This little Gingerbread Man treat holder is so simple thanks to the design of the Gingerbread Man dies from Stampin' Up! The main Gingerbread man is a double, with two gingerbread men connected at the hands, perfect for a cute card but also works great for a treat holder!
I used some Gingerbread Biscotti because they were pre-packaged and fit nicely. I may look for some other gingerbread treats. I placed a strip of adhesive down under the biscotti to hold it in place.
See a full how to for this treat holder on my YouTube channel.
The new Notes and Totes bundle makes the cutest little tote bags! In my samples I used them to create a cute Gift Card Holder card and a 3D Tote bag to hold a gift card or chocolate or a number of other little treats! So fun!
Here is a video how to for these projects.
The dies are so fun. I love the parts to make a fence! You can use the fence to create a cute beach scene with the bag hanging from the fence, add some of the shells, and a water bottle. There is also a sunscreen tube, lotion for a spa day, cute scarf, and sunglasses. Use the various trim to make different bags and add a pocket if you like. So many options. Here are some samples from the catalog.
I have made this basket template many times, but always larger. Recently my friend Lois gave me a tiny one and I thought it was just so cute this size. And, it uses less candy to fill it up!
I used paper from the Delightfully Eclectic Designer Series Paper Pack, with the Double Oval Punch and Petal Park Builder Punch to complete my basket. There are so many ways that you can decorate these fun baskets.
Imagine these cuties at each place on the table at Easter. Or put them on the desks of co-workers, in the mail slots of teachers, or anywhere! They will surely bring a smile.
In the past I have started with a 6x6 piece of designer paper or
cardstock, but this one starts 4 1/2 by 4 1/2. Simply score 1 1/2
inches on all four sides, leaving you with a grid of nine 1 1/2 inch
squares. Cut the flaps on two sides across from each other. The Handle
is 6 by 1/2. You can attach the handle with glue or brads. Brads are a
great choice because then your handles can move. You can even stack
them for easier transport or storage if you move the handles to one side
with the brads and then straighten them up when you are ready to use
them.
Hi everyone. Today I want to share a super easy pull-up pouch treat holder. I use these all the time with Hot Chocolate! They are great for teachers, coworkers and more! This year as I went to look for hot chocolate, I found Pumpkin Spice hot cocoa!! What? I had to get it. I bought 3 boxes because we often have 16-18 people at Stamp Camp, plus one for my sample. The boxes each contained 8 packs. The next morning I noticed a wrapper on the counter. I figured that it was not a big deal since I had a few extra packs and thought to just move the boxes to an area in my office where the kids wouldn't see them. I tossed the wrapper and noticed another wrapper in the trash can. I looked closer to see several wrappers! And there was a completely empty box in the recycling! Back to the grocery store to get some more. This time I added a sticky note telling my family to keep their hands off.
One sheet of cardstock makes two pouches, which makes these easy but also inexpensive. I have a full how to with measurements in my YouTube video.
Yummy Pumpkin Spice!
When you pull up on the ribbon, the packet of cocoa comes up!
I used the Rustic Harvest Designer Series paper and Leaf embellishments from the July to December Mini Catalog.
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