Sunday, October 1, 2017

Spooky Cat Halloween Test Tube Treat Holder

This is a test tube treat holder that my club members made at last month's workshop.  I found the pattern on how to make the treat holder on BJ Peter's blog.  I created mine with the cat punch, of course.  Here are the instructions on how I made mine:



1.     The base of the treat holder is Cajun Craze cut at 4” X 7-7/8” and scored at 3”, 3-5/8”, and 4-1/4” on the horizontal side.  Use Bone Folder on scored lines. Cut between scored lines at 1-5/8” and at 2-3/8” on the vertical side to create a slit for the test tube.  Push the middle of the slit outwards to the left side which makes the front side about 3”.  On the inside, add Tear and Tape on the last scored section on either side of the slit, but not the slit.
2.    The second layer for the front is Basic Black cut at 2-3/4” x 3-3/4” and attach to the front with Multipurpose Glue.
3.    Die cut a Very Vanilla circle with the third largest Layering Circles Framelits for the moon.  Use a Dauber to ink up the edges of the moon with Pumpkin Pie ink.
4.    Use the Cat Punch to punch out a cat from the Spooky Night DSP and attach to the moon.  Use Paper Snips to cut out a hat to put on the cat with Mini Dimensionals.
5.    Stamp the sentiment “Happy Halloween” with Black Memento ink on a strip of Pumpkin Pie card stock and punch it out with the Classic Label Punch and attach to the bottom with Multipurpose Glue.
6.    For the inside:  Cut a 2-3/4” x 3-3/4” Very Vanilla card stock.  Ink up the cat stamp with Memento Black and stamp on the upper part of the card stock.
7.     Ink up the “Trick or Treat” sentiment with Memento Black ink and stamp at the bottom. 
8.    Add the Test Tube with Sixlets wrapped candy inside to the slit on the left.

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