A couple of weeks ago, Patty, Cindee and I got together to start our holiday crafting. We each chose a Holiday Catalog product that we would create some fun Halloween projects with. Patty chose to create one using the Baker's Box Thinlits Dies.
Over the next three days, we'll each be sharing these projects with you in our Mini Blog Hop series. I hope you like them as much as we all did!
First up is Patty's FaBOOlous Baker's Box. Using the Happy Hauntings Designer Series Paper, we each chose a different patterned paper design for our baker's box.
We adorned our baker's boxes with:
- Tangelo Twist 5/8" Striped Cotton Ribbon,
- Basic Black 3/8" Stitched Satin Ribbon,
- Belly band cut from Happy Hauntings Designer Series Paper,
- Die cut owl from the Howl-o-ween Treat Stamp Set, and
- Banner stamped with a sentiment from the Six Sayings Stamp Set (hostess exclusive stamp set).
We had to perform a little "surgery" on the owl to keep him from being covered by the banner. We simply cut him in half at the waist. We also cut slits under his wings so he could hold onto the banner. Genius, right?!
In case you don't know this already, you can POUR treats out of the Baker's Box just like you pour milk or juice the from the carton. Who knew?! Patty showed us that trick too.
Isn't this the cutest treat box?! Your little Trick-o-Treaters are going to love these little goodie boxes! I know my little Trick-o-Treater will.
You will find all of the Stampin' Up! products used to create these boxes below. Order what you need by placing your order in my Online Store anytime, or click any of the photos below to go right to that item.
Please stop by both Patty Bennett and Cindee Wilkinson's blogs to check out their boxes. Patty has all of the instructions on her blog on how to create these fun boxes. Be sure to stop by tomorrow for my Happy Haunting Pillow Boxes.
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, happy crafting!
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2 comments:
Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas!
I'm so glad you enjoyed them, Carol! We had so much fun making them all.
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