Tea Light Candle Card

Here is another Christmas project to show you. It's a card that has a little treat box attached. I put some tea lights in, I wrapped some washi tape around them first so they looked more Christmasy.
I wrapped washi tape around  a triangle (from the perfect pennants die) to make the tree.
I also used washi tape and linen threat to close the box rather than sticking in the ends down.

Here is the inside: 

Halloween Treat Box Card

Here is another Halloween Treat Box Card. This time I tried to make it into a grave stone by shaping the top of the box using the Label framelits. I do love these googly ghouls, I've made loads but don't worry I haven't photographed them all, (yet!).

I will be at St Nicholas's Church Hall in Guisborough on Staurday 13th of October, (10am-3pm) so please pop along and say hello.

Stampin' Up! Googly Ghouls

I have been making some Halloween treat boxes using the googly ghouls stamp set.  This is a great little stamp set and fantastic value as you can buy a Ghoulish Googlies Bundle that includes the stamp set, printed tags, glassine bags, googly eyes and bakers twine. Here is the treat box card I made.

 Open up the box to find some chocolate eyes, yummy, yummy! Underneath the eyes it says Boooo! 

In Love With Stamping Blog Hop!

Welcome to the In Love With Stamping Stampin' Up Autumn/Winter and 12/13 Annual Catalogue Blog Hop! I suspect you have just popped over from the lovely Elaina's blog. I thought I would showcase the very cute Frosty Friends stamp from the Autumn/Winter catalogue, at only £10.95 it is a great for new stampers and those who want to make some quick fun cards, (and don't want to spend too much as they have already bought the Amazing Ornament Keepsake Bundle!).
Introducing Frosty Friends.....

My first card is an ideal card for new stampers as you only need the one stamp, a set of 2011-2013 in-colour Stampin' Write marker pens, In-Colour card bundle, whisper white, dazzling details glitter and the festival of Prints Designer Paper Stack, (also some adhesive and scissors/paper trimmer!). 
The colour scheme is Island Indigo and Pool Party.

For my second card I also used the Greetings of the Season stamp set,(greeting is inside so you can't see it!) the 1 1/4"Scallop Circle Punch and the 1" Circle Punch.

Last but not least is a box card I made using Frenchie Jo's Tutorial. I love these little box cards they only use half a sheet of A4 card stock but with a little chocolate treat in they make ideal Christmas cards for the children's teachers, work colleagues and neighbours etc... In addition to the basic kit you need the modern label punch (I also used a little strip of acetate for the window) but if you haven't got this you could always leave the window out, more of a surprise when you open the little box. I changed the top of the box so that you can open and close it without tearing the box. Don't stick the little strip down, close both ends and trim the lid as in my picture, I used the punched out modern label to make the tab to open the lid. (This will make more sense once you have looked at the tutorial!)

See you later...

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Pennant Parade Thank You Treat Card

I made a little thank you treat box for my stamp club members using this great tutorial by Frenchie Jo for a treat card. It is a great tutorial and so easy to make, I changed the way it fastened, gluing up both ends of the treat box and leaving the top unstuck, I used the punch out as a little pull tag to open the lid. I used the pennant parade stamp set and matching punch.

Rather than chocolates I filled the little box with some calorie free Stampin' Up ribbon!