Use your home printer to print off these free printable popcorn box template, fill with popcorn, and use for circus party snacks, baby showers, movie nights, or take-home party favors! The pastel design is versatile for any occasion, has matching striped notecards and recipe cards, and is quick to put together using scissors & tape!
After leaving the state fair last weekend without kettle corn, I was pretty determined to give it a go at home. For the longest time, I thought kettle corn was some magical recipe that only the pros at the fair could make. Almost like they had some type of secret formula that the public would never get ahold of. Well, turns out that kettle corn is actually one of the easiest things to make. And better yet, the homemade version tastes exactly the same as the stuff you pay $7/bag for. Imagine that.
I’ve been wanting to make a free printable popcorn box template for a while now, and I thought that this homemade kettle corn would be the perfect thing to fill them with. So let’s get crafting!
What You Need to Make Printable Popcorn Box Template:
- White Paper or Cardstock, Scissors or Exacto Knife, Double-Sided Tape, Printable Popcorn Box Template
Materials
How to Assemble Printable Popcorn Box Template
- After printing, use a scissors or exacto knife to cut along edges. Use the tip of the exacto knife to lightly score the edges marked “fold” then fold those edges.
- Apply double-sided adhesive to the tabs that say “apply adhesive here”.
- Adhere the left side tab to the right side and adhere the bottom flap to the sides.
- Fill with popcorn and enjoy!
Matching Notecards & Recipe Cards
I used the same striped pattern that I used on the Free Note Card Printables and the Free Printable Recipe Cards. How fun would it be to use the note cards as invites to a popcorn party, and give all your guests recipe cards with your favorite popcorn recipe written on it? And the best part is that all these designs are free printables, so you don’t have to go out and spend a fortune on party supplies.
More Popcorn Box Ideas…
Printable Cactus Popcorn Box
Susie @Bowdabra says
08/28/2013 at 1:44 pmThis is awesome! This week on the Bowdabra Blog we are featuring paper crafts. We just saw your printable on the Craft Gawker! We are going to feature your box that we used in a project today and send people to your blog to get the printable! We hope people stop over and visit your blog. Thanks for sharing such a fun project on your beautiful blog!
Susie @Bowdabra
Melissa @ Fit 'n' Well Mommy says
08/28/2013 at 11:44 pmI love the idea of a template for a popcorn box! I made kettle corn for my son’s birthday last year and gave it out as favors and this would have come in handy!
I love your blog by the way! Is your middle name Rose? If so, we have the same names practically, because mine is also Rose.
Melissa says
08/29/2013 at 5:17 pmIt is! Same name buddies, right here! Haha
sandra vandam says
11/04/2013 at 11:51 amThank you! I love the popcorn template, and it was so helpful for the birthday cake I’m decorating and party favor idea!
Thanks again!!!
Ashley says
09/16/2013 at 3:32 pmI love this! Just in time for my daughter’s carnival themed first birthday. I am going to make some custom first birthday stickers as a finishing touch. I’ll email pictures! :)
Melissa says
09/18/2013 at 7:00 amOh fun! Yes, please send pictures – I’d love to see them! :)
DIANE says
04/07/2015 at 6:45 pmhello from South of France. and thank you for this printable, it’s just what i was looking for. I will use it for my daughter’ s 1fth birthday party .
Melissa says
04/09/2015 at 12:01 pmYou’re very welcome, Diane! Be sure to snap a pic of the boxes in action – I’d love to see how they are being used!
alishka varde singh says
01/27/2016 at 4:18 amHi,
These are adorable… want to use them for my son’s birthday…
However, I am being asked a password to open the pdf… do help!!
Melissa says
01/27/2016 at 7:59 pmHi Alishka! What program are you opening the PDF in? It shouldn’t require a password unless it is being opened in an editing software like Photoshop (in which I have the file protected to prevent altering). Another option is to print it right from the screen that pops up when you click the link.
If you’re still having trouble, email me and I’ll send you an image file!