Sunday, November 15, 2026

Hershey Nugget Holders

I bought the new Nugget Candy Holder by KSCrafts from their last release and I made some Hershey Chocolate Nugget holders for Christmas treats:


This holder die set is easy to assemble and it has all the layering pieces included:


I used solid card stocks for the box pieces and I used a lot of scrap printed card stocks for the layering pieces on the boxes. For the front of the boxes I used plastic packaging in the stash for the clear window on the box front:


Once all the solid box pieces were cut I picked out prints that would go with each box and I wrapped my nugget candies:


Layered all my layering printed card stock pieces onto the box piece before I assembled it while the box piece was still flat. Cut a piece of the clear plastic packaging for the front of the box and put that inside the box using 1/8" tear and tape. Formed the box and used liquid glue for that. This box holds 5 of the candy pieces that are wrapped with printed card stock and I stacked them in each bow. I cut a piece of foiled card stock for the frames around the window on the fronts of the boxes. Adding a red glittered foam bow from the stash from HobLob from last year.

This box die is easy to assemble and it is free standing so that is good too. Happy to use more of the printed card stock stash scrap pieces as well.  This is another way to package your Hershey Nugget Candies - here is a photo showing this box, also the Holiday Tag Box from PixiDustDesigns which holds 4 of these candies, as well as a tray of candies made using card stocks from the stash and put in a pretzel bag:


Here is a photo of the PixiDustDesigns Holiday Tag Box die set which makes the box in the back of this photo on the left:


This Holiday Tag Box die set not only can hold four of the Hershey Nugget Candies but it also holds two of the Ghirardelli Square candies so you can get a lot of use from that die set. Hershey Nuggets are a good treat for holiday time and presentation is the key... 

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