If
you need a lot of something (you know when you need to make 1 for everyone in
the whole class J)
this is a great project.
For 1
Cut pumpkin pie cardstock at 3 x 7 ½, Score
at 1 3/8, 1 7/8, 3 ¼, 3 ¾, burnish the folds. For many trim your cardstock to 9 x 7 ½ do
all your scoring and then cut into 3 pieces.
Fold
into a box to hold the nuggets on the left side of the card.
Now
do your stamping. I used the Spooky Cat
face and the rat. I wasn’t sure if I
liked smokey
slate (lighter) or basic grey, so I did a trial run. I liked the lighter smokey
slate as it looked like a ghost to me.
Here's my stamping close up.. I love the little ghost like cat faces!
Do you like the running rats?
Now
secure the box for the chocolates. Use tear-tape
or strong adhesive on the last flap to secure the “box” that holds the nuggets
(see photo)
Insert
3 nuggets.
Cut about
11-12” of
the 7/8 black striped ribbon, it has wire edges so it really is easy to work with.
Then tie it with 10” of twine.
Punch
out the Spooky Cat, and stamp out a greeting to go either on the back or below the Spooky Cat. I put a
wink of Stella (little bit of sparkle) on the cat’s paws, ears and tail, can
you see it??
Alternatively
you can stamp and punch out a label and attach to the back with your message as I did (see above).
Do you love it? I do.. I love a quick and easy project to make for lots of people.
I
have 13 projects coming your way Sept 1-13 207 and if you’d like a pdf of all
13 projects, just place an order in my online store and use the host code (any
amount is fine), or be a member of my team and all my tutorials are yours. We have a fabulous fun team from all over the
US with virtual support, weekly win-a-stamp-set competitions, with lots of
ideas. Great for hobby stampers who
enjoy the 20% discount, lots of business support for a business demo. I’d be
happy to email you the PDF of all projects!
Happy Halloween, MaryKate
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