Click on the image to enlarge, then save to your computer.

Just click on the images to view the full size images, and save to your computer. You can personalize them before printing if you like, using any photo editing program. Then print on plain paper, laminate with contact paper if desired, and cut out. Then glue or tape the edges.

First up are two candy wrappers to fit hershey bars. 

Next up are two wrappers that fit around small pringles cans.

And lastly, we have a headline to use in scrapbooking, card making, or crafts.

Enjoy!

Click on the image to enlarge, then save to your computer.

Click here for some great Fourth of July craft projects and recipes!

And click here for a printable USA paper airplane, complete with instructions.

But in the mean time, what do you do with a cracker box?? Make a firetruck out of it, of course!

The boxes, er, I mean firetrucks, don’t actually roll. That would be a nice addition if you can figure out how to do it.

These were actually made as valentine boxes (the top opens to hold the valentines). But you don’t have to wait ’till Valentine’s Day. Every little boy needs a firetruck, and they could hide their secret treasures in the box.

It’s been a few years since I made these, so I don’t have the exact instructions. But basically you cover a cracker box with red paper. I think I used red poster board for the side panels. The ladder was made from popsicle sticks and toothpicks. And I’m pretty sure that toilet paper rolls are under the truck, along with round wheels cut out of poster board.

The best part, of course, are the drivers! For the side window, I had them hold a frisbee like a steering wheel, and look to the side, then I snapped the picture. Of course, they were dressed up in their fireman outfits. Glue the picture to the window, as pictured. And for the front window, I had them look straight ahead while holding the frisbee, and I added a clip art dog!

Leave me a comment and let me know if you make one. I’d love to see a picture!

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I have these really cool alphabets on my computer (from Creative Keepsakes “The Best of Creative Lettering.”) So I made a couple of headlines for you to grab. They would be great for a scrapbook page or for making a Father’s Day card.

Just click on the headline, and the full-sized headline will open. Then right click and save to your computer.

But wait! I’m feeling generous. If you would like a personalized headline with either of these alphabets, just leave a comment stating what you would like your headline to say. Don’t forget to include your email address so I can send it to you. (If you don’t want to include your email on the post, just send it to me privately after you comment.)

Don’t be shy… Someone in your life deserves it!