OH WHAT FUN RAINBOW CHRISTMAS TREE BOXES | with Kathy

We are getting close to Christmas, and I've been busy working on all the finishing touches for the holiday.  I always love to add a little something to my table, and these adorable Christmas Tree favor boxes were perfect!

One of my favorite parts of the Oh What Fun collection are the rainbow Christmas trees!  I decided to make my own rainbow forest using this SVG file, along with lots of goodies from Oh What Fun.  The bases of the trees were cut from the Oh What Fun Textured Cardstock pack, and the "trunks" were cut using some Kraft Woodgrain Petite Prints.  I then covered the trees with various papers from the collection.

I resized the file to make some mini trees... I thought they would make fun little place cards.  I covered them with papers from the 6x8 pad, I just love the smaller version of the prints!  I decorated them with some sprinkles and added star toppers using the Christmas Eve Shaped Sprinkles.

I wanted to add some variation to the trees, so I sized the file up a bit to make one larger tree.  I covered it with the limeade checked side of the all spruced up cardstock.  To decorate I added a star I cut using the Deck the Halls Doodle Cuts .  I then strung some of the Christmas Lights Shaped Sprinkles to add some color to the tree.  I finished it with a star sprinkle from the Christmas Eve Shaped Sprinkles.

The best part of these little trees... they hold some hidden treats!  These would also be great to gift a little something sweet to a friend or you could use the little trees for party favors!

That's it for me today, I hope that you all have a wonderful holiday season!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8950 oh what fun assortment sprinkles
8952 christmas lights shape sprinkles
8954 christmas eve shape sprinkles
8977 deck the halls doodle cuts
8984 oh what fun 6x8 paper pad
8995 all spruced up double-sided cardstock
9002 oh what fun textured assortment pack
7080 kraft - buffalo check-wood grain petite prints cardstock
8068 cupcake - candy stripe-sprinkles petite prints cardstock
8078 citrus - candy stripe-sprinkles petite prints cardstock

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3D Christmas Tree Treat Box SVG
Silhouette Cameo

Score Tape
Adhesive

BUNNY HOP EASTER TREAT BOXES | with Karen

Here comes Peter Cottontail, Bunny Hop-ping right onto my crafty table! Can I just tell you how much I love this collection - the colours, the cute icons, the combination of florals and patterns. It really is adding a spring into my crafting and I can't wait to share all the fun with you. So let's get to it!

I know that Easter is a very special time, but I have to admit that I am a sucker for all the treats. Creating fun little treat containers is one of my favourite projects for the season.

For today's project, I created little boxes out of the 6x6 paper pads. The great thing about these boxes (besides the yummies inside) is that you can actually make 4 for every 12x12 sheet of paper if you want to go that route instead!

I created a little cutting and scoring guide for you (black lines are cut lines and dotted lines are fold lines). Add a little adhesive on each of the 3-1" sections on each side and your box will come together just like that!

I embellished each one with a sentiment from the Chit Chat pack and some cute die cuts from the Odds and Ends pack. With a few Sprinkles to add some shine and a bit of ribbon to hold the lid down (I may have stuffed a few too many candies in them) I was all set.

I think these would be really cute as place setting identifiers on your Easter breakfast or dinner table too. Or imagine a little Easter basket filled with them to give to the people you love! Actually, who cares what you use them for - just go make some and you can figure out all of that later! Thanks for stopping by!

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Bunny Hop Collection

Sprinkles - Easter Assortment

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Adhesive

Ribbon