Tuesday, December 21, 2010

A Simple Chocolate Wallet

Hopefully not too many of my friends and family check this blog, because I made a stack of these to give out this year! You can make these using just half a sheet of 12x12 DSP and 2 Top Notes. And it opens up:
They are sooo simple to make. Just fold up one edge of the DSP about 10cm to form a pocket. Then fold it in half and half again, accordion-style. Put some adhesive (I used SNAIL on the inner folds and Sticky Strip on the 2 outside 'open' edges) to separate the individual pockets. Then stick a Top Note to the front and back, tie it closed with a ribbon, and decorate as desired. You can slip anything you like into the pockets. I used chocolates, but other ideas would be tea bags, sachets of hand cream, vouchers, diamond rings...
FYI, the chocolates I used are from Aldi, called "Moser Roth" - $2.49 for a pack of 5 chocolates.

10 comments:

  1. Kathryn Brennan21/12/10 3:39 pm

    I hope you filled all your pockets - I have searched two Aldi shops and they do not stock the chocolates anymore!!

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  2. This looks fun to make and so versatile for lots of other goodies to pop inside the pockets! TFS.

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  3. Thanks for sharing such a neat idea. I'm going to give it a try, and thankfully my local Aldi stocks lots of chocolate :o)

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  4. Pfft..diamond rings! Love ya work!!!

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  5. That is a totally cute idea!

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  6. Very cute. A video of this project would be nice...hint, hint.

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  7. What a great idea! I really like those chocolates too!

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  8. Thanks for a great gift idea!

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  9. My grandchildren (all 14 of them) are going to love these this Christmas, they might even like the chocolates I put inside. We don't have an Aldi anywhere near but I am pretty sure they won't care about the brand. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. great idea. Can also make this for a birthday or cheer up present!

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