Showing posts with label Easter. candy holder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. candy holder. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Cutie Fang Candy Holder

It will be Halloween before we know it!



For my New Release project for Digital Delights by Louby Loo, I created a little candy holder using "Cutie Fang Set" which can be found here New Release





 CARD RECIPE

All DD Stamps Used: Cutie Fang Set

Cardstock & Papers: Spooky Delight Stack by DCWV, image printed on Spectrum Noir Cardstock

Markers: Prismacolor Pencils

Acc./ Embellishments: Orange and black yarn, tag holder svg from LSHD

Special Technique: None


COLOR PALETTE - Prismacolor Pencils Used

Greens: 912 Apple Green, 913 Spring Green, 989 Chartreuse
Reds: 925 Crimson Lake, 924 Crimson Red, 926 Carmine Red
Oranges: 1032 Pumpkin Orange, 918 Orange, 921 Pale Vermilion
1034Goldenrod
Grays: Cool Gray 80%, Cool Gray 50%, Cool Gray 30%, Cool         Gray 20%

Happy Haunting!



Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Easter Milk Carton Caddy


Since Easter will be here before we know it, I have been getting ready by making a cute caddy that will hold four milk cartons filled with Easter goodies.



My Scrap Chick Files Used

#10 from Caddy Essentials







Other Materials Used

Embossed Brights by Craft Smith
Chick Glitter Cardstock by DCWV
Light Pink Small Dots by Coredinations
Light Green Small Dots by Coredinations
Light Pink Stripe by Coredinations
Baby Girl Double Sided Cardstock by Cloud 9 Design
Other Cardstock by Recollections
4 one inch green paper flowers
4 one inch pink paper flowers
3/8 inch yellow floral ribbon by Reel Ribbon
"Happy Easter" stamp from Stampin Up
Tape runner, glue and foam tape

Keeping all the caddy pieces grouped together, I made two caddys, each at 11.75 inches high, using the Embossed Brights. They were attached together using glue and tape runner, paper clipping them together while they dried. I made the mat by the handle by duplicating the base then using the slice feature on my Explore to get just the back piece. I made two of these pieces and four side mats from the Chick Glitter Cardstock. The side mats were attached 3/8 inch up from the bottom. Tape runner was put on the back of the ribbon and it was wrapped around the bottom of the caddy, and the ends were glued in place.



I made two pink dotted milk cartons and two green milk cartons each sized at 10.5 inches wide.(Make sure to keep all pieces grouped together.) The striped papers were added around the tops. After the cartons were filled, I stapled the tops closed and hid the staple with a flower, attached with glue dots, on each side.

The circle tags are 1 3/4 inches in diameter. They are stamped with a Happy Easter stamp from Stampin Up. The little chick on the tag is 1 3/4 inches tall. The chicks on the caddy are about 2 1/4 inch tall by 3 1/2 inches wide. The heads of all the chicks were attached with foam tape to give dimension. The finished paper piecings were also attached to the cartons and caddy with foam tape.

The finished caddy is 5 1/2 inches square and 5 3/4 inches tall. Each milk carton is 2 1/2 inches square by 5 inches tall. The caddy is super strong and easily holds the four milk cartons filled with candy.

I love how this project turned out. My son's family has four members so I think they will be getting this sweet caddy for Easter. (If I don't break into the candy first.) Give this project a try; it was so easy and fun! Please leave a comment; I'd love to know what you think. Happy Crafting!