Showing posts with label treat box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label treat box. Show all posts

Saturday, October 24, 2015

More hands = More Candy!! Art Impressions Halloween

Hello AI Fans!!
 
I sure hope you're not sick of looking a Halloween fun yet, cause I'm having a blast making up these projects!! Today I've got a little treat box to show you. This little lady is available in full size as the Be Scary Set #4521 at Art Impressions, but today I'm showing you how I used the smaller version More Candy#4641 that is available at AC Moore as a wood mounted stamp! She's PERFECT for popping onto a small treat box! This treat box is about 4" tall to the top of the stem and about 3 3/4" wide.  And this adorable stamp fits perfectly on the front of the pumpkin.  It's so easy to make something like this. Just draw out a pumpkin shape or just simply layer up some oval dies! Be sure to use some distress ink around the edges to make the individual pieces stand out. And then I always like to pop up the front center piece with foam tape.
 
 
Once you make your pumpkin shape,  simply create a small box to attach to the back of the pumpkin, and you've got a self made treat box!  Or you can use one of the many files available out there for a die cutting machine. This one fits three snack sized candy bars perfectly.
 
 
 
 Copics used:
E000, E00, E11, R21, R20, C1, C3, C5, YG11, YG13, YG17, YR12, YR14, YR18
 
 



Thanks so much for stopping by for a visit today and hope you get some time this weekend to get crafty!
 
 

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Papertake Weekly Anything Goes

Hello everyone!!! So it's time for a new challenge over at Papertake Weekly, and since it's the first Tuesday of the month, that means it's anything goes and we're sponsored by the fabulous folks over at Lili of the Valley!! The optional extra for the challenge this week is to make either a Christmas decoration or gift.  For my project, I made a cute tote that holds six milk cartons all of them full of yummy home-made Christmas treats!!  This was cut on the Silhouette Cameo with a file from Lori Whitlock. I'll be making several of these for some special treats this year.






Please be sure and pop over to Papertake Weekly to check out all the amazing creations by the team, and then we'd love it if you'd grab your paper and glue and play along with us! Thanks for stopping by to see me today and hope to see you back again soon! Hugs!