Here’s another idea for last minute treats!
Take a 3 1/4″ cardstock square, and score at 3/4″ and 1 1/8″ on opposite sides. Wrap around a small Hershey bar, secure with glue and decorate as desired.
Here’s the fixin’s:
If you need last minute treats for your class or office, this is the perfect thing for you!
These Mini Curvy Keepsake boxes go together with NO ADHESIVE….. just cut, fold, slip the slots over the handles and embellish as desired!
And, if you like that mini pinecone, our new property has a tree that produces those! Our new house will be built “around” this tree! LOL
Here’s the fixin’s:
If you’re looking for a quick and easy treat for friends, classmates, or co-workers, the Mini Curvy Keepsakes bundle is just what you need!
It’s super quick and easy, goes together with NO adhesive, and fits perfectly on our 6”x6” DSP. It doesn’t get much easier than that! And, it comes in a bundle so you can save 10% on the stamp set and dies.
A mini chocolate will fit perfectly in these little boxes.
Here’s the fixin’s:
If you’ve never had a Paper Pumpkin subscription, you might want to think about trying one.
Paper Pumpkin is a red box that comes directly to your mailbox and contains everything you need to make the project of the month!
The September Paper Pumpkin kit made 20 of these cute little treat boxes….. ten each of two designs. Just big enough for two or three of the chocolate minis, it would make a great treat for a classroom of children or a group of co-workers.
Click on the Paper Pumpkin link to sign up! Be sure to sign up before the 10th of the month, to get that month’s kit.
I am in love with the Harvest Hellos bundle! And, it seems that everyone else is, too!
I came up with this cute little treat box using the pumpkins and a simple 3″ x 3″ square scored at 1″ and 2″ both ways, cut and folded into a 1″ box which will hold a Hershey Kiss or a Mini. After I finished mine, I saw several of these, almost identical, done by other demos! I couldn’t believe it.
We made these at Stamp Club and each person had the option to add a Jack-o-lantern face. I hope you like them!
Here are the fixin’s:
Sometimes you just need to make something a little different! I love making small pieces of art to decorate my home, or gift to a friend.
We made this little work of art in Stamp Club using the Wonderfully Wicked bundle. And look closely! That cat has rhinestone eyes!
Here are the fixin’s!
If you’re looking for a cute and quick treat for those Special Halloween tricksters, Stampin’ Up! has just what you need! These coffin boxes are pre-cut and pre-scored, making them quick and easy to assemble. In fact, I assembled 24 of these boxes Saturday afternoon for my friend Janet’s elementary class.
We made this one in Stamp Club last month, and we embossed the lid with the Stylish Scroll Embossing Folder before assembling them.
The tag is from the Tags Tags Tags Bundle. The best thing about this bundle is that there are 3 tags on each stamp and the die cuts them all at once! There is a set of tags for Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines Day, so lots of options with one set.
If you have any questions, please let me know. Here’s the fixin’s:
On the Greek Isles Incentive Trip, I also participated in a swap for 3D items. I made 26 of these (one for Stampin’ Up to display), and received 25 different items in return. It’s a great way to get lots of samples!
I used the Follow Your Art Suite of products for these, and they included an ink pen with sparkles inside. Someone must have really liked it, as my extra never made it to the display board.
Here’s the supply list:
I recently was blessed to earn enough points for the 2020 Stampin’ Up! Incentive Trip to Maui. Of course, it would NOT have been possible without all of my customers and team members.
One of my good friends, AJ, gave me a beautiful box card to commemorate the five Incentive Trips I’ve earned….. the Western Mediterranean Cruise, Thailand, Alaska Cruise, Greek Isles Cruise, and next year’s Maui. This is one of the most thoughtful gifts I’ve ever received, and she made it herself!!
And, here’s the back of this very special card.
What a wonderful gift. I love it!!
Our second project for May’s Stamp Club was a diorama card using the Best Catch bundle.
This card has three different levels. The fisherman is stamped on the back layer. The cattails are attached to the middle level, and the fish are adhered to the front of the card.
The back layer is Sahara Sand, 4 1/4” x 7 1/2”, scored at 2” from each end. This is the layer with the fisherman stamped on it.
The middle layer is Soft Suede, 4 1/4” x 5 1/2”, scored at 1” from each end. This layer is cut with an oval, slightly smaller than the one on the front layer.
The front layer is Crumb Cake, 4 1/4” x 7 1/2”, scored at 2” from each end. This layer is cut with a large oval and stamped with the Crackle background.
Adhere the Soft Suede flaps to the inside of the Sahara Sand flaps, then adhere the Crumb Cake flaps to the outside of the Sahara Sand flaps to cover the front and sides.
Although it’s a three dimensional card, it can be folded flat and mailed in a regular envelope.
I hope you enjoyed this project. I’d love to hear from you in the comments below!
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