Hello fellow digi and hybrid scrappers! Decorator Jen here to show you how to take chocolate to the next level! Got your attention yet? Today’s hybrid blog is making a personalized candy bar label, which would be a perfect gift for any occasion.

I’m making two labels – one for Valentine’s Day and another for a Birthday!

Please note: I’m using PSE 7 for this tutorial.

You’ll need:

* 8.5 x 11 white cover stock sheet

* 2 large chocolate bars (the kind with a label sleeve)

* adhesive tape

* trimmer or scissors

* digital paper and elements  -  I used Karen Funk’s Remember When Kit and Robyn Meierotto’s Cupcake kit

Step One: Take the wrapper off the chocolate bar and measure it.  My measurements where 5.25 x 6.5

Step Two: In PSE I opened an 8.5 x 11 document and cropped each digital paper to the size of 5.25 x 6.5

Step Three: I then added text and digital elements and saved the document as a .jpg

Step Four: print off the .jpg onto the cover stock sheet on highest resolution.

Step Five: Cut out your labels and wrap them snugly around the foiled chocolate bar with adhesive.

That’s it! Now just wrap it up nicely for a gift or make more for favors (wedding, loot bags, baby showers etc.)

Just try not to eat them before they’re given away!

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Tags: Hybrid Project, Jen Papadimitriou, Karen Funk, Robyn Meierotto