In my latest printable party kit, you will find decorative wrappers for two different types of candy bars:
- 1.55 oz Hershey's candy bars
- Hershey's miniature candy bars*
These wraps are super easy to assemble, and to make it even easier, I put together these tutorials to help. Here are the steps to assemble the candy bar wrappers!

Materials Needed:
*Note: In the photos, I used Hershey's Nuggets (because I liked the gold color) which are a little smaller than the miniatures. I would recommend trimming the width slightly if you use the Hershey's Nuggets, as well.

1.55 oz Hershey's Candy Bars
- Open the file labeled "HersheyBarWraps" using Adobe Reader, available to download for free here: http://get.adobe.com/reader
- Print on white semi-heavyweight paper or printer paper
- Cut around the outside of the design, then along the center dark green line in the design, using scissors, a paper cutter, or X-acto knife (two sheets per printout)
- Wrap one sheet around a candy bar with the design centered on the front of the candy bar
- Pull tightly in the back, then use either double-sided tape or other tape to secure the wrap in place on the back
- Repeat for each candy bar!

Hershey's Miniature Candy Bars
- Open the file labeled "HersheyMinisWraps" using Adobe Reader, available to download for free here: http://get.adobe.com/reader
- Print on white semi-heavyweight paper or printer paper
- Cut around the outside of the design, then along the dark green lines in the design, using scissors, a paper cutter, or X-acto knife (there will be a total of 8 pieces from one printout). *Trim the width slightly if using Hershey's Nuggets.
- Wrap one sheet around a candy bar with the design centered on the front of the candy bar
- Pull tightly in the back, then use either double-sided tape or other tape to secure the wrap in place on the back
- Repeat for each candy bar!
Back in the day when I worked at Paper Source, I loved teaching workshops to crafters of all levels. I truly believe than anyone can be crafty or creative, you just have believe you can do it! Making this video brought me right back to my workshop days, but this is my first time recording myself versus demonstrating a craft technique live, so bear with me!
Candy Bar Wrappers from Elaina Seebald on Vimeo.

I hope this tutorial helps simplify your party planning!
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