Just popping in to share the make 'n take we did at Photo Craft today. I meant to post it earlier, but we ended up going to see the Pink Panther 2 (Steve Martin is so silly!!). Anyway, I'll be featuring my new "Easter Maddy" stamp in this project. Here's the how-to's:
You'll need 2 circles punched with a Marvy (blue) scalloped circle punch (I punched out 2 rectangle slots on one of the circles using a Fiskars punch), 1 strip of cardstock (7" long and a little less than 1/4" wide...this will be the handle of the basket and must fit through the rectangle slot), 1 stamped, colored and cut image (be sure to cut a little tab under your stamped image) and a mini cupcake cup (I got mine from Ben Franklin, but also saw it at GBC).
I used cardstock with a different color on each side to help explain things better. The dark pink is the side that will be showing. Slide each end of the handle through the 2 rectangular slots...bend the handle under ( to the light pink side) and hold in place with scotch tape. Glue the two circles, light pink sides together (to cover up the taped handles).
Bend back the tab on the bottom of the stamped image and use double stick tape to tape it down on the scalloped circle. Use double stick tape on the bottom of the cupcake cup and stick it right behind your stamped image as shown below:
You can also tie a ribbon on the handle. I don't know why the basket looks so crooked in this picture, but it really sits flat. Fill your cupcake cup with some easter grass and chocolate eggs (or jellybeans). I wanted to tie a tag on the basket with an easter greeting...but just couldn't get it to look right since the basket is so tiny. So instead I stamped the greeting right on a cellophane bag with StazOn white ink:
I got this cellophane bag at GBC - it's a 2" x 1-1/4" x 7-1/2" bag. I also used stamp #5030 (Scattered Flowers) to add a "springy" look. I put the basket in the bag...folded the top down...punched 2 more rectangle slots and finished it off with a ribbon. And here's the finished product:
Now for the giveaway...If you would like to win the stamps shown below, leave me a comment by midnight on Tuesday, February 24 (Hawaii time) and tell me what your favorite Easter candy is. Mine is Robin's Eggs!! Good luck to all...and thanks to everyone who came out to the make 'n take today!!!
Love this project! Wish I was in Honolulu this weekend so I could've gone to your make and take. Hmmm my favorite easter candy is cadbury mini eggs (though robin's eggs are a close 2nd). Thanks for posting this for those of us who couldn't make it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea!!!! This is so cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhite StazOn on clear cellophane bags looks great! And cupcake liners for baskets! You always come up with the BEST creative ideas. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite candy? That's a hard one... it's a toss up between good ol' Hershey chocolate eggs and those malted milk eggs...are they Whoppers?...the ones that make your mouth all blue and white!
This is such a cute little basket! I love Cadburry eggs, cream, caramel, chocolate filled, they are all yummy!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter candy is Peeps, I just love marshmallow.This is another great and amazing stamp you created. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJenny
Hi Jean!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed your MnT yesterday. Such a cute and clever easter basket. My favorite easter candy would be robin eggs.
Thanks for sharing!
Cadbury mini eggs for me. I love em, you can just eat it straight out of the bag or crush em to bake in cookies. Or in this case put them in the basket you just shared. I love the idea of stamping the clear cellophane bags.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration and the chance to win.
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Wow, another great give away!
ReplyDeleteLove your creative ideas - they are so cute and inspiring!
My favorite easter candy is Robin Eggs too!
Very cute! Robin Eggs are my favorite also! I especially like the gooey ones!
ReplyDeleteWow what a cute idea, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe project is so cute~
ReplyDeleteMy Fav easter cander would be Kinder Chocolate Eggs!!!
My favorite candy is Robins Eggs, I love the malted milk balls. I love your great Easter idea, so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThe make 'n take idea is so cute. Thanks for sharing it. My favorite easter candy are jellybeans.
ReplyDeleteLinda/Ar
I am sorry to have missed this make and take,howeve am glad for your sharing with such great directions.
ReplyDeleteI actually like "Jelly Belly" jelly beans and if I can find them chocolate covered marshmellow bunnies.
Thanks for sharing..............
Cute idea...thanks for sharing. My favorite Easter candy is the robin eggs too! I love the malted ones....they're so good!
ReplyDeletei love robin eggs too!!
ReplyDeletetwo peas in a pod!
tina
What a cute idea! I like the stamping on the cellophane bags idea! It looks great. For my favorite Easter candy, I would have to say the Robin's eggs and Reese's peanut butter cups.
ReplyDeleteLove the project and had a wonderful time at the make and take it!! Black Jelly Beans are the best at easter:)
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the wonderfuly ideas!
Ooh...so cute Jean! You've done it again! I love this! My favorite easter candy is chocolate covered marshmallow rabbits. Yummy! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh how clever and cute! My favorite easter candy is robin eggs, too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet basket for goodies... would love to load it up with jelly beans...my favorite!
ReplyDeletewow i love the stamping of the cellophane with the white stazon and to make a basket with cupcake holders too cute..fav candy..chocolate bunnies...
ReplyDeleteAdorable project!!
ReplyDeleteSo creative!
Thanks for sharing :)
You are always coming up with the most unique and creative projects. I always look forward to your post. The stamps are sooo cute for Easter. My favorite candy is: See's Cocoanut, Bordeaux eggs. So yummy! Thanks again for the great post!
ReplyDeleteTammy
Love this idea. It'll be perfect for an Easter favor for my Keikis Bible Study Class. And I'll be adding my fav' Easter candy....pink marshmallow coconut-covered rabbits! Thanks for sharing another great idea. MarilynY
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this idea I love it and how cute it would be for classrooms and for sunday schools....Thanks so much
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter candy is the chocolate marshmallow bunny.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your make-n-take at Photo Craft on Sunday. Thank you for all your creative ideas.
I love the Easter colored M&M's.
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a cute idea for Easter. Went to the Make and Take at Photo Craft. It was so quick and easy to make.
Jean, thanks for the cute make 'n take. I was so inspired after making it. This was the first time I've stamped on cellophane using the StazOn. Jelly beans are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter candy is Cadbury Caramel eggs - the BIG ones! I used to like the original Cadbury eggs, but when they came out with the caramel ones, I was in heaven. Thanks for a chance to win some adorable stamps.
ReplyDeleteAloha kaua, Jean,
ReplyDeleteTFS. This is a great project. I guess I will just have to fly home and go to Photocraft and do some shopping. I like the malted chocolate eggs. Mahalo.
Cute project! I love anything chocolate.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win.
So cute...I'm sorry I missed it! My favorite Easter candy is Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs.
ReplyDeleteI love your designs. Keep them coming! Reese's peanut butter cups and kisses are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThat's very creative! As for my favorite Easter candy...Dove milk chocolate.
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled by accident on your blog and wow you amaze me with all the lovely projects you have made. Very inspirational! And the stamps you use are so cute:o)
ReplyDeleteWell my favotie easter candy are defineteley chocolate eggs filled with caramel.... yummie!
Have a wonderful day,
Inge
Such a cute idea for an easter basket! Thanks for sharing! = )
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