The bear holding the candy cane is a digital stamp from Dustin Pike. The Minnie Mouse and Puppy were images I pulled from Google. I've got them priced at just $1.00 each!
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Candy Cane Treat Holders & Hot Cocoa Slider Cards
My mojo is flowin' this week! I am having so much fun creating things for my craft booth. I usually don't create these kinds of things because I didn't know what to do with them after I make them. So I'm finally creating everything that I've been admiring on other people's blogs for so long. Here are some candy cane treat holders that I created tonight. I made 12 of them. I never realized how cheap candy canes are! I got a pack of 12 for 88 cents at wal-mart. You can't beat that! I love the cherry flavored ones the best. I got the inspiration for these from Dawn's Stamping Thoughts. She has a tutorial on her blog here. She acutally did them for Easter and put twizzlers in them.
The bear holding the candy cane is a digital stamp from Dustin Pike. The Minnie Mouse and Puppy were images I pulled from Google. I've got them priced at just $1.00 each!
Of course I created some more bookmarks to go in my Twilight section. I am totally a Team Edward fan all the way, but I went ahead and created a few "Werewolf" ones as well, because I know you Jacob fans are out there. haha. The wolf is a digi stamp from Artful Inkables. They will be $1.50 each.
These are some Hot Cocoa slider cards that I made for the craft booth also. The image is another digital stamp from Dustin Pike. I love how the snowman is floating in the cocoa. Kinda ironic. haha. These were super easy to make. I got the idea from a tutorial of The Pink Stamper. I've been using a lot of white cardstock to make these because I just have sooooo much of it. You know those sheets you pull out of your scrapbook albums when you buy them. I keep all of those and I'm finally using them!
The bear holding the candy cane is a digital stamp from Dustin Pike. The Minnie Mouse and Puppy were images I pulled from Google. I've got them priced at just $1.00 each!
Rudolph's Spares Stocking Stuffers & My Craft Booth
Wowza have I been busy! I have just finished 30 of these cutsie little Rudolph tins for my craft booth. I've priced them at $2.25 each. That seems a bit high, but the cost of the tins and candy made up for at least half of that. I got the idea for them from Kerry's Paper Crafts. She has a tutorial for how to make them on her blog.
The tins were a wedding favor pack that I found in the wedding section at Wal-Mart. I got 30 of them for $19.00. That makes them $0.63 each!

I've also taken some photos of my craft booth to share with you all. I am so happy with the way it turned out. I have such a tiny space (4.5'x5'), but I love it! I am really fortunate because I didn't have to buy any of the shelving or anything. My parents own an automotive repair/parts store. So I just drug this stuff out of storage and spray painted it!
On this peg board I have my glass pendants and ribbon necklaces (coming soon). Below are my premade scrapbook pages.
On the shelf in the back, I have other odds and ends crafts like the rudolph's spares, post it note holders, ect.
The tins were a wedding favor pack that I found in the wedding section at Wal-Mart. I got 30 of them for $19.00. That makes them $0.63 each!
I've also taken some photos of my craft booth to share with you all. I am so happy with the way it turned out. I have such a tiny space (4.5'x5'), but I love it! I am really fortunate because I didn't have to buy any of the shelving or anything. My parents own an automotive repair/parts store. So I just drug this stuff out of storage and spray painted it!
On this peg board I have my glass pendants and ribbon necklaces (coming soon). Below are my premade scrapbook pages.
Labels:
Craft Booth,
Craft Project,
Rudolph's Spares,
Stocking Stuffer
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