by Tracy | Oct 2, 2017 | Uncategorized
It’s Day 5 of my Treat Packaging Series and today my project uses the super cute Wood Crate Framelits! What a fun way to present a gift and don’t you love the paper I used? It comes from the Wood Textures Designer Series Paper Stack which happens to be included in the Buy 3, Get 1 Free Sale (for more information about the sale, click here),
The crate is very easy to put together and it’s made by cutting out (2) of the largest piece in the Framelits. Each piece has two flaps where Tear and Tape is placed as well as on one of the larger sections (this creates the bottom of the crate). After that, it’s easy to assemble! The black bats were cut out using the Seasonal Tags Framelits Dies which were each attached with a single glue dot.
Instead of placing candy directly in the crate, another option would be to wrap it up in a Gusseted Cellophane Bag and tie it with Linen Thread. The sentiment on my crate is from the stamp set Spooky Cat and cut out with a 1″ Circle Punch. It sits on an Early Espresso circle using the 1-1/4″ Circle Punch.
If you’d like to purchase any of the supplies I used to create today’s projects, they are listed below. Simply click on any of the pictures and you’ll be taken to my Stampin’ Up! online store.
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by Tracy | Oct 1, 2017 | Uncategorized
I love chocolate and I love macadamia nuts and the two combined are absolutely delicious! I saw this gem of a bag in the grocery store and knew I had to make a gift bag for it. Don’t you think the acorn paper is perfect for a “Happy Fall” gift bag? This paper is one of the sheets in the Painted Autumn Designer Series Paper and it’s currently my favorite package of paper in the two catalogs combined.
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by Tracy | Sep 30, 2017 | Uncategorized
I was so excited when I realized that the Ghirardelli Minis I bought fit inside our 2″ x 8″ Cellophane Bags! A perfect fit for four of them! It’s the little things that make me so happy!
To create today’s project I used the Seasonal Chums Bundle (available in wood and clear mount) as well as the stamp set, Spooky Cat. To save 10%, purchase the stamp set Seasonal Chums and the matching Seasonal Tags Framelits together! The bundle is also available in either wood or clear (see supplies list below).
Let’s Make This!
- Stamp the pumpkin in Memento Ink on Whisper White cardstock, cut him out with the Seasonal Tags Framelits and color him (I used Copic markers, a non-Stampin’ Up! product). What you might not realize is that the pumpkin also has a back side! The Seasonal Tags Framelits Dies cuts the front and back and they are attached at the top. There’s also a little piece near the top that allows you to thread Baker’s Twin through so that you could attach the tag to the package but I just snipped that part off.
- Cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock that measures 2-1/4″ x 4″ . Score it at 2″ and fold. This will be the topper for your bag.
- Stamp the sentiment on the topper using Memento Black ink.
- Place Tear and Tape on the front and back of the cellophane bag so when you place the Whisper White topper on it, it will adhere well. Attach the topper to the bag.
- Glue the pumpkin to the topper using Multipurpose glue. I used this adhesive so I’d have a little big of wiggle room when placing it on the topper.
- Cut two Basic Black bats using the Seasonal Tags Framelits Dies. Attach to the topper using Glue Dots or Multipurpose glue.
This really is a quick and easy project to make. By the way, the cellophane bags are food safe so you can fill them up with any type of unwrapped candy. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Non-Stampin’ Up! supplies: Copic Markers
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by Tracy | Sep 29, 2017 | Uncategorized
It’s Day 2 of my Treat/Gift Packaging series and today we’ll pull out the Envelope Punch Board to create a cute pouch for some delicious chocolate! The pouch will easily hold nine Dove Chocolates and so that it will be a little bit sturdier, I recommend adding a piece of cardstock on the inside.
I can’t tell you how excited I am that this paper, Painted Autumn, is included in the sale that starts on Sunday. Buy 3 packs and Get 1 Free. There are 13 different packages to choose from and you can mix and match!
Dove Chocolate Envelope/Pouch Details
- Start with a piece of paper that measures 6″ x 6″. Place it on the Envelope Punch Board and score and punch at 3″ on all sides. It is so quick and easy to make!!
- Cut a piece of Tangerine Tango for the inside that measures 3-1/2″ x 3-1/2″. This is for stability and optional. Use Fast Fuse to adhere it to the inside of the pouch.
- Use glue dots to assemble the pouch and wrap it up with Jute Twine. I think our 5/8″ Burlap Ribbon would also look very nice. When I made this several weeks ago, the Burlap Ribbon was on backorder so I didn’t want to use it if you couldn’t purchase it, but it’s now back in stock (I’ll also include it in the list of supplies).
- The sentiment is from the stamp set, Seasonal Chums and stamped using Memento Ink. I punched it out with the 1″ Circle Punch and layered it with the 1-1/4″ (Soft Sky) & 1-1/2″ (Cajun Craze) Circle Punches. The accents are the new Black Rhinestone Jewels.
A quick and easy way to package a little gift of candy to someone special!
If you’re interested in purchasing the stamp set, Seasonal Chums, I want you to be aware that it can be purchased separately or as part of a bundle with the Seasonal Tags Framelits Dies in either wood or clear mount. For more information on the bundle, click here. It’s an adorable bundle and I used it to make my project for tomorrow!
Thanks so much for stopping by! If you have any questions about today’s project, don’t hesitate to contact me!
by Tracy | Sep 28, 2017 | Uncategorized
It’s that time of year when many of us need ideas to package treats so today begins my Gift Packaging Series. This treat package comes together so quickly!
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