
First you want to crease all seams. This is something you don't want to do once you got the tape on. Nothing like fighting with acetate that is sticky!!!

I used the Sticky Strip tape by Stampin' Up! to tape the seam shut. Regular double-sided tape will work but not for very long!!! I laid the tape on close to the inside edge. Then I folded up one end and added the candy. I tucked in the other end and tied it with the ribbon.
Then I cut a piece of stamped card stock and wrapped it around the pillow. I added the cat on a scalloped layer. These are VERY easy to make and a lot of fun. Can you imagine how fun they are going to be to give away???
These would make great Halloween gifts, Hostess gifts, Customer Appreciation gifts, Make n Takes and I think they would be a fun thing to have at a Craft Fair or Stamp Camp!
Thank you SO much for stopping by today,
Wanda
7 comments:
This looks really great with the colourful candies peeking out. Thanks for sharing. p.s. what type of tape was that ?? bluemoonbyniteatyahoodotcom
A great idea Wanda, and they look terrific!
Deanne
xx
Great pillow box, I love your treats.
How cute! I'm thinking of doing diaper fold pouches for my Halloween treats, but I'm liking this idea too! TFS!
Susan (scs=PSU_Mom)
Hi Wanda,
Thanks for the tip on the acetate! Have that die on my wishlist.
I learned at a mtg yesterday that if you try to be efficient in cutting aluminum foil in multiple layers, they get bonded together, like with the top note die. But it does give the piece a bit more stability.
Hey girl! The crease pad will solve your problem! But, adding some extra cardstock will work too. It isn't bad for your die. :) It is a really ctue project. I haven't bought that die yet. ;)
Wonderful treat box!Super cute!
Post a Comment