique Linen, Tattered Rose, Scattered Straw, Broken China, Frayed Burlap
H2O's : Sunburst, Egyptian Gold, Hot Cinnamon, African Jade, Scarab Beetle
Distress inks: Antique Linen, Tattered Rose, Scattered Straw, Broken China, Frayed Burlap
H2O's : Sunburst, Egyptian Gold, Hot Cinnamon, African Jade, Scarab Beetle

Rough measurements are 8.5 inches (height) x 9 1/4 inches.
Place the cardstock face up (widest part against the top fence) and score at approx 3/4", 1 1/4", 5", 5 1/2" and fold along all score lines.


I found it easier to press in the centre and work outwards.

Punch a hole through the top of the cover in the center, pop your bar of cholcoate in (if you haven't eaten it by now lol), thread some ribbon through and tie in a bow.

This really is a lot easier than it looks so I hope you will give it a whirl.
Thanks for looking,
By gum you are a strong women. I would have eaten that chocolate it looks scrummy.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful packaging Bev. Your paper is so beautiful and your Melinda is coloured to perfection.
Thank's so much for the great tutorial.
hugs
kim xxx
I love this one. Looks so cute...
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the colours...and the chocolate....
Wish you and your family and everybody else here: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
wow Bev beautiful packaging .looks so professionally made.
ReplyDeletegorgeous colouration and shading of your image...a wonderful project..
Hope hubby enjoys the chocolate..xxx
hugs Rachxxx
Such a great idea Bev and I wonder who ate the choc LOL!!! Love your tutorial, great image and wonderful colouring. HAPPY NEW YEAR Sweetie. Chris x
ReplyDeleteWow, yummy!! If it was me, the chocolate would be gone before it goes in the package :)
ReplyDeleteYou've done really well, it's beautiful; i'll give it a try but i'll have to restrain myself.
Happy New Year to you and everyone.
Pat xxx
This is stunning! I would give it a go but Iknow I would have eated the chocolate before I'd finished scoring!
ReplyDeleteMrs W x
This is stunning! I would give it a go but Iknow I would have eated the chocolate before I'd finished scoring!
ReplyDeleteMrs W x
What a great tutorial Bev!! i love to see how others craft.
ReplyDeleteGreat project!!
Katharina xx
I am impressed that the choccie lasted throughout the project (or did you have a few in reserve???)
ReplyDeleteReally great project hun and beautifully coloured as always.
Also need to mention ..... those nails!!! Very festive, fab fab fab!
Happy New Year Bev, hope you have a lovely year ahead of you
-x-
MMMMMMMM that looks a nice prezzie I love the paper and stamp.
ReplyDeletehugs karenc
Happy New Year Bev :)
ReplyDeleteIf you pop over to my blog I have something speical for you ok :)
Honour Roll
Hugs Heather
This is just gorgoeus dear. So beautiful thanks for the tutorial dear
ReplyDeleteI love your gorgeous packaging it looks stunning! You coloured Melinda so beautifully. And I looove chocolate, when I'm finished typing this I have to run to the kitchen and grab me some! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial!
xx Naoual
Oops, I wanted to wish you a happy new year but totally forgat, so sorry!
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your loved ones a happy an healthy new year!
xx Naoual
Great tutorial Bev! you have my poor hubby salivating, he is a chocoholic lol.
ReplyDelete**Hugs** Heather x
What a fantastic project, and thanks for the great tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you sooo much for your gorgeous card!! I treasure it and LOVE it!! In fact I have already made a card influenced by it;)
Happy New Year to you my friend!
Warm hugs, Camilla.
Gorgeous Bev and thanks for the tutorial!! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI love this, just dont like chocolate, (must be the only person in the world lol)but it would make a yummy gift, i may even try this...
ReplyDeleteThe stamped image is so cute and so beautifully coloured, Hugs Pops x x x
Bev that is beautiful and I think you should get DOUBLE brownie points! :) Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHugs~ Kim
Fantastic Bev
ReplyDeleteEmma x
oh dear this is the second WOJ chocolate wrapping I have seen tonight and I am slobbering all over the laptop lol
ReplyDeleteLovely cover for the chocolate, hope you get the brownie points from hubby :o)
lotsalove
Amanda xxx
Love the way how you wrapp chocolate! Happy New Year! Hugs, Moni
ReplyDeleteWow Bev, you are really on a roll this week, this is just fantastic :) Donna x
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous bev, wauuuuw!!
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the luck you can have for 2009!!!
Is there anything you can't turn your hand to, Bev? This is stunning and so unusual and a great tutorial as well- must keep this one in mind to try.
ReplyDeleteAlice (Beemer)
WOW - Bev - this is sooo gorgeous and yummy!!! The image and your coloring are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! one of my fav color combos!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a great tutorial, much appreciated...but you are spot on, that choc bar would be eaten by now!
Thanks Bev for always making me smile...happy new year!
Blessings, Maria
Love this idea and the paper is fabulous
ReplyDeleteoh just perfect!! what a wonderful idea (did you buy two bars ~his and hers??)
ReplyDeletehappy new year to you and yours
vanessa XX
Hi Bev, your Chocolate package is awesome, your image is coloured so well, and I love the paper too! Great tutorial, thanks for the great hints and tips. All the very best for 2009 ! Louise x
ReplyDeleteFabulous Bev!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to wish you and your family a happy, healthy and creative New Year.
This is soooo `beautiful` Bev!!!Thanks for the great tutorial..mite giv that a try!!!I`d probably eat all the chocholate by the time I`d finished it tho!!!:)~X~
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! I love the crimped bottom.
ReplyDelete~Lacey Stephens
What a beautiful item... and knowing there is chocolate inside just makes it even yummier!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the photo tutorial -
HUGS
MichelleO
Very pretty...and thank you for including the tutorial! Great idea using the crimper!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Bev, what a great idea, you are so clever. x
ReplyDeletewow what a bill idear , i think i would have eaten the choc whilst i was makeing the box lol , no will power me when it comes to choc this would make a excellent gift for a special friend or mother's day , thanks for the tut x mandy
ReplyDeleteWOW Bev....love this you clever girl,brilliant tutorial too.Gorgeous colour combo,and a great bar of chocolate...lol,
ReplyDeleteTake care
San x
Great project, lovely paper. Would need to find another use for the wallet tho as chocolate never lasts that long in this house LOL
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year
Sam x
I love your packaging. Great work and tahnks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVanja
This is a great project! I love the paper you used too!
ReplyDeleteHello! I love this "card" idea! Thanks for showing me it. Love this blog to. Thanks for saying some words in my new blogg. I haven't been able to translate it to english but I will do it soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks again.
Hugs from Iren
I love this idea and the beautiful packaging!!! Also a big thanks for leaving a comment in my new blogg.
ReplyDeleteHugs from Iren
Fantastic Tutorial Bev, it's my hubbies birthday this month, and i'll use your tutorial for his favourite chocolate.... thank you so much.. Crafty Hugs tina x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab idea for gifting choccies in a creative way. Thanks for sharing the tut. Hugs from Desire
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