How to Wrap Chocolate Bars with Foil + Printable Wrappers

A brilliant way to inject a theme into your party is with coordinated chocolate bar wrappers. There are so many available to download and print it really is easy and cost-effective. It's not difficult to make sensational looking chocolate bars. I used Hershey Bars, wrapped them in foil and then completed them with the printable wrapper.
I made the Love chocolate bar wrappers for a Valentine's Day dessert board I created. But they would be great for an anniversary, wedding, engagement or even bridal shower. Go and get your chocolate wrappers now, they're my gift to you since you're just so amazing! [winky emoji face].
Free printable chocolate bar wrappers: bit.ly/2u89kex
Read the full blog article: bit.ly/3bzgn0C
Valentine's Day dessert board: • Valentine's Day Desser...
SUPPLIES:
Hershey’s chocolate bars
Aluminium foil
Love chocolate bar free wrapper printable: bit.ly/2u89kex
100 gsm smooth paper for printing
Scissors
Pencil
Glue Stick
Tape (optional)
Paper Trimmer (scissors as an alternate)
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[@magicsense4142]

Thanks!! Blog was of clear-cut explanation!

[@PastryChefAmmy]

Really beautiful

[@fidaasaf2033]

Great video😍instructions are so clear.please post more videos💜

[@AVisualMerriment]

Fida Asaf So kind of you, thank you!

[@tummalasivaleelasivaleela4098]

Great👍👍👏👏😊😊😊

[@smitamukne6473]

So Nice 👍 thanks

[@AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

Very cool thanks :)

[@AVisualMerriment]

Thank you so much 😊

[@SINllorar21]

Wow

[@eFavorMartParties]

Awesome!

[@tanishaagrawal8711]

Mam..Printed wrapper k liye glossy paper ko print karwana hai na

[@nurizzatiazman7709]

hello! can I know the measurement of printable wraps?

[@jolupague]

😍🙌

[@mohamadnasr4858]

Hello, thank you for video. I'm wondering what type of printer i need to use for better quality?

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Mohamad, inkjet printers print more vivid colours so I would go for the best in your budget range. I actually use a fairly cheap one that does a pretty good job. Aside from that I would also recommend using quality paper. Whilst you can use basic everyday copy paper, it definitely does make a difference to print on something a little thicker and smooth for wrappers.

[@mohamadnasr4858]

@@AVisualMerriment Thank you a lot, you convince me to not invest in an expensive printer. I tried a medium-quality inkject and it works perfectly. However, do you have a link to buy glossy paper with 100gms or 80gms? I

[@AVisualMerriment]

@@mohamadnasr4858 That's great Mohamad, I'm glad to hear it has worked out well for you! I generally recommend trying to view the paper in person before buying it. I often buy small samples to trial too. Since I source my paper locally in Australia I wouldn't want to recommend something online that I haven't tried before. If you have to buy online without viewing it in person then try to stick to a well-known brand. If you're trying to find paper for wrappers like these I would use 100gsm matt or satin smooth paper as a starting point but possibly go higher. As opposed to glossy for home printing. But this would depend on the capabilities of your printer. I have an article that I wrote on paper and printer selection that might help you out - www.avisualmerriment.com/create/tips-printing-making-free-printables.html

[@mohamadnasr4858]

​@@AVisualMerriment Thank you again. I enjoyed reading your article. I contacted you as well on Instagram for the additional question related to one photo. I think you already answer me here.

[@hannahjimin8900]

Hi can i know what type of paper do you use. Glossy or matte?

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Hannah! I always prefer to use a smooth matte 🙂

[@kennisacoleman9539]

What size is the paper over the foil? If you don’t mind me asking

[@potatosalad-xn8tn]

Usually u can just buy the paper already cut for really cheap online. I got some fortnite wraps for my nephew's party and it came with 45 for $2.50 and they came with the foil already cut too.

[@potatosalad-xn8tn]

In the video it seems like their the same size but a bit smaller from one side that way u can see the foil in the sides

[@edwigeseris6846]

Please where can I get the machine to cut paper.

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Edwige, you can find a paper trimmer from just about all craft stores, department stores or even stationery stores. I'm in Australia, mine is from Officeworks.

[@albania2664]

So what do you do if you have like 1000-2000 peaces a day to pack.?? Genuine question if someone Can answer me

[@AVisualMerriment]

I’ve only ever made them on a small scale for personal parties. I would think perhaps using pre cut foil or sourcing chocolate bars that are already wrapped in foil? That should cut down on some time.

[@-SITINURHANISROSDI]

It very helpful!!! I press the link for the printable paper wrap but it need password.Can i have the password..thank you!

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Hanis, I’m glad you found it helpful! If you don’t have a password yet, there’s a link on the page to sign up and grab it. Cheers!

[@mashiahmad1929]

Hi...what kind paper you print

[@AVisualMerriment]

For this project I used a bright white smooth paper of around 160gsm (not too thin or too thick). I have tried photo paper since, which is nice as it prints more vibrantly however I find it's more rigid when wrapping due to it's thickness. So you might want to test them out to see what suits you best!

[@charityalvarado6682]

What kind of paper is it ?

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Charity, you don't want to use anything too thick. You could use regular copy paper if that's all you have. For this project I used a 100 gsm paper with a nice smooth finish, it printed out beautifully and just felt that bit nicer than regular copy paper.

[@charityalvarado6682]

A Visual Merriment thank you so much!

[@yummytakeaway4359]

Hi What type of paper to be used to print this wrapper

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi, you need paper that's not too thick so that it wraps nicely. You could start with something around 28lb paper / 100gsm range. I used 100gsm for these wrappers and was happy with how they turned out. Personally, I look for bright white for a vivid print and smooth over textured. Hope that helps!

[@yummytakeaway4359]

Thank you so much for ur reply

[@AVisualMerriment]

You’re most welcome! ☺️

[@prabhsimrankaursudan3632]

From where can we get theese printed wrappers?

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi, you'll find them on my website, here's the link: bit.ly/2u89kex

[@mzlissa9636]

Need password to print

[@AVisualMerriment]

Hi Melissa, you do need a password for it. You should see a link on the page so that you can access it. Cheers.

[@duffdeluxe]

nah, aluminium foil roll is way too thick

[@AVisualMerriment]

I suppose it can be slightly thick but I generally find it’s not too bad. I also try to use supplies people have around the house where I can. Additionally, it could be the brand that you’re using? I’d love to hear any suggestions if you’ve tried alternatives? Thanks for your comment!