Y’all who doesn’t love pie? What about pie to-go? what about pie to-go in cute little card stock boxes that you can make to match your event colours? Okay good, glad we’re on the same page. Also, before I go any further, I’m hosting a giveaway for a Cricut Explore Air 2 bundle, so if you’re squirming in your seat thinking about that, skip to the bottom for details, but don’t forget to come back and check out the post! Back to pie. I originally saw this little DIY in a Friendsgiving post on Brit.co // here // and they included a free printable for the box, so I uploaded it to my Cricut Design Space and got to work.
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Materials
- 80 lb. Card stock
- Vinyl in varying colours
- Cricut Explore Air 2
- Cricut Tools Basic Set
- Cricut Cutting Mat Variety pack
- Design Space account (free)
- pie?
Don’t forget I’ve got a complete guide to the Cricut Explore Air 2 on the blog. You can read it // here //
Step 1: Upload this printable to your Design Space account and save it as a cut file. If you need any help figuring that you, you can check-out my tutorial // here //
Step 2: Using your Cricut Explore Air 2 (or just a pair of scissors – but trust me, it’s a million times faster with your Cricut) cut the outline of the take away pie box.
Step 3: You’ll need a ruler for this, or at least if you want clean lines. Using a ruler, fold the card stock along all the dotted lines in the graphic from Step 1.
Step 4: Using a glue stick, apply glue to the folded flaps and assemble. Make sure you hold eacb piece for a few seconds as you go to ensure that everything sticks.
Step 5: Cut a vinyl decal to apply to the take away pie box. I used the Gregory Font front dafont.com and wrote-up “pie” so feel free to use the image below for your own project.
The weeding may take a while with all the small cuts, but it’s worth it. You can also use the negative space from the word as a variation. Notice how there are two versions of “pie” below? It’s all from one cut yo.
Step 6: Reinforce the joints on the take away pie boxes as needed, and stack them for your party.
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this is a really cute project!!
I want a cricut but just the financial committed is enough to wane my desire for now. Haha. Love the little pie boxes, it would be great for pie at work 🙂
This is brilliant!! Everyone needs pie in their life and when you have a good piece , you want more!!!
YUM for pie. And Those are so cute!
these are so fun! my neighbors have a pie party every year- they need these!
Awesome idea!! It would male giving bake goods away much easier if I could male my own boxes.
these would be perfect little wedding favours!
Ok, how adorable are those?!?! (Only problem is that as soon as I’d put them in the box, I’d eat it! LOL!!)
These are so cute! And your pie looks delicious. Also, I need that font.
This is adorable, and lets face it, anything that makes pie more accessible is a great thing to have in your life.
So cute! Always nice to eat pie anywhere! Id love a cricut. Im trying to learn to hand letter and start making some crafts. With three children under four life is pretty crazy and crafting has become an outlet for me😊
thanks for the contest! The pie boxes look great- you always take such amazing pictures of everything!
If I won, I would use it to make wedding decor!
Oh these would be perfect for a sweet favour after a party! Who doesn’t love pie, right?!
I’m gonna make those pie boxes, I love that idea!
I am a first-year teacher who loves to craft. I would use this awesome machine not only to help make my classroom an awesome place to be but also to make crafts at home too! The pie boxes would be a cute craft for mother’s day or a treat box!
Ariel these are adorable! When I got married I wanted to have a table filled with different tables of pie instead of a wedding cake. My family thought I was crazy and I went with a wedding cake instead. These would be so cute for wedding pie take homes!
This is so adorable, now I want some pie. I would use the cricut to do more crafts with my kids!
Would love ❤️ to win. Thank you for the opportunity.
Thanks for a wonderful giveaway. ! What a sweet project.
I would love to win the Circuit!
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These are SO cute! I would absolutely send someone home with these! Maybe I’ll make some for thanksgiving!
OmG! I would love to win an Explore to give to my wonderful Mother-In-Law! I purchased one for myself last October and thankfully so! I have been in and out of the hospital since then (my most recent surgery just 5 days ago) and on continual bed rest. I had never done papercrafting before, and I know had I not made this purchase, I would have gone completely crazy! She has become absolutely amazed by it, but on a fixed income is unable to afford one. Now that we are both disabled, it would be so great to work on projects with her! 🙂 Every year she knits hats and gloves for the needy, and I can only imagine what she could do with this as she is also a retired art and home economics teacher. This would be an absolute God send for her to receive! I only wish I could afford to purchase one for her myself!
This is such a fun project and I love your idea of using two different versions of the word pie from the same cut. Crafty! Such a great prize.
Love this (and pie.)
Aaah I’ve wanted one of these for a while but never could commit to the purchase. Love what you made here!!
What a cute project! I have always wanted a cricut as there’s no end to the creativity!
Soooo cute!! great for gifts
Oh how sweet pie boxes you’ve made! Could use the cricut for small gift boxes and then mix with patterns on top, sweet!
Adorable! Thanks for the opportunity.
these are so cute, what a great idea! I have never used a cricut, but there are so many great ideas i’d love to try
I make a “famous Apple pie” at least its famous with my family and friends! I would for sure make these super cute pie-to-go boxes as my first project if I won a cricut! I would host a party with friends to “cricut” some stuff. My cat is named cricket, I would have to make something for her too!
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I love this! So cute!
So cute! I would need to make them much bigger for Costco size slices though😉
we’ve just had neighbours move in–these would have been a cute welcome-to-the-neighbourhood treat to bring over with our introductions. who wouldn’t enjoy a piece of pie near the end of a hectic unload day!
such a cute idea 🙂
So many neat things to create with cricut!
Neat! how cool to make your own favour boxes! Love it!
Thanks 🙂
This is adorable! I would love to decorate my classroom with cute labels like this and use it in my jewelry business.
That would be fun eh?