How to Make a Snack Size Kit Kat ® Wrapper
By Lee Siefert www.rogerwrapit.com

Materials Needed:

Wrap Candy Software
Snack Kit Kat bars .49 oz
Inkjet or laser printer
Inkjet , laser or glossy photo paper of any light to medium weight 28 LB. (Hammermill Office One Business Gloss)
Cutting instrument or very sharp scissors
Gluestick or Double-sided tape

This snack Kit Kat, is the easiest to make and am sure you will find that out, too. They’re already wrapped in foil and easy to work with. My favorite to make and sell.

The measurements for the candy if you want to make a custom label are (and this width helps to cover the
wrapper without having any peeking out of yours:
Width 2.45
Height 3.60

Template for snack Kit Kat: Click here to Download it!

Guide lines for placement of graphics and text using the ruler guide in your software:

5-9 Side bar for any text or graphic or left blank
9-20 Top of candy for graphic or any text
20-24 Other side bar
25-36 Back or bottom of bar for any graphic or text

This candy has a beveled appearance and you’ll notice when laying the bar flat on the table where these side bars are. No rule on which direction the first side bar should face, but is better if facing both the same way.

Here is a picture of what the template looks like on our screen in the software:





For print option, use the landscape as this will give you 8 wrappers per page instead of 6 using portrait. In File/Properties in your software, check the box for landscape.

wrappers you are ready for assembly. Run a glue stick on the bottom edge about 1/2 inch area.
Take your wrapper and center the front graphic on the top of the bar, wrap the left shorter side over which is the top of your wrapper and hold in place. Now, bring the glued side over and while keeping the sides even attached and press down the glued edge. If any adjustment is needed, you can rotate your wrapper a little if necessary or to cover the red wrapper.

Here is a screen picture of a completed wrapper front and back side:









Here are pictures of the finished wrapped bars:



With the guide lines that were included, the side bars, front and backside will line up perfectly on your candy. The side bars are a good place for the date of a wedding, names, or dividers or bars, or other graphics.

The sides can be left blank, or if using a full background, you may find it easier to make a thin line and light color on the side bar areas (5-9 and 20-24) to help with
placement. The top graphic can go over to the sides with no text, as that is up to you and your design.

I know this it will become a favorite of yours also, they are so easy and inexpensive as a giveaway or a favor and often the first choice to order!

Good luck and happy wrapping!