Today, I have this super cute Wedding Favor treat box that I learned how to create from our Stampin' Success Magazine that all Stampin' Up! Demonstrators get monthly, this is just one of those treats that you get as a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator. You can certainly make this treat box for any occasion! Oh by the way a lipstick fits PERFECTLY inside this box. Thank you for visiting and enjoy this amazing day!!
Hugs,
Norma
This adorable treat box was created using a 5-1/4 X 3" then score at 7/8", 1-3/4", 2-5/8", 3-1/2" and 4-3/8" . I heat embossed the Very Vanilla CS with Pewter Emboss Powder LOVE this emboss powder. I punched the label window before assembling the treat box with Sticky Strip.
I used some window sheet to cover the Modern Label window that I punched out with some sticky strip. I used mini Jaw breakers, this is the only thing I had LOL!! You can use any treat that will fit inside 3" high.
The Thanks sentiment was cut and embossed with the embosslits die from the clearance section for $4.99 only. For the final touches I added some tiny flowers, seam binding ribbon and some Rhinestones. I used the Fancy Flower punch #118073 for the bottoms of the treat box.
I used the SAB Fresh Vintage Stamp Set and stamped it with VersaMark. You can get this set for FREE with a $50 order before(S&H).
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Fancy Flower Punch #118073
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OK, ladies and gentlemen the "NEW" catalog is due to come out in JUNE and I'm super excited and I want to make sure you guys get a copy!!
If you have placed a $50 order with me this year you will be getting a New Catalog in the mail. If you want one sent to you automatically please make sure you place your $50 order order today HERE to get your Big Idea and Catalog in "JUNE" Don't forget that you will also qualify for FREE Sale-A-Bration item out of the SAB catalog. Don't miss this opportunity you have only till March 31, 2012.
Hugs,
Norma









