Showing posts with label candy gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy gifts. Show all posts
Monday, October 24, 2016
Sneak Peek Week Day 2- Foodie Fun
Sneak Peek Week Day 2- Foodie Fun
Welcome to Day 2 of Sneak Peek Week!
Hope you enjoyed the first day of it. If you missed it, you can find it HERE.
Hope you enjoyed the first day of it. If you missed it, you can find it HERE.
Today we introduce our happy food with Foodie Fun foods! Food should be fun and these little morsels will put a smile to your face:)
On today's post, I featured our sushi and Asian food stamps. These are fun for any occasion. Use your imagination and make them into whatever you can imagine! These food stamps would also be perfect to pair with a restaurant gift card or dinner invitation.
Here is the grouping of stamped creations I did using this collection.
On today's post, I featured our sushi and Asian food stamps. These are fun for any occasion. Use your imagination and make them into whatever you can imagine! These food stamps would also be perfect to pair with a restaurant gift card or dinner invitation.
Here is the grouping of stamped creations I did using this collection.
I used the strong red, black and white color theme to bring out the Asian food theme. Here are just the cards.
Black card close-up.
Red card close-up.
Candy boxes close-up
I took the Versafine Onyx Black ink pad and stamped the food stamps on each label I needed.
I then used water based markers to color in the labels. Aren't they cute?!
I then put 6 in the box.
Here is a side view so you can see how they are packaged.
I then added ribbon to top it off.
Here is a close up of the gift bag. I printed it on black cardstock from DeNami using a laser printer. The shiny toner made it easier to know where to cut. You cut on the solid lines and score on the dotted lines. I then used a one inch punch to cut out the hole handle. You can leave solid if you prefer or use a different size. This is very versatile. If you print at 105% you can fit the clear box I showed inside this bag. This gift bag is available HERE.
You can order it or buy it in a downloadable format. (Note: The download is for personal use only and not to be shared.)
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Thanks for stopping by!
DeNami Supplies:
PF78 Tasty Take-out
B129 Chopsticks
PF79 Happy Sushi
PF81 Soy Delicious
E222 This is how I roll
GF02A Downloadable Gift Bag
CB200 Clear Boutique Box (2.25x2.25x1)
PC23 Black Cardstock
PC21 White Cardstock
N133 Polka Dot Background
N136 Medium Polka Dot Background
E114 Small Dot Circle Frame
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Valentine Lollipop Treats
Hello friends,
I can't wait to share with you what Deb has been cooking up. I think she has outdone herself with cuteness!! I absolutely love how simple this is, yet totally creative and eye catching.
Today you can learn how to make this in time for Valentine's Day.
This project would be perfect for party favors for a kid's party, bridal shower, celebration, or even game day. Just change out the colors and stamps to create the theme you need.
You can even do this and tuck a Dove chocolate instead of the lollipop. Just don't make the hole for the stick. If you don't want to do candy, you can easily tuck in a mini post it note pad! How cute would that be!
Here's Deb's step by step tutorial. Give her some love by leaving a comment. Us bloggers LOVE comments.
Here's what Deb writes:
Hello DeNami friends! It’s Deb here today sharing some fun Valentine’s Day treats using some stamps from the latest release combined with some older stamps. DeNami carries so many wonderful Valentine themed stamps that you can easily substitute the images or sentiments while making this project.
I can't wait to share with you what Deb has been cooking up. I think she has outdone herself with cuteness!! I absolutely love how simple this is, yet totally creative and eye catching.
Today you can learn how to make this in time for Valentine's Day.
This project would be perfect for party favors for a kid's party, bridal shower, celebration, or even game day. Just change out the colors and stamps to create the theme you need.
You can even do this and tuck a Dove chocolate instead of the lollipop. Just don't make the hole for the stick. If you don't want to do candy, you can easily tuck in a mini post it note pad! How cute would that be!
Here's Deb's step by step tutorial. Give her some love by leaving a comment. Us bloggers LOVE comments.
Here's what Deb writes:
Hello DeNami friends! It’s Deb here today sharing some fun Valentine’s Day treats using some stamps from the latest release combined with some older stamps. DeNami carries so many wonderful Valentine themed stamps that you can easily substitute the images or sentiments while making this project.
For my
project, I created some adorable lollipop wrappers. First I measured my
lollipops to ensure they would be completely wrapped. I used Jolly Rancher
lollipops. I trimmed my cardstock to 3x 2 ¾. Since I was using DeNami cardstock
I simply trimmed it in half lengthwise and then trimmed off 2 ½ inches.
I scored
them down the middle.
Then I
marked a spot half way down so that I could hole punch the center for the
lollipop stick. As it turned out, my crop-a-dile was too short! So I used my
scissors to trim an opening.
