6/15/10

Movie Night Concessions from Blue Family Scene



This is a fun idea Margo from Blue Family Scene thought of as part of a movie night youth activity. 
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Take 12x12 sheets of scrapbook paper and cut them to be (4) 6x6 sheets.

Next, run a strip of double sided tape along one side.
 Roll the opposite side of the paper towards the taped side and keep rolling to make the tape stick.












You should now have a cylinder like below. Use your double sided tape again and tape one end of the cylinder.




Pinch it closed. Make sure that the corners are sealed completely.
Now run the sealed end through a crinkler thingy...Yes that is the real name of it at my house. But, make sure to only go up about an inch.
See how the end looks like it was done in a factory on a big machine. Yes it is very professional looking.. Aren't we all just so happy.... :O)
When all the cylinders are sealed and crinkled,  fill them with what ever treat you would like. Since we are watching a DVD I decided movie treats were in order, so licorice bites, gummy bears, and chocolate were on the menu.
Make sure to leave enough room at the top so you can close that end too.
Once filled it is time to seal the opened end. Use your double sided tape again and pinch closed
in the opposite direction. So it will look like a kind of triangle. Does that make sense?
Run it through the crinkler thingy again and you are done!!!
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I love this tutorial! It makes me want to run out and buy a crinkly thingy!
For more crafty inspiration, be sure to visit Blue Family Scene

7 comments:

  1. What is that "crinkly thing"? I want one!!! What a fun idea!

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  2. What a fun idea. My kids would love it. I even have a friend that has one of those crimpy things, so I'll just borrow hers.

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  3. How fun!!
    Now, I need to get me one of those crinkle thingys!

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  4. after I saw these the first time- I DID run out and buy a paper crimper to make them with! HA! I love this project. SO easy and SO cute!

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  5. Love this idea! Didn't realize it was so simple to do! Thanks!

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  6. I used this idea for a Toy Story party that I had on Sunday for my 3 year old. I put a link to your post. You can see it here:
    http://craftyworkinmommy.blogspot.com/2010/06/toy-story-birthday-partyfathers-dayfree.html
    Thanks for the great idea!!!

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  7. Thanks for featuring me!!! They are so fun and easy to make... The crinkler thingy can be bought at Michaels or Roberts crafts.. I do not know if walmart has them.. Make sure to use a coupon! :O)

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