Today is the first day of our Holiday Blitz on SCS.
For the next 11 days we will feature a great holiday project tutorial every day.
We are kicking it off with this easy box to put your treats (cookies, candy, potpourri) in.
Sorry the picture isn’t the best. I made a big sample and it was hard to photograph.
We saw a box like that as a treat box in the Paper Zone back in Portland. I knew that would be a great project for a tutorial. You can see the step by step tutorial on SCS.
For tomorrow….get yourself some glass ornaments and acetate!
But this is not all we were working on so hard. The other project is still not complete. We are in the middle of revamping the resource section! I can’t wait until it’s done and we get to show it off.
Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.19 Responses to “First day of Holiday Blitz on SCS”
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What a fab project!
Awesome…how exciting, now I have something to look foward to everyday on Splitcoast for the next 11 days.
Miss You Beate!!!!! But a great project!!!!!
What an awesome project!! I can’t wait to see what you guys have up your sleeves! 🙂
How fantastic is that!! I will give it a go tomorrow when I am wide awake. Thanks for sharing.
K.
you are so talented! I am looking forward to the other holiday projects- Thanks for sharing. Barb
This is so neat! Thanks, Beate!
Beate, I read this tutorial over at SCS before heading over here and I love this. I think I am going to make these for the office as Christmas goodies. Fun Fun Fun!
Ooooooh, this is fabulous! I can’t wait to check out all the projects!
Wow…your box looks really cool! I need to check out that tute.
All of this is so exciting! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome box! So glad you finished all the tutorials! I’ll bet you can breathe now! 🙂
I made a few of these for door prizes at my stamp camp on Sunday and the girls loved them! I had them loaded with lots of chocolate. Before they left I gave them a quick mini lesson just using a scrap piece of paper. They were so happy they didn’t even have to write it down it was so simple. Love the idea of cardstock and then patterned paper. Makes it much more sturdy! More chocolate will fit!!!!!!! Thanks for the great tutorial, now I can direct them if they should get stuck!!!!
This is great, thanks for the tutorial! I can’t wait to see what else is coming! 😉
These are super cute! I made tons of these at Easter last year for all the kids. They work great with some of that Easter Grass and candy! Can’t wait to do them again!
This is such a great project. I will have to try one this week! Thanks for sharing!
Oh My Goodness, That is Fantastical!!!
HUGS
I love this project and the timing is perfect. I think I have time to plaY!
Beate,
Congratulations on the 900K post mile marker!! I love your work and look forward to all you new tutorials and gallery uploads at SCS
So neat!
🙂
It is very good idea for gifts to everyone who will eat Xmas candies.Thanks alot I love your work so much. Beautiful colors, too