Our printable Halloween cake boxes are a Halloween DIY as cute as they are practical for handing out treats and candy. The boxes feature our The Rose and The Raven print from our 2017 Halloween collection, and we used them to package our elegant raven cake bites, which are made with super rich chocolate cake, fluffy buttercream, and edible feathers. Simply gather the tools and materials and download the Halloween cake boxes at the end of the tutorial.
More from The Rose and The Raven Halloween Collection
Check out the links below for more fun and creative Halloween themed recipes, crafts and printables.
- Learn all about The Rose and The Raven Halloween collection
- Printable Trick-or-Treat Favour Boxes
- Halloween Fudge with Meringue Kisses and Oreos
- Printable Halloween Wall Art
- Giant Two-Toned Paper Flowers
- Printable Cookie Envelopes
- Halloween Brookies with Candy
- Raven Cake Bites and Edible Feathers
- Purple Autumn Flower Arrangement for Halloween
Our raven cake bites look adorable in these pretty cake boxes. Learn how to bake them and make edible feathers in this recipe.
Halloween Cake Boxes
If you cut out the “Happy Halloween” panel on the front, you can create a window cake box.
Materials
- heavy cardstock or photo paper
- printable Halloween cake boxes (download below)
- cellophane (optional)
- tape
- greaseproof paper or tissue paper
- ribbon
Tools
- craft scissors
- glue stick or double-sided tape
- metal ruler (optional)
- bone folder (optional)
- single hole punch
Instructions
1) Print the box
Print the cake box on DIN A4 or US letter size photo paper or card stock. Optionally, print the decorative pattern on the back of the box.
2) Cut out
Cut out the two front and back following the grey lines. Punch two holes into each top flap where the grey circles mark the spot.
3) Make a window
To make a see-through window, place the front on a cutting mat and remove the middle with a blade knife. Using tape, attach a piece of cellophane on the back. This step is optional.
4) Score and fold
Score and fold the box using the bone folder and metal ruler or do it freehand.
5) Apply glue
Apply glue to all the flaps that say “Glue” or use double-sided tape.
6) Assemble the cake box
Glue the front and back together. Pop the box open and flip in the left and right side flap. Fold the u-shaped flap in and then tuck gently the locking flap into the center where the other flaps meet. Give the box a tab on the bottom from the inside to nudge everything into place.
7) Package cakes and cupcakes
To package cakes or cupcakes, fold a piece of greaseproof or parchment paper into thirds. Put a cake square in the middle and use the excess paper to place the cake in the box. Close the box using a piece of ribbon.
For more Halloween-themed packaging ideas, check out our trick-or-treat favour boxes and cookie envelopes.
Free Printable Halloween Cake Boxes
Click on the button to download your free printable Halloween cake boxes to gift Halloween sweets in style!
Want to learn how to create perfect printables? Read our tips to get the best results!
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