Strawberry Treat Boxes

by Jessie Daye

First published: June 7, 2024 | Updated: June 22, 2026

Kicking off summer with these cute little strawberry boxes and my favorite Rudi’s Sandos from Whole Foods! Toss them in a backpack and take to the beach or pick up and take to a party. The creamy peanut butter and strawberry sando is my fav, but the nut-free version is also delicious and great for those with allergies! Only the best real ingredients and no high fructose corn syrup.

To find the sandos in a store near you click the link below!

https://rudisbakery.echoboomerlabs.com/store-locator/

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Strawberry Treat Boxes

Author: Jessie Daye

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Directions

Directions:
- Place the red paper in your printer paper feeder as you normally would. Print the desired amount of strawberries directly onto the red paper.
Place the red paper in your printer paper feeder as you normally would. Print the desired amount of strawberries directly onto the red paper.
- Switch the paper in your printer to the green construction paper. Print the desired amount of strawberry stems directly onto the green paper.
Switch the paper in your printer to the green construction paper. Print the desired amount of strawberry stems directly onto the green paper.
- Cut strawberies and stems along the black lines. Do not cut on the dashed line.
Cut strawberies and stems along the black lines. Do not cut on the dashed line.
- Using a small yellow gel pen or paint pen, draw little yellow seeds all over your strawberries.
Using a small yellow gel pen or paint pen, draw little yellow seeds all over your strawberries.
- Hole punch on the holes and fold along the dashed lines,making sure the printed portion is on the inside of the box! I like to gently score the dashed lines with a ruler or the back of a butter knife so I have a crisp fold.
Hole punch on the holes and fold along the dashed lines,making sure the printed portion is on the inside of the box! I like to gently score the dashed lines with a ruler or the back of a butter knife so I have a crisp fold.
- You can choose to glue the tab inside your box if desired or simply add the string through each hole, fill with candy and tie closed with berry good summer tag.
You can choose to glue the tab inside your box if desired or simply add the string through each hole, fill with candy and tie closed with berry good summer tag.
- Place the red paper in your printer paper feeder as you normally would. Print the desired amount of strawberries directly onto the red paper.
Place the red paper in your printer paper feeder as you normally would. Print the desired amount of strawberries directly onto the red paper.
Place the red paper in your printer paper feeder as you normally would. Print the desired amount of strawberries directly onto the red paper.
- Switch the paper in your printer to the green construction paper. Print the desired amount of strawberry stems directly onto the green paper.
Switch the paper in your printer to the green construction paper. Print the desired amount of strawberry stems directly onto the green paper.
Switch the paper in your printer to the green construction paper. Print the desired amount of strawberry stems directly onto the green paper.
- Cut strawberies and stems along the black lines. Do not cut on the dashed line.
Cut strawberies and stems along the black lines. Do not cut on the dashed line.
Cut strawberies and stems along the black lines. Do not cut on the dashed line.
- Using a small yellow gel pen or paint pen, draw little yellow seeds all over your strawberries.
Using a small yellow gel pen or paint pen, draw little yellow seeds all over your strawberries.
Using a small yellow gel pen or paint pen, draw little yellow seeds all over your strawberries.
- Hole punch on the holes and fold along the dashed lines,making sure the printed portion is on the inside of the box! I like to gently score the dashed lines with a ruler or the back of a butter knife so I have a crisp fold.
Hole punch on the holes and fold along the dashed lines,making sure the printed portion is on the inside of the box! I like to gently score the dashed lines with a ruler or the back of a butter knife so I have a crisp fold.
Hole punch on the holes and fold along the dashed lines,making sure the printed portion is on the inside of the box! I like to gently score the dashed lines with a ruler or the back of a butter knife so I have a crisp fold.
- You can choose to glue the tab inside your box if desired or simply add the string through each hole, fill with candy and tie closed with berry good summer tag.
You can choose to glue the tab inside your box if desired or simply add the string through each hole, fill with candy and tie closed with berry good summer tag.
You can choose to glue the tab inside your box if desired or simply add the string through each hole, fill with candy and tie closed with berry good summer tag.
This post is sponsored, but as always all thoughts are my own. #rudisbakery #rudissandos #rudisbakerypartner

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Hi, I'm Jessie.

I’m a Los Angeles mama, home renovator, and lifelong creative, sharing the things that make everyday life a little more beautiful. I believe food is one of the best ways to bring people together, which is why I love cooking: it turns an ordinary Tuesday into something worth remembering. From recipes I make on repeat to DIY projects, home design, and a little bit of real life in between — welcome to my corner of the internet. I’m so glad you’re here.

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