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

Wednesday, September 2, 2020

August 2020 Paper Pumpkin Kit--World's Greatest


I love the colors in the August Paper Pumpkin kit! It was fun to have a shaker card included.  In addition to the projects that came with the kit, I made a couple of 3D alternatives that I thought I would share the measurements for here.  You can see me make all the projects above on my Facebook Live video, I'll put minute markers for the alternative projects below.

Watch Facebook video of me making these projects HERE.


The miniature pizza box was a really easy alternative.  I plan to put a frosted sugar cookie inside of a few of these to give to my son's teachers from church.  We haven't had church for many months because of the Covid-19 pandemic, but my 9-year-old's teachers have dropped off gifts, bookmarks, and other things to let him know they are thinking of him.  I want to return the favor and say thank you! 

Directions for mini-pizza box:
Out of the green argyle card base, cut a piece that is 3-1/4" square.  Attach it to the the front of the box.  Cut a 3-1/4" piece of ribbon and trim the ends into a banner.  Use the die-cuts and stamps from the kit to make the circle piece the same as the one on the card and attach to the pizza box with dimensionals.  Watch the video at the 16:56 minute mark to see me make this project.
 
Directions for 2-4-6-8 Box:
This is one of the first 3D projects I learned to make at a Stampin' Up Convention 15+ years ago.  It's easy to remember the measurements because it's 2-4-6-8.  You start with a 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 piece of cardstock (I used the green argyle card base and ignored the score mark that was already there).  With the 8-1/2" side at the top, score at 2", 4", 6", and 8".  Turn the card so the 5-1/2" side is at the top and score at 2."  Watch the video at the 35:40 minute mark to see how to put the box together.


The three cards above are the card designs included with the kit.  If you don't make alternatives, you can make three of each card with your kit supplies.  

This next card is an alternative I saw from Debbie Henderson on the Paper Pumpkin Fan Club page. I liked it so much, I had to case her work.  This card uses the negative piece from the supplies that go with the shaker card.  You can see me make it at the 22:47 mark.


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Happy Stamping!
Marsha


Thursday, January 16, 2020

M & M Candy Sleeve


The From My Heart suite on p. 9 of the Mini Catalog was one of the first new suites to catch my eye.  It includes two different heart punches!  I love punches more than dies because they are so quick and easy, especially when making multiples.  I saw a Christmas version of this candy bar sleeve made by Stacey Cogswell on the Demonstrator Facebook page and wanted to try a Valentine version for our recent Super Saturday event.

Measurements:
  • Flirty Flamingo Cardstock (box wrap): 6" x 7"; with 7" side at the top, score at 1/2", 1 1/4", 3 3/4", 4 1/2"
  • From My Heart DSP: 2" X 5 1/2"
  • Whisper White Cardstock: 2 1/4" x 5 3/4"

Instructions:
  1. Assemble your sleeve by folding on your score lines.  Attach a strip of tear tape to the 1/2" flap and wrap it around an M&M box, tucking the flap under the other end of card stock so it doesn't show.
  2. Add your white layer and DSP layer to the box top.
  3. Tie Real Red Double-Stitched Satin Ribbon around the box.
  4. Stamp the "Happy Valentine's Heart" from the Heartfelt stamp set in Real Red ink on white cardstock.  Punch out with the heart punch.
  5. Stamp the lacy heart in Real Red ink on white cardstock.  Punch out with the scallop heart punch.
  6. Punch out the third heart from the DSP with the plain heart punch.  Use the scallop heart punch to punch another heart out of Real Red Cardstock.
  7. The middle heart is lifted up on dimensionals, the other hearts are taped flat to the box front.
Here is the Christmas version I made of this box, cased from Stacey Cogswell.

This candy sleeve is perfect for all kinds of holidays and occasions.  I plan to try a birthday design next.  I would love to see what you make!

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Happy Stamping!
~Marsha
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