I'm so excited I have FOUR projects to share. The first is treat bags for my grandson and is something I totally scraplifted from http://jeanscraftycorner.blogspot.com/2011/02/cwc-sweet-shop-blog-hop-day-1-you-make.html . I mean almost TOTALLY. I did the heart from Sweethearts and the eyes from Graphically Speaking like she did, but I did do a different mouth. And instead of using staples, I used Scor-tape to attach the sixlets to the hearts and to attach the hearts together. I stamped the back with a Paper Trey Ink Stamp from the Spring Friendship jar set saying "Be My Valentine" and a "From" stamp from a set by Stephanie Barnard at Stamps4Life. My grandson LOVED these and is so excited about giving them to his school friends. I was working on these at my favorite scrapbook store (PS Scrapbooks in Allen, Tx) when one of the owners saw them. She took pictures, sent to friends and the next week several other ladies at the store were making them, too. I think this project caused a run on Valentine Sixlets in all of Garland, Plano, Allen and Frisco!!!
The second idea is the treat bags I made for my granddaughter's class. She loves owls so I used the owl from the Cricut Artiste cartridge and even found matching owl suckers at the dollar store. The treat bag topper is from the Storybook cartridge and the hearts are from the Sweethearts cartridge. I assembled the owls and hearts and stamped the hearts ahead of time. She and I put the candy in the bags, she signed her name on the hearts and she put the hearts and owls on the toppers and put the toppers on the plastic bags of candy. She is growing so fast and knew exactly what to do after seeing me do only one. I also used the same stamps on her treat bags as I did on her brother's.
The third project is one I did awhile back but never posted. The hearts were done with a Design Studio cut file and the little boxes that were between the top and bottom hearts were done just using a scoreboard and this tutorial http://scor-pal.com/basics/index_files/Page402.htm . I did a 2" square box with 1" sides and that was the perfect size for two of the Ghiradelli squares, with the sides of the candy wrappers folded up on the side.
The fourth project is nugget tins that I did for the grankids' teachers. I used this template to make the dividers http://nicholeheady.typepad.com/capture_the_moment/2008/10/introducing-the.html . The Ghiradelli squares and nuggets covers and the outside bands are just strips of paper. The little hearts on the outside of the box were cut using the Sweethearts cartridge and stamped using the Paper Trey Ink stamp. Each tin holds four Ghiradelli squares and four nuggets.
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1. RockinRenee - I came, I saw, I
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2. HappyScrapper64 - Random Thoughts of a Scrapbooker
3. gonescrappin - Col's Creative Corner
4. Hrvatica - Croation Crafter
5. Scootingranny - Scootingranny's World (You are here)
6. MamaC - Carolyn's Creative Corner (Go here next)
2. HappyScrapper64 - Random Thoughts of a Scrapbooker
3. gonescrappin - Col's Creative Corner
4. Hrvatica - Croation Crafter
5. Scootingranny - Scootingranny's World (You are here)
6. MamaC - Carolyn's Creative Corner (Go here next)
7. Greenie8705 - Gina Beana's Crafts
8. MariaJ - Stamp, Cut,
Create!
9. Di&Co - Creating Is Like Breathing
10. Dragonfly50 - Designs by Dragonfly
11. TiffysMom - Angie's Paper Passion
12. *Violette* - Whimsical Treasures
13. cricutaddicted - ScrappingForMoreFun
14. LoriSjogren - The Singing Shell
15. Scrapalette - Around the Block with Scrapalette
9. Di&Co - Creating Is Like Breathing
10. Dragonfly50 - Designs by Dragonfly
11. TiffysMom - Angie's Paper Passion
12. *Violette* - Whimsical Treasures
13. cricutaddicted - ScrappingForMoreFun
14. LoriSjogren - The Singing Shell
15. Scrapalette - Around the Block with Scrapalette
So pretty! I love all your Valentine's Projects!
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy! I love all your projects! My favorite is the nugget tin.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet are all of these? Love the heart with the arms and legs (fun fun fun) and the nugget boxes are so thoughtful and beautiful! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteWow look at all those wonderful projects!
ReplyDeleteI am so going to try those heart boxes.
Thanks for sharing.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Your blog hop sister,
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DesignsByDragonfly
Dragonfly50 (MB)
These are all such FUN FUN projects! love the little Valentine with his candy arms and legs. Cute! The nugget tins for the teachers are a GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat great projects! Ghiradelli squares are my favorite candy for gifting and I love your treat boxes. Will be scraflifting! TFS : ) Christine
ReplyDeleteYou energetic Grandma ....YOU. Love each one of these and can only imagine how happy the recipients were/will be.
ReplyDeleteWow - four wonderful projects. Each of these would be a treat to receive.
ReplyDeleteAll of your projects are so creative. You really did an amazing job
ReplyDeleteYour Grandchildren as so lucky to have such a caring and creative granny! All of your projects are awesome and I can bet the classmates are going to love them! I also think the candy boxes are perfect Valentines. Your creativity is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteSO much fun! My favorite is the heart/Skittles treat. That one is just great with the big smile and everything. Great job on all your projects!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry but I have made a mistake and have now changed my post but the candies used were Sixlets not Skittles.
DeleteYour projects are absolutely wonderful! Love each one of them but especially the first one!
ReplyDeleteYou sure have lucky grandkids. All your projects are just 'too cute' TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat projects. I can't pick which one I like the most. Thanks for playing along with us at FCCB.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bunch of Valentine projects! Good Grandma!!
ReplyDeleteWow! You were busy - love them all! They are very creative.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fantastic group of valentine projects. The heart with the skittles is so adorable. And, I love that your owl topper matches the owl sucker in the treat bag. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you buy the little candies in the tube? Love all of your projects, but especially the little heart!
ReplyDeleteI am so so sorry for my typing error...they are sixlets not skittles and they can be found at The Dollar Tree, Dollar General and Hobby Lobby (altho they are more expensive at HL)
DeleteLove your projects I'm always looking for ideas for the kids in my class and I think the little hearts are a keeper. TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat projects!! you did an amazing job in all of them. My fav is the owl one and how cute that it matches the candy you brought
ReplyDeleteWonderful projects -- love the owl treat bag!!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects!
ReplyDeleteLove all of your projects. TFS.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects love them all.
ReplyDeletesuch fun projects
ReplyDeleteAll these treat holders are fantastic! I especially like the tins and the attention you gave them, wrapping all those candies individually. Thanks for joining the Seeing Red challenge at FCCB!
ReplyDeleteBoy, you've been very busy! All of your projects are so cute. Thank you for sharing all of your ideas with us. I am going to try to make some of these for future holidays coming up!
ReplyDeleteAngie
Great projects! Thanks for sharing them with us at FCCB.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! So much SWEET creativity! I need to get to the store to see if there are any sixlets left! Thank you for the joining the hop and sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy! Everything is great but I especially like the owl bag topper!
ReplyDeleteMaria is right you were busy! I love the heart man, but the little owl with the matching suckers is just tooooo much !!! Love it.
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