Showing posts with label tiny treat boxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiny treat boxes. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2018

Father's Day Tiny Treat Box Favors

 Hi Everyone!  If you have been a blog follower for awhile you know that I make a lot of party favor type projects.  Today I am sharing a cute little life preserver treat holder with Lifesaver candies inside. 
These use the Tiny Treat Boxes and they are just such a cute size, 2 x2x2 inch boxes.  And not too big that it costs a fortune to fill them up.  I was able to get 10 wrapped lifesavers in each one.

I used the 'Happy' and 'Father's Day' stamps from the Thoughtful Banners stamp set. This is a great stamp set to have on hand as it has so many little words to mix and match for many occasions.

The 'You're a Lifesaver' comes from the March Paper Pumpkin kit.  I want to do a little ad for the paper Pumpkins right now!  They are so great because each month you get some pre-designed cards or treat holders or some combination of the two, and all the supplies needed to make them, but then once all that is done, you still have the stamp set and ink spot to use again and again.  Your stamp collection will thank you. I am always going to my Paper Pumpkin stamps for just the right sentiment.  And ink spots are great for inking up word stamps and not getting them all inky from the big pads, or for inking up a stamp on your Stamparatus!   You should definitely look into signing up for Paper Pumpkin. Click the link to the right or contact me for more information. 
I made a quick video for how to make the cute life preserver.



The Tiny Treat Boxes are great, consider keeping some around!  Here is a past favor I made with them, filled with citrus truffles from Lindt.















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Friday, May 6, 2016

Fast Mother's Day Favors

In the midst of my Star Wars craziness earlier in the week, I also needed to make small favors for Mother's Day.  Our church likes to pass out a little something on Mother's Day and Father's Day and I am often asked to make something up when needed.  I just had a day to get it done and I was looking in my supply cabinet and spotted my Tiny Treat boxes.  These little boxes were introduced a few Christmas catalogs back as Advent treat boxes, so they come in packs of 25! I needed 50 so these were perfect.  I make a lot of favors throughout the year and always have boxes and bags and things on hand.  The treat boxes are a great price, and that was the order of the day as we are trying to keep things simple and inexpensive.  I also used some paper and twine that is retired.  The Stampin' Up! clearance rack is a great resource for discontinued products at great prices!  You can find lots of ribbon and embellishments there.  I also used some retiring punches!  I have to say that I was  surprised by the retiring punches this year! There are a lot of great ones going away! The Washi label punch and Word Window punches are already sold out!  These two, the Scallop Oval and the Large oval are still available while supplies last.  These will be staying in my stash, I use them all the time, along with the Stamp Set "Teeny Tiny Wishes", which is where the "Happy Mother's Day stamp comes from (set is NOT retiring).   Another item I used here is the little flower from the Itty Bitty Punch Pack. I use that flower all the time!!  I know, I said that about the ovals but it really is true.  That little flower is so sweet and is perfectly sized to add to a tag or inside a card or anywhere! It is on the front of the box here, but In the photo it doesn't show (just realized that, sorry).
This is a simple and fast way to decorate the box.  I used strips of paper 2 1/2 by 6 and then used the Triple Banner Punch to notch the ends. I add just a bit of glue to the top of the box, not the sides, so that the box can be opened without tearing the paper.  The twine holds the sides down.











See, easy to open the box and it stays nice and pretty.
















All boxed up and ready to go!!















Thanks for stopping by!!  Be sure to check out the retiring list (may items are discounted) and the clearance rack for some great deals!!
Retiring products here.
Clearance Rack here. 


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