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St. Patrick’s Day Gift Tags & Treats

09
Mar
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Hello there!  It’s Mendi here today with some super fun treat ideas to share with your favorite people this St. Patrick’s Day!  I have been holing onto these cute little clear tubes waiting for just the right project and was delighted to discover Rolos wrapped in gold foil are the perfect fit for them!

St. Patrick's Day Treats by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @PebblesInc. collections. @SnippetsByMendi

I wanted to dress them up with some tags and the Mini Kraft Pocket tags from the Home+Made collection were just what I needed!  I love how they included the gold accents, gave me room to decorate the front and have the space inside to slip a tag telling my family how lucky I am to have them!

St. Patrick's Day Treats by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @PebblesInc. collections. @SnippetsByMendi

To embellish my tag I used a variety of cutting files purchased through the Silhouette store (linked below in my supply list).  I love how this little pot of gold looks cut from the gold foil cardstock.  Yellow jewels felt like the perfect finishing touch!

St. Patrick's Day Treats by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @PebblesInc. collections. @SnippetsByMendi

What would St. Patrick’s day be without a four-leaf clover?  For this embellishment I thought it would be fun to add some bounce and an element of surprise so I created a homemade “wobble spring” using just some simple supplies I had on hand.

St. Patrick's Day Treats by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @PebblesInc. collections. @SnippetsByMendi

To create my spring, I followed these easy steps:

Step 1:  Wind a fine gauge wire around a small straw or a pencil you have on hand.

Step 2:  If you have created enough for more than one wobbler element, clip them into smaller increments.

Step 3:  Depending on the size of your embellishment that this needs to hide behind, punch (2) .75″ or 1″ circles.  Layering the two circles together, poke a small hole in the center of the circles.

Step 4:  You should now have something that looks like this (for two wobblers).

Step 5:  Wind the spring around the hole in the center of one circle and tape in place.  Repeat for both ends of the spring.

Step 6:  Your completed wobbler will look like this from the side view.

Step 7:  I cut a second shamrock from contrasting patterned paper to lend a fun look when the top shamrock wobbles.  Adhere the bottom of the wobbler spring to the center of your embellishment or desired surface.

Step 8:  Add adhesive to the top of the wobbler and place your finished embellishment on top.  That’s all there is too it!  Super easy and really fun!  🙂
St. Patrick's Day Wobbler Spring Tutorial by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @Pebbles collections. @SnippetsByMendi

This fun little element would be perfect for cards or the top of a present as well!  I hope I’ve inspired you to tell your friends and family just how lucky you are to have them this St. Patrick’s Day with some treats of your own!  😉

St. Patrick's Day Treats by Mendi Yoshikawa using various @PebblesInc. collections. @SnippetsByMendi

Supplies:
BIRTHDAY WISHES HIP, HIP HOORAY DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK
BIRTHDAY WISHES QUOTE & JOURNALING CARDS
BIRTHDAY WISHES BUTTONS
HOMEMADE GOLD FOIL CARDSTOCK
HOMEMADE MINI KRAFT POCKET TAGS
HOMEGROWN NATURE WALK DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK
PREMIUM SOLID GROSGRAIN RIBBON VALUE PACK
S T. PATRICK’S DAY SET CUTTING FILE
LEPRECHAUN HAT CUTTING FILE
5 CLOVER SHAMROCKS CUTTING FILE
MY LUCKY CHARM CUTTING FILE

Filed Under: Gift, Treat Bag, Tutorial Tagged With: Birthday Wishes, Gift, Gift Tags, Home + Made, Home Grown, Mendi Yoshikawa, St Patrick's Day, Treat bags, Treat Containers, Tutorial

Halloween Treat Containers

16
Oct
1 Comment

Holly here from Ribbons & Glue sharing with you quick and easy Halloween Treat Containers made from the Pebbles Inc Thirty-One collection.

Simple Halloween Treats containers made with @pebblesinc Thirty One collection by @ribbonsandglue

I purchased the  treat containers from the Dollar Store and made them spooky cute by embellishing them with Pebbles Inc Thirty-One Phrase and Accent Stickers and Chalkboard Stickers.

Simple Halloween Treats containers made with @pebblesinc Thirty One collection by @ribbonsandglue

Simple Halloween Treats containers made with @pebblesinc Thirty One collection by @ribbonsandglue

Thirty-One Stickers, twine and wine corks are all you need to make these Dollar Store test tubes into the perfect Halloween treat.

Simple Halloween Treats containers made with @pebblesinc Thirty One collection by @ribbonsandglue

Spooky Pebbles 5

Supplies:
Thirty One Phrase and Accent Sticker 732304
Thirty One Chalkboard Stickers 732305
American Crafts Twine

Filed Under: Halloween Tagged With: Halloween, Holly Gagnon, Thirty-One, Treat Containers

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