DIY Printables – Pop Corn Wrappers & Labels

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Popcorn is one of those things that once you start eating it you can’t stop. My solution was always to never have it, but since my kids have come along , going to the movies just is not the same if we don’t get a box of this popping good tasting stuff. Popcorn for parties is a great tummy filler for little kids and if you simply air pop it then it’s actually pretty healthy too. (Shh don’t tell my kids that)

These popcorn printables are perfect for a Movie night party, Hollywood party and even a sleepover party where you plan to air a movie to two. These printables are great for styling your DIY Party.

Here are some great free DIY printable wrappers for parties, movie nights or just for fun. Images and links go Left to right top to bottom.

PopCorn Labels – These are perfect for adding to containers or bags you already have on hand.

Cupcake Wrapper – Technically this one is for cupcakes but I thought it would make adorable mini serves. Just add the popcorn to a cupcake liner and you have single serve popcorn trays.

Beafunmum shares this simple popcorn box (Printer ink friendly).

You make my heart POP -Too cute not to include this one even though it is a Valentines Day Printable.

Traditional style with adorable movie night ideas.

Popcorn Cone Labels – Add this one to a cardboard cone.

Blue and white carton – A little non-traditional this blue and white version is very vintage and cute and ties in with different themes.

You can check out more ideas on our very own dedicated movie night Pinterest board and this DIY recipe for making your own Popcorn Movie Night Cupcakes.

Knitting and travel are two hobbies that are highly compatible. Travel often involves waiting or time spent on planes, trains, boats, etc., time that can easily be filled by knitting, a portable and productive craft you can do most anywhere (and yes, you can take your knitting on a plane most of the time).

Krista Ann combines knitting and traveling regularly and ended up visiting every continent in 2022 with her knitting needles along for the ride. The Wandering Knitter explores travel, knitting and learning new knitting skills no matter where you are.

This isn’t a book for beginners, but if you’ve wanted to learn techniques like brioche, cables, lace, colorwork, mitered squares and short rows, there’s a set of more beginner level patterns followed by ones that are bigger, more detailed or required a little more skill. For example a brioche washcloth is the beginner pattern, while a brioche sweater (with unexplained exceptionally long sleeves) is the stepped up project. A basic mesh lace scarf becomes a more complex lace kerchief. A giant mitered square cowl graduates to a mitered square tote bag.

Interspersed among the patterns are essays about traveling to different continents and what she saw there. There are also tips for traveling with your knitting and tips for reading charts, but no tutorials for knitting skills (other than a written explanation of how mosaic knitting works).

Some of the projects would be useful to have when traveling, such as fingerless gloves, a warm headband or a colorwork hat. The travel angle is an interesting hook for a book, but I would have enjoyed essays more about specific incidents or shopping for yarn in a different country or something more than the general essays about things she’s liked and places she’d like to go back to.

Still, if you’re looking for a skill building book that doesn’t focus on the basics but gives you some wearable, attractive accessories, this book is a good one to check out. Just maybe make the sleeves shorter if you knit the sweater.

About the book: 128 pages, paperback, 20 patterns. Published 2026 by Quarry Books. Suggested retail price $24.99.

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