Hot Chocolate Pocket with Video Tutorial

I demonstrated today’s project at our Atlanta World Card Making Day event and it was a big hit! It’s a hot chocolate pocket!

Dawn Olchefske shared this project several years ago and I tweaked it slightly. I thought it would be a great project for our Treat Tubes! Inside the treat tubes are mini dehydrated marshmallows that we found on Amazon HERE – They are perfect for this project!

I’ve created a video tutorial for you to show you how easy these are to make:

These would be a fabulous treat to give around the holidays! I hope you give these a try. Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful and blessed day!

Measurements:
  • Crumb Cake base – 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″, scored along the 8-1/2″ side at 4-1/4″
    • Make a tick mark at 2-3/4″ along the 5-1/2″ side and cut from the tick mark to where the center score line meets the top edge
  • Be Merry DSP – 4″ x 5-1/8″
    • Make a tick mark at 2-5/8″ along the 5-1/8″ side and, with the tick mark along the right side, cut from the tick mark to the opposite left corner
Supplies (click on any product to shop online):

All you need are stamps, ink, and a little Paper Pixie!

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15 comments

  1. Very cute. I think it would be good not only for hot chocolate, but also for apple cider and oatmeal packets . Nice for teacher appreciation, library staff, mail carrier, and anyone else to say “thank you.”

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  2. I found the dehydrated marshmallows at Target. Already started making the packets. Thank you for sharing. You have great ideas.

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  3. Just found this video.. Thanks for sharing it. Your directions are easy to follow!

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  4. This is such a cute idea!! Glad that I happened upon your pin on Pinterest!! I have craft fairs coming up and this will be a great item to make for it! Thank you for sharing!

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  5. My marshmallows arrived today. I know what I’ll be doing this weekend. Thank you Julie!

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  6. This was so cute. I really want to try it. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity.

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  7. Julie, this is so cute! I’ve already planned my December gifts for my classes or I would make these now. Thanks for the marshmallow link 🙂 . You sure keep me busy CASEing your great ideas!

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  8. Thank You for an awesome video! And for the marshmallow link. I see many of these as Christmas projects.

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