Skittles Guest Designer Time!
I
will be having guest designers pop over to show off how they use my
handmade Skittles on their projects! Looking for the latest and greatest
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Skittles!
Hello Crafty Friends,
Carri asked my to showcase her skittles and I jumped at the chance to share. I have been using Carri's skittles since she created them and I have truly enjoyed the variety of colors and flare it adds to my projects.
Here is my Skittle's project...
I used Rudolph Red glitter skittles around my Vintage Lace Spellbinder, which is adhered with Zip Dry to the front of my boutique (treat) box. This would be perfect for an end-of-the-year teacher gift.
I cut out circles (cut at 3/4" which fits the bottom of the Hershey Kiss) and then stamped each one with A+. A glue pen was used to adhere each circle to the bottom of the Hershey Kiss. I used crimped red scrap paper to fill the bottom of the clear treat box.
The twine bow secures the top flap.
Materials:
white, red, and black card stock
Spellbinders ~ Vintage Lace Motifs
Give a Hoot Cricut cartridge ~ apple (p. 35) cut at 2"
Plantin Schoolbook Cricut cartridge ~ circles cut at 3/4"
Pink by Design stamps ~ School is Cool set
skittles by Carri
red and white twine by American Craft
DeNami boutique (treat) box
Hershey Kisses
Thank you G for sharing your adorable project! I love how you used such a great Spellbinder!
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Stay Creative,
Georgiana
Great showcasing on this adorable treat bag... love the colors....
ReplyDeleteAdorable treat box. Congrats on your guest spot!
ReplyDeleteGeorgiana did an awesome job using the skittles! A great teacher treat :)
ReplyDelete~Sheena
Totally Cute & Yummy Treat! Great job!
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Have a wonderful day,
Migdalia
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This is really adorable. I love the look of the skittles around the edge!
ReplyDeleteGeorgiana did a GREAT job showcasing your skittles!! They are adorable, and I love the teacher gift -- FANTASTIC!! :)
ReplyDeleteBIG HUGS,
Amy :) at www.lovetocrop.com
Super cute!!
ReplyDeleteEverything about this is too cute! I especially noticed the bottom of the Hershey's kisses, I don't believe I've ever seen those decorated before and I really like it.
ReplyDeleteBest crafty wishes!
Amber
Staying Crafty
Georgiana showcased the awesome skittles beautifully!! I love this project!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
This is AWESOME!!! I loveeeeeeee it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous!! I love it Georgiana!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for having me as a Guest Skittles Designer!
ReplyDeleteGeorgiana
• Carson's Creations •
Awesome project Georgiana! The skittles look awesome:)
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Really cute treat box. The skittles were the perfect thing to add to the doily shape.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute treat box. Love the skittles.
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable project! The skittles really make the project pop!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jo
Aww this looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat project!Very pretty,love how used skittles...
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome project from Georgiana!! That is an adorable treat box!
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet for your treats!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLaurie
Such a gorgeous project, the spellbinder doily is absolutely beautiful! Great colors too!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute project!! Great gift idea with apple and packaging !
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com
Great teacher gift!
ReplyDeleteCarri, I think Georgiana did a spectacular job at showcasing those skittles! Love the pretty shade of red and she used them in such a fun way. Such a great little giftie!
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