Cards and containers made

Sep 12, 2006 10 Replies

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Had a Stampin' Up class at my house. We have great fun making cards. Then being in the stamping mood I've been working on Take-Out box treat containers. I got a few different patterns off the internet. Look in my cards album for pictures. Sorry a few pictures are blurry. They looked fine on the digital camera screen.



Lynne


Lynne, Cards look great. I like the one with the treat. Where did you get the template for the first box? The one with the pumpkins. I love the way it looks. Sandy

No special template. I can give you the measurements if you like. There is a punch that was used to make the slot easier, which I did order, but I've done several using scissors that last few days and they look fine. I think it would be a really nice gift to give people through the holidays. Halloween treats or Christmas treats... something to give someone you'd like to treat, but don't want to spend a lot of money on.

Lynne

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The above link is to the one with the pumpkins on it. I definitely like this one better of the 2 I've tried so far. I've been thinking of printing half out on one page and half on another to enlarge it a little. Get it to fit a 12X12 piece of paper.
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This link is one I haven't tried yet. It has promise as it looks possibly easier to cut out and put together. Lynne

Great cards Lynne! The buckle cards are cute, have to remember that. Would you share the measurements for the gum card? That's an ingenious idea. Of course, now you're enabling me to get that word window punch! LOL

The punch is from Stampin' Up!, the "Word Window Punch". Nifty thing, too! Lynne's such an enabler! LOL

I love your cards. The gum card is a really cute idea. I would like the pattern too please!

Thanks. I've copied them. I think the first one will work great to give the children at the daycare for Halloween. Sandy

That's exactly why I started making them. To give out small treats for Halloween. They are so cute and will hold just the right amount of Peanut Butter eyeballs. :)

Lynne

Great work Lynne.

Teresa in MD

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