Bertie botts every flavor beans template

Description Print, stick on a piece of cardboard (old cereal box or similar) and cut out. Make some slits in the larger flaps at the top, for the smaller flaps to slide in and fold together. For better effect cut out the windows (before putting the box together) and stick some clear plastic sheet on the inside (like the plastic “window” from a toy or cake box).

Description here is a printable replica of bertie botts every flavor beans just print it on cardstock I didnt make this it was provided by therpf.com

So I came up with an idea to do a butterbeer tasting. You know, kind of like a wine tasting, but with butterbeer. My brother suggested that his friend come over because he liked my butterbeer when …

Hello fellow crafters, DIYers and Harry Potter enthusiasts! Honeydukes is one of the candy stores in the Harry Potter series . We decided ...

Description here is a printable replica of bertie botts every flavor beans just print it on cardstock I didnt make this it was provided by therpf.com

This is replica of the bertie botts every flavour beans packaging as seen in the harry potter movies. Recreated in stunning detail. With original artwork from MinaLima the graphic design company that ...

Harry Potter | Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans

Honeydukes was a wizarding sweet shop located on High Street in the all-wizarding village of Hogsmeade. It was first established in 1641[1] and was owned by Ambrosius Flume and his wife, and was filled with "shelves upon shelves of the most succulent-looking sweets imaginable".[2] In addition to the standard wizarding candy that was sold there, the owners also made their own fudge and chocolate. For obvious reasons, the shop was quite a popular destination for Hogwarts students when visiting…

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Here is a printable template of the Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans box for your use! I did initially find this template on DeviantArt by 61098 (unfortunately they have since deactivated their account), however, after printing one of them out and cutting everything, I realized that there really wasn't any way to attach the triangles at the top together, nor was there an actual bottom for the boxes. So I popped it into Photoshop and gave it those essentials and voilà! The Bertie Bott's…