Chocolate Frog Box Templates

These little boxes and cards make the perfect party favor for a wizard party or get together. All you need besides paper and scissors are chocolate frogs (I even give some frugal ideas on how to make your own Chocolate Frogs with the purchase)

Print your own Chocolate Frog box from home! These boxes are easy to put together and make great party favors.

In our own party, these were the hit of the party, every guest took one home and really enjoyed buying them from our candy shop and trading the wizard cards amongst themselves.

WHAT YOU GET
You will instantly receive access to download a zipped file containing 10 PDF pages. This package includes: 1 Instruction Page 1 Basic Box 1 Advanced Box 6 Sheets of matching wizard trading cards 1 matching candy shop sign I prefer to print these boxes with 65lbs Cardstock as it makes them stronger and more durable, but regular printer paper works fine too.

HOW-TO VIDEO TUTORIALS

Basic frog box: youtu.be/nnoCBZq3yDY

Advanced Frog Box: youtu.be/DtgTyWIEc1w

WIZARD TRADING CARDS

There is a customizable sheet for making your own Wizard cards.

If you want to have any specialty wizard cards made please message me.

MATERIALS YOU NEED

★ Adobe Acrobat Reader software ( FREE download get.adobe.com/reader )

★ Printer

★ Card stock paper

★ Scissors

★ Tack or similar tool to score paper

★ Glue stick, double sided tape, tape gun etc

MEASUREMENTS

These high quality PDF template pages print 1 box per page (regular size), and four Wizard Trading cards per page (regular size).

Assembled, the boxes measure:

3 1/8" Wide (8 cm)

3 1/4" Long (8.5 cm)

1 3/4" High (4.3 cm)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

★ What kind of cardstock should I use? ★

I use a regular home printer and print on 65lbs cardstock, but I've used regular weight paper and super heavy-duty cardstock and find everything works. The heavier the paper, the less it folds easily so you'll want to score it first along the fold lines with something like a tack and ruler. The lighter the paper, the less structure and durability it has, so you'll find it glues easily but the boxes won't last very long and get accidentally bent and creased with very little use. I'd recommend 65 lbs or 80lbs cardstock if you can find it.

PLEASE RESPECT

Please don't infringe on any rights. You know what I mean. :) Just don't sell the product as your own work etc. Please feel free to make these for your own use as party favors, gifts, movie props or keep them for your own enjoyment. :) Thanks a ton for being awesome!