Posts Tagged ‘treat holder’

Used a tutorial by Hellen Griffin form the UK  to make the cute mailbox on the right perfect for 2 Ferraro Rocher chocolates!  I then Modified the instructions a bit to make a larger one on the left.  Both are made using just a 1/2 sheet of the Sending Love DSP.

A couple more Valentine treatholders using the Sending Love DSP…

I love the ease of punching out the bunny face and ears for these treatholders…

Friends & Flowers and Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp sets; Basic Black Archival inkpad; Pink Pirouette marker; Festive Flower Builder, 1-3/8" Circle and Word Window punches; Bold Brights Color Collections paper; Cucumber Crush 1" Dotted Lace Trim.

I used a 6" square piece of DSP.  Scored at 2-1/2" and 3-1/2" along one side and 1" and 5" along the perpendicular side.  Video on how to make the bag by Caroline can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Lxb0UhTdgZM

Isn't this just adorable?!!  A great way to give a little Easter treat.  This bunny hutch holds the mini Lindt chocolate bunny perfectly.  I CASEd this idea but can't recall the original designer's name.  

Hardwood stamp set; Crumb Cake, Strawberry Slush and Pistacho Pudding cardstocks;  Scallop edge, Bird Builder and Itty Bitty Accents punches; Window Frames Framelits; Fringe Scissors;  Pearls basic jewels (colored with blendabilities but you can use sharpies as well).

Fall/Thanksgiving versions of the box featuring one of my favorite new frameltis.

I made these using the retired Petite Pocket die and other retired products.  A perfect size for holding the Starbucks Via instant drinks or other tasty treats!

Current products:  Real Red and Early Espresso cardstocks; Warmth & Wonder, Best of Christmas and Very Merry Christmas stamp sets; Extra Large Oval, Christmas Ornament and Decorative Label punches, Labels Collection Framelits.

My downline (Karen A) made 60 of these for our local Ronald McDonald House.

You can find the tutorial at 

http://qbeesquest.blogspot.com