This chocolate Reasons Why I Love You gift idea is a creative way to tell someone all the things you love about them!
Easy Valentines gifts are kind of our jam. We love showing love with this fun Balloon Idea, and our Sexy Gift for Him is something he’ll be asking for each and every holiday. But this Reasons Why I Love You Idea is not only simple, it’s totally thoughtful too!
Reasons Why I Love You – Gift Idea
Today we are sharing a creative gift you could literally give to anyone you love! I’ve made these wrapped chocolates before for my husband and kids on Valentine’s Day, but you could use them for Mother’s Day, a good friend’s birthday, or just a fun surprise to let someone know you care! Here is how to make them –
Top Reasons Why I Love You
MATERIALS:
- printable candy wrappers (download below)
- scissors
- pen or marker
- tape
- mini chocolate candy bars
- basket or gift box
- ribbon, optional
DIRECTIONS:
- Download, print and cut out the candy wrappers.
- Write something you love about your special someone on each individual wrapper. The more ideas you come up with, the more chocolate your receipt gets – so get creative!
- Wrap a chocolate wrapper around each piece of chocolate, securing with a small strip of tape.
- Place the chocolates into a cute basket or gift box, then attach the tag with some tape or a ribbon.
…and that’s it!
Ready to make your own Chocolate Gift?
Please note: As with all of our printables, these chocolate candy wrappers are for personal use only. Please do not mass produce them, sell them, or claim them to be your own. Thanks for understanding!
We hope you have fun putting this simple gift together!
Cheers!
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Love this! I made something similar like this for my boyfriend for Valentine’s Day.
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I subscribe to your email newsletter already. This is such a wonderful idea and another thing I can use cereal boxes for. I have used cereal boxes as a holder for take-out menus, sorters for card stock, covers for mini-albums and so much more. I recycle egg cartons for my grandson to use as sorters and finger paint holders. I recycle toilet and paper towel rolls to use as stencils for painting and making various animal crafts. I recycle almost every jar, bottle, carton, or box that we use to use with my grandson or in making crafts.
Very cute idea! I love the circle look!
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How sweet, what a great idea!
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well i have a garden and i use tea bags and that sort of things for my soil to enrich it for the next year and we use mason jar’s for glasses and storage and we also reuse our butter dish for putting leftovers in and what a brilliant idea in your post love it
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I absolutely love this creative project. I plan on making a few of these to the special people in my life. I love it!
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Already an email subscriber. Our household reuses glass jars for organizing items, as well as placing candles to light up rooms.
How sweet and what a personnal gift, my girls would love to recieve this, as would I. You have inspired me, thanks for sharing.
Cha Cha
LOVE this idea!
I love this!!! I’m so glad that I found you. I love your blog and I’m going to make this project!
Too cute!
Loved your idea. Your husband must feel loved by you. Wouldn’t it be great if all marriages were that happy?
This is sooo cute! I love the papers you used and it is so creative.
Oh, I LOVE this. Thanks!
Found your blog from u create-and I am so glad that I did! I am loving this 10 reasons books. These are perfect for my 3 girlies to send to great grammies. Great little book to keep in your purse as well. Maybe I will make one for me, my sweet hubby would so not appreciate it. I don't think he would whip it out to show his buddies how cute his wife is 🙂
Thanks for the inspiration! I will be back to see what other fun things you have to do!
So cute! I love it!
very cute…
I just made one after seeing this and I love it!
That is a really cute idea. We love to save old newspapers, the kids love them to use for various crafts. Right now their go to thing is homemade paper machete.
So cute!
What a sweet gift. It turned out very cute.
-Crystal
We clean out and save glass jars and tin cans after the food has bee consumed. The jars come in handy for storing leftovers and the like.
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How cool! Such a unique gift too!!
What a sweet gift!
I did this for my husband this year! However mine looks nothing like yours, lol. I needed to put more time and resources into it, but I love the idea!
Very cute idea and such a special way to tell someone how much you love them. Love that you used a cereal box too:)
OOOh, I love this one too! Thanks for the inspiration!
I so love this! Thanks for the directions… I love your blog.
That is stinking cute! I totally love it. I might just have to make (or have my daughter) make one
I love anything with chipboard and scrapbook paper. Like a moth to a flame. 🙂 Cute!
Cute – what a great way to make someone feel special!
Kristi
Punkin Seed Productions
I can do this! Thank you for the good pics too.
Get out!! That is such a cute idea – I think I am going to have to do this one for sure! Thanks for posting.
The Cottage Mama