I stamped my
focal point using the new Sealed with a Kiss and Sweetie Skunk along with my
other sentiments and images. I added some foam adhesive to attach them to the
wrappers.
Then I
simply slid them into the wrappers. I applied a bit of ATG to one side to make
sure they didn’t slide around.
Then I used
my Tim Holtz tiny attacher to close them. You could also use a regular stapler
or more ATG.
I applied
some ATG to my fingers, just like Nami taught me *wink* and then wrapped it
around the lollipop stick.
I
trimmed some ribbon to about 6 inches and tied a knot around the stick
making sure the ribbon was attached to the stick. Then I trimmed off the
excess ribbon.
This project
would also work great as party favors at a baby shower or birthday party. I hope you have the chance to give this a try.
DeNami supplies used:
Magenta cardstock
Monday, January 19, 2015
Candy Purses
Hi Friends,
I love Valentine's Day. It's a great time to share your love and appreciation to those around you. Little gifts and treats are a great way of spreading the love around easily and inexpensively.
These little candy purses can use scrap cardstock and supplies.
Here's what you will need:
TR12 Sweet Treat Blocks Trifles Set (Scallop Square stamp)
E114 Small Circle Dot Frame
F183 Double Circle stamp
Versafine Onyx Black ink pad
ATG adhesive
Boutique Buttons
Rhinestones
Scissors
PC21 White Cardstock
PC45 Amethyst Cardstock
PC49 Lavender Cardstock
Marvy purple Oval Scallop Punch (2x3 inches)
Marvy purple Square Scallop Punch (2 inches)
Marvy purple Rectangle Scallop Punch (1.5x2.5 inches)
Marvy yellow Scallop Circle Punch (1.5 inches)
Here are the Marvy punches
Here are the DeNami stamps I used
For the hot pink purse, punch out 2 scallop rectangles.
Fold about 4 scallops in, or 1 inch from edge approximately
Using an ATG adhesive applicator, apple to the folded ends and attach ends together.
Apply ATG adhesive to inside and press candy, such as Rolo, Hershey's Nuggets, Hershey's Kisses, hard candies, etc.
On White cardstock, stamp scallop square with Versafine Onyx Black ink pad.
Detail cut or Fussy cut the scallop with scissors.
Fold diagonally in half.
Apply ATG adhesive and attach to top of purse.
Gather buttons and rhinestones
Apply ATG adhesive to your fingers and press on button to adhere adhesive.
Continue stacking another button and then a self adhesive rhinestone.
Attach to purse base.
For handle, stamp Dot Circle stamp with Versafine Onyx Black ink pad.
Punch out using Marvy 1.5 inch scallop circle punch, centering it in the window.
Super easy to do this.
Fold it in half.
Using scissors, cut out center.
Unfold creating a ring.
Apply ATG adhesive to your finger and then press ring to the adhesive until it transfers.
You should have a sticky front ring.
Attach to purse body.
Look how adorable this looks!
Here is the other variation using Scallop Oval punches.
Here it is using the Square Scallop punch. Punch out three and fold one 2 scallops in or just make sure the middle surface is wide enough for your candy. This one is about 1 inches wide.
Apply ATG to the folded sides and then attach the square scallops to the adhesive.
Optional: Cut off about 1.25 inches from the end or 2 scallops.
Turn over and apply ATG adhesive and press on candy.
I love Valentine's Day. It's a great time to share your love and appreciation to those around you. Little gifts and treats are a great way of spreading the love around easily and inexpensively.
These little candy purses can use scrap cardstock and supplies.
Here's what you will need:
TR12 Sweet Treat Blocks Trifles Set (Scallop Square stamp)
E114 Small Circle Dot Frame
F183 Double Circle stamp
Versafine Onyx Black ink pad
ATG adhesive
Boutique Buttons
Rhinestones
Scissors
PC21 White Cardstock
PC45 Amethyst Cardstock
PC49 Lavender Cardstock
Marvy purple Oval Scallop Punch (2x3 inches)
Marvy purple Square Scallop Punch (2 inches)
Marvy purple Rectangle Scallop Punch (1.5x2.5 inches)
Marvy yellow Scallop Circle Punch (1.5 inches)
Here are the Marvy punches
Here are the DeNami stamps I used
There are so many variations you can come up with. You can vary the depth and make them shallower for Post-it Notes. You can also put a mini bag inside and fill with loose candies, like M&M's.
These would also make great little girls' birthday party favors, bridal shower favors, Mother's Day gifts, ladies' luncheons favors, etc.
These would also make great little girls' birthday party favors, bridal shower favors, Mother's Day gifts, ladies' luncheons favors, etc.
Hope you enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed making them. Once you get started, they are so easy to make lots of them. Have fun.
What will you be making them for? Comment below.
What will you be making them for? Comment below.
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