This Cute and Quick Christmas Treat Holder for Hershey Miniatures Candy is easy to make and uses few supplies.
This Video is less than 8-1/2 minutes.
SUPPLIES:
Stamps: Tags Tags Tags #150508
Ink Pad: Garden Green
Cardstock: Real Red
Whisper White
Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine: Trio of Tags Dies #140667
Ribbon: Old Olive/Pretty Peacock 3/8″ Reversible #149496
Adhesives: Stampin’ Seal
Glue Dots
Stampin’ Dimensionals (optional)
Candy: Hershey Miniatures candy bars from your local store
INSTRUCTIONS:
Cut Your cardstock Treat Holder: 2-1/4″ x 8-1/2″. Score at 1″, 4″, and 4-1/2″. Crease with your Bone Folder.
Decorate the front:
~Stamp your Tags with Garden Green ink on Whisper White cardstock.
~Cut out your Tags with your Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine. Also, cut out two sets of Whisper White Snowflakes.
~Choose your Tag and attach it with either Glue Dots or Stampin’ Dimensionals.
~Add your Snowflakes to the 1″ Flap with Glue Dots.
You can either attach the Candy first or the Ribbon. I have done it both ways now. It is easier to line up the Stampin’ Seal line with the candy in.
Attach your Candy:
~Use 1-2 Glue Dots on the back of each piece of candy and attach the candy to the Treat Holder as show in the video.
~Add a second layer of candy using Glue Dots to attach them to the first layer of candy if desired.
Ribbon:
~Fold your Treat Holder over the candy.
~Lift the Flap and run a line of Stampin’ Seal close to the fold under the flap.
~Attach your Ribbon leaving about 6″ at the end for your bow.
~Turn your Treat Holder over. Lay out the Ribbon end and use it to help you line up the Stampin’ Seal strip.
~Attach your Ribbon to the Stampin’ Seal Strip.
~You can trim the end now or after you tie your bow.
~Tie your Bow.
Your Cute and Quick Christmas Treat Holder for Hershey Miniatures Candy is finished and ready to give away.
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