Today’s project is a quick & easy St. Patrick’s Day treat holder featuring the Mini Curvy Keepsakes and All Dressed Up Dies!
Here’s slightly different angle:
And here’s a closer look:
The Mini Curvy Keepsakes Dies are the perfect size for a Ferrero Rocher or a handful of chocolate coins or Hershey’s Kisses. I’m hoping you may already have these dies in your stash, since St. Patrick’s Day is only a week away! How is that possible?!?
The All Dressed Up Dies make the cutest little Leprechaun belt, don’t you think?!? I used the Itty Bitty Greetings paired with the Classic Label Punch for the sentiment and I added a bow created with the Fine Art Ribbon.
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PROJECT MEASUREMENTS:
- Garden Green cardstock – 5-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ piece
- Scrap of Basic Black
- Scrap of Gold Foil Sheets
- Scrap of Whisper White
PROJECT SUPPLY LIST:
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How cute ia this!!! Another one of your projects for next year! Thanks again for some great ideas!
Thank you so much, Karen!
Love this project Julie, any other suggestion for the belt buckle if one does not have the dies??
Great question, Mary! You could use square punches? Or even cut strategically using a paper trimmer!
So cute ! I will have to try it since I have this die (which I love ) I would not have dreamed up this cute design ….How creative !
Thank you, Sonny! It’s such an amazing die set!
I love this die!! I’ve made turkeys, and various others things using it! Love your St. Pat.’s treat holder!
Thank you, Sharon! Yes, so many things you can make with this die set!
Love these! And yes the belt is sweet. Bringing them to my grandkids this weekend. They are New Englanders and big on St. Patrick’s day up there
Lucky grandkids of yours, Kathy! ☘️
This is adorable!
Thank you, Phaline!
Your creativity is so infectious. Can’t tell you how many times after reading your posts, that I have dropped everything and have made one. Sometimes, I do have to make more – like opening the bag of chips and not able to eat just one! Thanks for sharing the cutest treat boxes. This one will go to the office staff of our daughter’s school where she is the assistant principal in an elementary school.
Oh, Kimberly… thank you! You made my day! That’s exactly how I feel when I get an idea in my head or see something that inspires me! I simply can’t wait to try it out! Lucky office staff! ☘️