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Spooky Sweet Treat

October 27, 2025

Halloween is almost upon us, but there’s still time to make a few cute treats! I used the Spooky Sweet Suite Collection to make these cute and easy treats!

Spooky Sweet Suite Collection

Create spook-tacular Halloween cards, tags, and scrapbook pages with the coordinating products in the Spooky Sweet Suite Collection. It includes stamps with a costumed dog and cat, dies to cut out a cute haunted house, patterned paper with not-so-spooky designs, treat bags, ribbon, and shiny stickers. Add ink, cardstock, and adhesive to complete your projects.

Spooky Sweet Treat

How cute is this little treat?!

How It’s Made

Cut out one of the black and white outlined tags from the Spooky Sweet DSP. Trim the top angles. Cut a piece of the Pumpkin Pie DSP just slightly larger than your tag. Lay the black & white tag on top and trim the angles of the Pumpkin Pie piece to match. Keeping these together, use a hole punch to punch a hole at the top center.
Cut a piece of Petunia Pop cardstock to 1 x 2 1/8”. Stamp greeting using Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Adhere to top of black & white tag with Dimensionals.
Select punch-outs of your choice from the DSP sheet and adhere to the tag with Dimensionals.
Embellish tag with foam stars.
Fill Iridescent Treat Bag with treat of your choice. Tie both tags to top with Petunia Pop Iridescent Ribbon.

The Fixin’s

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Traditions of Christmas Treat

October 20, 2025

If you have a group of friends you’d like to give a small treat for Christmas, this may be just what you need. It’s perfect for Teachers, Book Clubs, Bible Studies, etc. It’s a good way to show you care without spending a ton of money.

Traditions of Christmas Treat Box

This cute treat box doesn’t take a lot of time, so you can make several in an afternoon. I’ve used the Traditions of Christmas Suite.

Traditions of Christmas Suite

This is a gorgeous suite. I’ll tell you right now that this picture does NOT do justice to the Designer Series Paper (DSP). This is one of the most gorgeous papers I’ve ever seen, and trust me, I’ve seen a LOT! It has beautiful gold accents.

The suite comes with two bundles (stamps sets with coordinating dies). One is filled with images, and the dies will actually cut out some of the images from the DSP. The other has holiday greetings and dies to use with them.

If that wasn’t enough, there’s still a 3D Embossing Folder, beautiful shiny red ribbon and glimmer dots!

It’s a Treat Box!

Traditions of Christmas Treat Box with Hershey Bar

This box is made to fit a regular Hershey’s chocolate bar. You can purchase these in packages of six.

How It’s Made:

Cut cardstock to 6 1/2″ x 8 1/4″.

Score on the 8 1/4″ side at 3/8″, 7/8″, 7 3/8″ and 7 7/8″.

Score on the 6 1/2″ side at 2 1/2″, 3″, 5 1/2″ and 6″.

Fold all score lines toward the inside of the box and burnish with your bone folder.

Cut as shown. As you can see, I cut small wedges on the six end flaps (NOT on the long side flap). This makes the box easier to assemble.

Traditions of Christmas Treat Box template.

Before assembling the box, flip it over to add your DSP while the box is flat.

Cut a piece of DSP 2″ x 6″ and adhere to the center of the large panel (with the end flaps). Now, turn the box over so the inside is up. Fold in the long skinny end flap and apply adhesive to the outside of this flap. Fold the other side of the box over and adhere the skinny flap to the edge of the other side to complete your box. Decorate as desired.

I stamped the sentiment in Secret Sea and cut it out with the curved banner die.

Next, I cut two holly leaves from Old Olive and one from Secret Sea. I attached these with Mini Dimensionals and used the Traditional Sparkling Sequins as holly berries.

Once you’re finished decorating your box, insert your candy bar and fold the end flaps in to close the box.

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Storybook Moments Spring Treat

March 29, 2025March 24, 2025

I’m so happy to see signs of Spring everywhere, aren’t you? So, today’s project is a Storybook Moments Sweet Spring Treat that I designed and created.

Storybook Moments Suite Collection

For this sweet treat, I’m using products from the Storybook Moments Suite Collection. I love using Suites because everything is already coordinated for you and you just can’t go wrong.

I call this a MEGA Suite because it has TWO stamp and die bundles, plus TWO different DSP (Designer Series Paper) packs, along with ribbon and embellishments. Throw in some coordinating cardstock and you’re all set to make beautiful projects!

Storybook Moments Spring Treat

This is a tiny little treat and contains a chocolate carrot. I found the candy at my local dollar store in a mesh bag of eight. I thought they’d make a perfect Spring treat.

Side View

I created this box specifically to fit the chocolate carrots.

How It’s Made

Measurements

Lost Lagoon Cardstock – 3” x 5 ¾”

Basic White Cardstock – ½” x 2 ½”, 1 ¼” x 2”

Storybook Moments DSP – 1 1/8” x 1 ¾”

Instructions:

Score Lost Lagoon on short side at ½” from either side. Score on long side at ½”, 1 ¼”, 2 ½”, 3 ¼”, 4 ½”. If you don’t want to see a score line on the back of your project score only from the edge to the first intersecting score line on either side at the 4 ½” mark.

On both of the long sides, cut each score line up to the first intersecting score line. Cut away the four corner sections. Wedge the edges of the four small flaps and the flap on the end. Use the smallest Perennial Postage die to cut a window in the 1 ¼” section. See picture below.

Use bone folder to burnish all score lines. Fold bottom section into box shape. Fold flat on score line just under window. Apply glue to end flap and tuck under, sealing to back of box. See picture below.

Fold in small flaps on one end, then larger flaps, leaving front flap last to give a nice finished edge from the front. Apply glue across back edge of last flap to seal box. Add treat and repeat on the other end.

Stamp carrot in Mossy Meadow on white and color with Blends. Cut out with coordinating die. Stamp sentiment in Lost Lagoon on white strip and use Snips to cut ends diagonally.