One More Treat Holder
Oops, I forgot to show you the other treat holder I made using the same pattern as the post from earlier today!
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Oops, I forgot to show you the other treat holder I made using the same pattern as the post from earlier today!
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Thank you for visiting today! This is my last Halloween treat project and it’s another quick and easy one to make! I first saw this project on the Facebook page of Sara Douglass, the Stampin’ Up! CEO, this summer. She made several projects out of one sheet of Designer Series Paper and my holder today was one of them, but she used it as a utensil holder for a picnic.
I have some pictures below that will show how I created it but if you would like to see a video of Sara making it, click here to go to her Facebook page.
Step 1: You’ll start with a piece of DSP that measures 9″ x 9″ Fold it in half. (I am sorry if it’s difficult to see with this paper).
Step 2: Bring the left side over to the other side. Be sure that the top is parallel to the bottom.
This is what it will look like.
Step 3: Bring the other side over. In the picture it looks like it will extend past the edge of the paper but it shouldn’t.
Step 4: Now you’ll take one of the top pieces and bring it down.
Step 5: Fold it down and crease it well. No glue is needed! Just a note: When I folded this part down, I didn’t like how it looked so I switched the two pieces that I folded in Step 2 & 3. You’ll understand this step when you make it.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask!
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I have a project that you can make in just minutes! I used our Kraft Tag a Bag Gift Bags to create a pouch for a treat! First I ran the bag through the Big Shot using the Woodgrain embossing folder.
Then, starting at the top, I cut the sides down 2″. I attached a 4-3/4″ x 2 1/4″ piece of Designer Series Paper on the flap it created.
I usually like to have another shape behind my sentiment but I was visiting my mom at the time and didn’t have extra colors of cardstock so I simply sponged color around the edges of my oval. I used the stamp set Jar of Haunts for my sentiment. I added a few rhinestones for a little sparkle and in went my Hershey Bar! I would have added more candy but I just couldn’t buy any. I am currently doing the Whole30 and I haven’t had one drop of sugar in 18 days. I think that’s a record for me. Buying more candy would just be too much of a temptation. You’ll see that same candy bar in another last minute Halloween treat project tomorrow!
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Use the October Host Code when you place your order and I’ll send you a gift as a thank you: GW4DWJQQ
Oh my gosh! I am so excited about a new product from Stampin’ Up! – Stitched Shapes Framelits – that will be available on November 1st!!
When they’re released, 12 coordinating stamp sets from the Holiday and Annual Catalog will be on sale 25% until November 30, 2016. Below you’ll find a list of the stamp sets as well as a video from Stampin’ Up! showing you these CUTE Framelits! I can’t wait!!
I’m back with another idea for using the Flourish Thinlits Dies and the stamp set Flourishing Phrases (purchase both as a bundle and save 10%)! This is another card straight from the Stampin’ Up! catalog. It really is quite easy to assemble and I love the combination of colors that were used.
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