Little Treat Box Dies Archives - Libby Fens, Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

Welcome to our Create with Connie and Mary Saturday blog hop!

Our theme this week features a Halloween favor.

Perfect for these Little Treat Box Dies –

I die cut the boxes in Crushed Curry, Very Vanilla, Pumpkin Pie, and Mint Macaron.

I stamped the faces from the Harvest Hellos stamp set.

I then used the Simply Scored board to score the lines on the pumpkins. Then I assembled them.

I added treats before completing them with an oversized leaf from the Gathered Leaves Dies and a sentiment punched using the Classic Label Punch.

To close the pumpkins, I used a strip of Early Espresso cut at an angle.

Super easy. Super cute.

Get more great Halloween treat holder ideas by going forward to Debbie Henderson, and back to Cindy Elam. I know they’ll have some great projects to inspire us!

Stampin’ Up Supplies –

Stamp Set – Harvest Hellos (pumpkin face), Banner Year (sentiment)
Dies / Embossing – Little Treat Box Dies, Gathered Leaves Dies
Card Stock – Crushed Curry, Very Vanilla, Pumpkin Pie, Mint Macaron, Whisper White, Early Espresso
Ink – Black Memento
DSP – Classic Christmas 6 x 6 (available November 3)
Punches – Classic Label
Other – Simply Scored, 3/16″ Braided Linen Trim

Welcome to our Create with Connie and Mary Saturday blog hop!

Our theme this week features cards with critters!

Such cuteness you will see today!!!

Just look at this –

Oh my goodness – isn’t this little squirrel too cute?!?!?! He is from the Banner Year stamp set.

I stamped him in Cinnamon Cider on Very Vanilla, let him dry, then dotted his eye with a black sharpie. I used a 1 1/2″ Circle Punch to punch him out, backing him on a scallop circle from the Little Treat Box Dies (so so cute).

I took a piece of the Plaid Tidings 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper and stamped the little acorns in Bumblebee on the lighter squares. Doing this made this paper match the card perfectly!

The acorn and sentiment are also from the Banner Year stamp set. The sentiment flagging comes from the coordinating punch in the set, Banners Pick a Punch. It is quite versatile as you can choose different widths of strips to flag the ends.

Go forward to see Debbie Henderson and her cute critter, and back to Cindy Elam and her cute critter creation. I know we will all have some great projects to make us squee with joy!

Stampin’ Up Supplies –

Stamp Set – Banner Year
Dies / Embossing – Little Treat Box Dies
Bundle – Banner Year
Card Stock – Cinnamon Cider, Early Espresso, Very Vanilla
Ink – Cinnamon Cider, Early Espresso, Bumblebee
DSP – Plaid Tidings 6 x 6
Punches – 1 1/2″ Circle

Create with Connie and Mary Saturday Blog Hop – Halloween Favor

Create with Connie and Mary Saturday Blog Hop – Critter Cards