Stampin up valentine treat holders

Hey Guys! I had a really CUTE and easy Valentine treat pouch for you today on Facebook LIVE. Did you see it? I have a edited video and project sheet for you if you missed it. These little cuties pair a carryover holiday stamp Tags Tags Tags and the Trio of Tags Dies with the […]

Learn how to make some Heart Window Treat Bags using the Heartfelt Bundle from Stampin' Up!

Look, MOM! No Stamps or Ink!! There's plenty of cuteness in this All My Love Designer Series Paper though! I searched the internet for the best measurements for my video on this tried and true 3-D design. Joan Robertson's You Tube video had my favorite measurements. Start with a 6X6" square of Designer Series paper. Score or Fold on the diagonal. With the long side on the left edge of your board, score at 1/2". Flip over and score again at 1/2" so that both sides are well-scored. With the…

Today I'm sharing how to make quick and easy Valentine Treat Holders using the Stampin' Up Envelope Punch Board These go together really fast and hold the small Hershey Bars You start with a piece of designer series paper that is 5" x 5" Punch and score at the 2" mark Turn 90% and punch and score at the 3" mark Again turn 90% and punch and score at the 2" mark And again punch and score at the 3" mark Products used Meant To Be Cling Bundle [150587] $53.00 Meant To Be Cling Stamp Set [148626]…

These little treat boxes hold Tootsie Roll Lollipops and are super quick and easy to make. They really are wraps for the candy. To make the wrappers cut a piece of Real Red to 2 1/4 x 7 1/2. Scor…

Today I want to share this great idea to make “strawberries” out of Dove chocolate hearts. I got this idea from another demonstrator, Barb Thomas. She made an adorable decorated cardstock box of strawberries. Our Sweet Strawberry bundle is a punch bundle that you can use to make the stems. They are stamped with Garden

These adorable Mini Ghirardelli Treat Holders are quick and easy to create and were inspired by Pal, Julie DiMatteo and fellow German Demonstrator, Daniela Gundlack. You can see their versions on their blogs here: Julie DiMatteo Blog Post & Daniela Gundlack Blog Post

Today’s project is a lollipop cover created using the diaper fold technique! How cute are those! I’d like to give credit to Darby Whittier for the idea to create these with a smaller piece of paper!