Welcome to the first ever Scrappn' Savvy blog hop! During this blog hop, you will visit each instructors' website and see some wonderful projects featuring the We R Memory Keepers "Love Struck" collection. You must leave a comment at each blog, and then return back to the Scrappn' Savvy blog and leave a comment that you have finished the hop. There will be some small prizes given away on each blog for a random commenter, and there will be one grand prize given away from all those comments left on the Scrappn' Savvy blog after you have finished the hop. The order of the blogs to visit is listed below.
Here is a project that I created with the We R Memory Keepers "Love Struck" collection:
Treat Boxes (Pizza Style)
I decided to create something that would be easy to mass produce (for ALL your Valentine's) and didn't require anything more complicated than a cutter, score tool, bone folder, and adhesive. I really LOVE my Martha Stewart Scoreboard (try it the next time you visit us at Scrappn' Savvy) but you can create this pizza style treat box with just a ruler and a stylus or bone folder.
© Score your 6” x 11” print or cardstock at 1”, 5”,
6” and 10”.
© Turn your paper and score the 6” side at 1” and
5”.
© Cut slits up to the 1” and 5” score line and
create 1” x 1” flaps.
© Use your red tacky tape on the flaps.
© Use your bone folder to create nice crisp folds.
© Remove tape and line up the corners.
© Decorate as desired (I LOVE the smaller prints
on the 6” pads and the prints with 4 quarters) and the tiny tags and stamps.
© You might want to add a covered chipboard bottom if you have a heavier treat.
© Fill with cookies, candy, and other treats.
© Enjoy!
Here I am in mass produce mode - only 15 more to go. I think my grandson's class will love these filled with heart shaped cookies. Perfect addition to the other things I have picked out for their treat bags. Happy Hopping!!!
Now continue on with the hop and visit the next person in line! Once you have visited everyone's blog and left a comment, be sure to return to the Scrappn' Savvy blog and leave a comment that you have finished the hop!
Also, please be sure that you check out the Scrappn' Savvy store website to see upcoming events and classes: http://www.scrappnsavvy.com/
Scrappn’ Savvy Blog- http://www.razzilldazzilltime.blogspot.com/
Karen Burniston- http://www.karenburniston.typepad.com/
Audrey Yeager- http://www.audreysreflection.blogspot.com/
Carol Brown- http://www.cricutbycarol.blogspot.com/
Debra Hensley - http://minuetsmuse.blogspot.com/
Margene Beadroux- http://margenesscrapbooking.blogspot.com/
Heather Leopard- http://www.thespottedleopard.blogspot.com/
Terri Burnette- http://thepaperassylum.blogspot.com/
Susan Mckinney- http://upinmystudio.blogspot.com/
Leslie Parlette - http://designsdessertdisasters.blogspot.comYou are here :-)
Tove Mayer - www.totallytove.blogspot.com
Lesle these are just adorable!! I love how you took a how of all your supplies...
ReplyDeleteYour blog looks great Leslie! Love the treat boxes- I'm sure the class will love them too! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic. Thanks for sharing the template!
DeleteGreat a new project I can use my new scoring board on. Love the idea. Can't wait to make one and put candy in it for me, oops I mean my husband. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLoved your project Leslie. Got to get out that score board. It's still unused(blush) Loved your instructions, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt would be cute give aways for Valentines.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cindy, I hope the class likes them.
DeleteVery cute! You always have the best directions! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen ... see you in class :-) You are a doll!
DeleteWOW! Can I be in your grandson's class? ;)
ReplyDeleteThese treat boxes look awesome - love the heart border you put on the one, and the tulle is a lovely touch. I've made origami boxes before, but these are bigger - thanks for the measurements!
Thank you so much Cynthia ... that is Fiskars Framed in Love border and corner punch. I used to teach math and try to keep my skills sharp :-) I am working on a bigger one now.
DeleteThese little boxes are too cute! What a lucky class of kids to get these! I am now following your blog too! This has been a good blog hop!
ReplyDeleteThank you ... I will be posting another treat container later this week.
DeleteWhat great directions! I love the project and you've inspired me to pull out my Martha Stewart scoring tool!
ReplyDeleteAlicia - thanks, I use my MS scoreboard ALL the time!
DeleteGreat project!! love seeing all the blogs on the hop!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had fun on the hop!
DeleteThis is a terrific creation!
ReplyDeleteThanks - I decided to share the project I was actually working on for my little guys. I have another treat bag I will be sharing later this week.
DeleteLove both examples. They will be great for my grand children. Thanks for the instructions. Thanks for the chance to WIN!!!!
ReplyDeletegood luck ... aren't grandchildren WONDERFUL :-)
DeleteYay for an awesome blog design, Leslie! Love, love, love your little boxes! Your grandson will be the hit of his class!
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen ... looking forward to Friday!
DeleteThis is great! I am going to try to make one!!
ReplyDeleteDid you make one? How did it go? Any questions? Would love to see a picture :-D
DeleteYour directions are perfect. I just made one and now I want to make more for my grandson's pre-school class. Thank you for sharing this wonderful idea,
ReplyDeleteThank you Brenda ... can't wait to see how my little guys like them. Have you decided what you are going to fill yours with yet? Would love to see them. :-)
DeleteGreat way to personalize your pizza and cookie boxes! Plus everyone will be talking more about the box that what was inside.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I sized the boxes to fit my heart shaped sour cream sugar cookies ...
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