Welcome to the Paper Crafting Blog Hop! The February 2022 blog hop includes Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrators from around the world! Talented Demonstrators from all over the globe including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia are participating! Get ready to be wowed by a variety of creative projects and design styles! You may have arrived from Joy's blog. What a fabulous project she had!
We are featuring anything but a card this month! Below is the treat holder that I created using the Rainbow of Happiness Bundle and Sunshine & Rainbows Designer Series Paper from the Sale-a-Bration brochure. This little giftable is based on my little lunchbox notes I've made in the past.
You can fit TWO of the square chocolates in this cute treat holder! It's great for a co-worker, a teacher, or anyone that needs a little sunshine pick-me-up!
I used Stampin' Seal to adhere the first chocolate and then was able to slide in the second...it fits nice and snug, but you could always adhere the two together.
Here's how I assembled this cute little thing:
Start with a 2-3/4" x 8-1/2" piece of Pool Party Cardstock (you can get four treats out of one sheet).
Score at 4", 6", and 8". You'll add a strip of Tear & Tape to the 1/2" portion. Place the rainbow die at the middle score line and run through your Mini Stampin' Cut & Emboss.
Now you'll cut out a rainbow from the Designer Series Paper and adhere it to the die-cut portion of the card. If you don't know this trick for adding glue to narrow images see below. I used the Silicone Craft Sheet, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, and a sponge. Add a dollop of glue to the silicone mat, pick up with a sponge or dauber, and add to the back of the die-cut rainbow. Adhere the small piece of DSP (2-3/4" x 2") to the Pool Party Cardstock just below the rainbow.
Adhere your chocolates to the inside toward the top of the last scoreline. Fold the front over the chocolates making a "tent" and adhere near the edge of the chocolates by the 1/2" strip covered in Tear & Tape...leaving about a 1-1/2" portion of the Pool Party cardstock where you'll adhere the
Cloud Punch with the stamped sentiment using
Stampin' Dimensionals. I added a little bow using the
White Glittered Organdy Ribbon for just a bit of sparkle.
Hopefully, the photos above help with the directions I wrote!
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Thanks for stopping by! Julia Mazur @ SimplySheStamps
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Just adorable! I really love the rainbow being the handle!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mickey! Hadn't thought about the rainbow being a handle, but I've been picking them up that way since you mentioned it!
DeleteGreat treat holder!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy!
DeleteI love your little box. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Krissi!
DeleteSo cute - and what a great way to use the gorgeous rainbow dies!! Love it!! Great way to spread to love!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia! They'll be a nice treat in some mailboxes!
DeleteChocolate makes everything better and in a gorgeous package is even better!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracy! Can't go wrong with a bit of chocolate!
DeleteReally cute - I love Rainbows!! Would be adorable at a place setting.
ReplyDeleteThanks Maureen! I LOVE the Sunshine & Rainbows DSP!
DeleteClever, cute and with chocolate too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shirley! Chocolate is my go-to!
DeleteWhat a fantastic treat box design. Love it Julia, will have to case it soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Annette! It's pretty quick to make!
DeleteA fun & bright little treat holder!
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