Stampin’ Up Gently Falling Stamp Set: #3 in the series! Treat Pouch
October 12th, 2011
Ooooh, boy! Today’s treat pouch is a super simple project you can make for your kids, or for a bunch of kids WITH your kid’s help!
Start with a piece of cardstock cut at 4-1/4 x 9. Score at 3/4" and 4-1/2. Use your Word Window Punch to cut the slot where you will put your candy.
Adhere the short 3/4" end above the slot. Embellish as desired!
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Stampin’ Up Supplies:
- Gently Falling Stamp Set (WM: 123802, CM: 123804), You’re a Gem Stamp Set (WM: 12268, CM: 122270)
- Cardstock: 115318 Soft Suede, Very Vanilla,100946 More Mustard
- Ink: 115657 Soft Suede, 103162 More Mustard, 122938 Pool Party
- Accessories: 101610 Stampin’ Sponges,124003 Spice Cake Designer Series Paper, 119860 1-3/8" Circle Punch, 119854 1-3/4" Scallop Circle Punch, 119857 Word Window Punch, 104199 Linen Thread, 104430 Dimensionals
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7 Responses to “Stampin’ Up Gently Falling Stamp Set: #3 in the series! Treat Pouch”
By Connie on Oct 12, 2011
Cute, simple and easy! My kind of project!! I’m ready to make a few for the grandkids.
By Bernadette Tapella on Oct 13, 2011
Love your series on Gently Falling, also loved the one on Blossom. And cased your card, bird on a fence. You have great ideas and I love the fact you give different ideas for the same stamp set, since I can’t afford to have every set.
By LisaR on Oct 14, 2011
Great tutorial! TFS
By Sue Alg on Oct 14, 2011
Great idea and I too will be making these for my grandkids.
By Catherine on Oct 14, 2011
Kiddos will love it!
@Bernadette, thank you so much! I can’t believe you can’t afford all the stamps, though. LOL! Just kidding! Glad my videos are helpful.
By Cher on Oct 14, 2011
Such a neat idea! These can be used in so many ways! Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.
By Pat on Oct 15, 2011
What a wonderful idea! Thankfully, there is still time for me to put some of these together for my workmates. Thank you.