If you’re looking for a super cute idea for how to make a FAST treatholder, you’re in the right place!

This little treat with wrapped Hershey Nuggets has been around for a while. But when you want to turn them into a special thank you treat, here’s what you need!

Isn’t this a great way to say Thanks?

Make a Fast Treatholder

Perfect for hostess gifts, birthday parties or thank you’s like I crafted here, your friends and guests will LOVE them!

Although you don’t have to, I mixed up the colours in each of the packages except the green one. You can achieve a variety of looks by doing this.

And the large THANKS in the My Small Business stamp set was perfect. Even if you don’t have a small business, you’ll get plenty of uses from this great set to express your gratitude.

Even the little images are great to add to tags and cards.

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Want another treat idea? How about how to make birthday card favours kids will flip over!

How to Make a FAST Treatholder

You’ll love how quickly these come together!

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Make Some Up!

Here are the supplies you’ll need to make these little yummies!

Cuttin’ It Up!

  • Petunia Pop – 2″ x 3″, scored as in the video
  • 2024-26 In Color 6×6 Designer Series Paper – 3 pieces 3″ x 1″
  • Basic White cardstock – one piece 1″ x about 3 1/2″
  • 2024-26 In Color Glimmer paper – scraps
  • Petunia Pop 3/8″ Bordered ribbon – about 6″
  • purchased cello bag about 2″ x 6″ or 2″ x 1.5 (gusset) x 6″
How to Make a Fast Treatholder

These treat holders are a fantastic way to use up your Designer Series Paper scraps and make someone’s day a little brighter. They’re quick, easy and incredibly fun to make. Plus, who doesn’t love receiving a little chocolate surprise?

Thank you for crafting with me today! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and feel inspired to create your own heartfelt thank you’s. now you know how to make a FAST treatholder!