Serve snacks at your Super Bowl in these fun football snack boxes! Use the Cricut Football Favor boxes file to create a portable game treat all your guests will love.
We love throwing a Super Bowl party and I’m always on the look out for a fun football themed way to serve food. We usually serve Detroit style coney dogs or slow cooker ribs as our main course, but I also like to have some munchies around to eat during the game. I love these fun football snack boxes that Brittany from A Spark of Creativity is sharing with us today! I love these for a football party, but these boxes are perfect for any party or snack.
For easy reference – here are all the supplies you need to make these adorable Football Favor Boxes!
Football Snack Boxes Tutorial
Supplies Needed:
- 5 Sheets of Brown Card Stock
- 1 Sheet White Card Stock
- Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive Glue (Available at JoAnn.com)
- Xyron Sticker Maker (Available at JoAnn.com and Amazon.com)
- Cricut Cutting Machine (You can buy the Cricut at Amazon, JoAnn.com or Michaels – shop around for deals!)
- Cricut Scoring tool (Available at Amazon.com)
- Football Favor Boxes File
Directions:
Head over to the Cricut Design Space and open up the Football Favor Boxes file. The file says it cost $.99 but it opened right up for me. You can use the file later to make the boxes for pretty much any party or even just as popcorn boxes for family movie night. Select the Make It Now button in the bottom right hand corner. It asked me to download a plug in, which I did, before it would download. You will see 5 boxes, 5 threads and some scoring marks appear. The project that will cut out a total of 5 boxes and all the supplies you need to make them.
Next, head over to the Cricut to do your cut settings. Follow the prompts to load your card stock into the machine one at a time. Once all cuts are complete set paper aside and get ready for assembly.
I assembled my brown favor boxes first by using quick dry glue on the tabs and holding firmly until well assembled.
Once all 5 boxes are assembled run the white threads through a Xyron sticker machine to make them sticky. You could also just glue them on but the sticker machine works really well especially when mass producing the favor boxes. And that’s it! The football treat boxes are ready to be filled!
Fill your boxes with homemade caramel corn. I make mine with honey!
If you prefer a little spicier popcorn, try Buffalo Popcorn instead.
My family loves Chex Mix and our current favorite is Chipotle Party Mix you can make in your Crock Pot.
Such a cute idea. I just updated my Cricut. I’ll have to try this sometime. woo hoo for fall crafting! Thanks for sharing at the #InspirationSpotlight Pinned & sharing
Very cute and festive! Easy enough to make on short notice if you have guests over 🙂
These are so super cute. I could recite a dozen really cute football parties I had when the boys were playing, but won’t. Suffice it to say I wish I had come across this post 20 years ago. Very very cute and fun.
LOL! Well, it all sounds very fun! 🙂
Very cute and clever. I like ideas like this that are pretty simple to execute but give you a nice pop!
Thank you, Scarlet. I love that you can really make the boxes for anything with a different color and embellishments.
Really great! Thanks for sharing on OMHGWW!
These boxes are SO cute! Thanks for sharing at The Creative Exchange link party. Were you able to use Cricut Design Space with your Cricut Expression machine?
Such a cute idea! Gonna remember this for my sports obsessed sons bday party!
Such a cute idea for football watching snacks! #WWDParty
Thanks, Antionette!
These are too cute! Perfect for the Super Bowl!
What a great DIY just in time for the Super Bowl Party! Thank you for linking up with the Oh My Heartsie Girls Wordless Wednesday Link Party!
Wishing you a wonderful week!
Xx
Lysa
What a cute idea. I love themed parties and this is perfect for the Superbowl.
Or even a sports themed birthday party!
Love this idea, these boxes and the yummy snacks in them! Love your blog redesign as well! 🙂 Saying hello from Wow Me Wednesday!
Cathy
Thank you so much, Cathy! My wonderful designer, Carol, did such a great job!!