I know, it is only the middle of January and I am posting Valentine's projects. However, if you have school aged children and want to make treats for your child's classmates, it is never to early. I love these little treats!
Using a few supplies (which you can purchase by clicking the links below ;o) you can knock these out in no time. If you set up an assembly line process, you could have 20 or 30 of these done in less than an hour. Watch the video below to see how I created these.
I hope everyone has a great weekend and look forward to sharing more projects with you next week.
Hey Everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, as usual, this month got away from me. I can't believe the last time I posted was on December 1st! Anyway, so I have been very busy to say the least. I was still making videos, but neglected to post them here on the blog and on my facebook page. If you want to check them out, check out my YouTube Channel. I have provided a link for one of them below but you can access all of them on my channel:
Here are some pictures for the projects that I hadn't posted (videos are on YouTube):
I am sorry I got so behind, and then got sick and trying to catch up has taken me a while. Hopefully things are getting back to normal. I will also be posting today details and videos for 2 projects I have created this week, and then Friday, I will have another post for you as well.
Aren't these the cutest? They are so easy to make and require very few supplies.
Watch the video below to see how I made the black and white treat cup from start to finish.
To make the pumpkin face treat cup, follow the same directions in the video for creating the cup itself, but instead of stamping the faces, sponge the paper with your coordinating ink (I used Calypso Coral in the one above). For the face, use your pennant punch or cut triangles from a 1 3/8" square punch. For the mouth, I used the large oval and 1" circle punch. Attach with Tombo add a curled pipe cleaner to seal the bag and you are done! These would be so easy to mass produce and look so cute sitting around as decorations too!
Thanks for stopping by, all the supplies used are linked below. See you next week!
