St. Patrick's Day Delightful Tag Topper Treat Holder

I love the tag topper punches! They are easy to use, look fabulous, and can make a variety of projects from cards to boxes to treat holders! Today I am sharing a quick Delightful Tag Topper Punch treat holder just in time for St. Patrick's Day.

 

I created a small treat envelope that can hold two Andes chocolate mint candy pieces. These treat holders come together quickly with a few supplies. Score a piece of cardstock twice towards the middle to made room for the mint candy pieces to sit, punch both ends of the cardstock, decorate, and close with a ribbon.

 

I enjoyed creating this treat holders so much that I made them in three different color palettes - Soft Sea Foam, Old Olive, and Thick Basic White! Which one is your favorite?

 

Below are the measurements and supply list to recreate these St. Patrick's Day Treat Holders. You can make this treat holder as simple or as elaborate as you would like!  If you would like to recreate this card and need any of the supplies, please, visit my online store. 

 

Measurements

• Treat Holder Base: 2" x 5-1/2"; scored at 2-5/8" & 2-7/8" (Old Olive, Soft Sea Foam, or Thick Basic White Cardstock)
  
• Circle: 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" (Basic White Cardstock) - use the smallest circle die
  
• Scalloped Circle: 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" (Garden Green Cardstock) - use the 1-1/2" diameter scalloped circle die
  
• Hearts for Shamrocks: 2-1/2" x 1" (Garden Green Cardstock) - use the row of 3 hearts die
  

 

Materials

• #157618 Sweet Conversations Stamp Set 
• #158081 Special Moments Stamp Set (Sale-A-Bration)
  
• #159276 Basic White Cardstock
• #159229 Thick Basic White Cardstock
• #100702 Old Olive Cardstock
  
• #102584 Garden Green Cardstock
• #131201 Pear Pizzazz Cardstock
• #146988 Soft Sea Foam Cardstock
• #147089 Garden Green Ink Pad
  
• #151770 Layering Circles Dies
• #157623 Sweet Heart Dies
  
• #149518 Delightful Tag Topper Punch
• #110755 Multipurpose Liquid Glue
• #102300 Bone Folder
• #103579 Paper Snips
• #130148 Grid Paper
• #152392 Paper Trimmer
• #149653 Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine 
• #118489 Clear Block G
• #152156 Gold 1/4" Shimmer Ribbon
• 1/4" Circle Hole Punch
  
• Andes chocolate mint candy
  

Need more tag topper punch project inspiration? Take a look at some more of my projects that feature tag topper punches!

• Wild Rose Demonstrator Team Treat Holder
• Day of Thanks Treat Holder
• Hearts Come Home Treat Holder
• A Trio of Easter Treats
• For You Ghirardelli Chocolate Square Treat Holder

Check out the video below to see how I put these fun shamrock treat holders together! I keep calling the punch Delicate Tag Topper, but I meant to say Delightful Tag Topper.

You can make this treat holder as simple or as elaborate as you would like!  If you would like to recreate this card and need any of the supplies, please, visit my online store.

Send me a photo of your completed St. Patrick's Day treat holder. I would love to feature you in an upcoming newsletter! Or, tag me on social media with #craftwithbeth. I can't wait to see what tag topper treat holders you create!

 

Thanks for stopping by!

Beth

May Good Things Grow Center Stair Card

Spring weather and spring flowers have been on my mind these last few days. It has been so cold and dreary here! I cannot wait until spring when the ground begins to warm, the flowers and plants are beginning to push through the dirt, and all thoughts of snow are a distant memory. Today's card is a springtime center stair fun fold card using the Dragonfly Garden stamp set.

 

The wildflower stamp is my favorite stamp in this set! I love the echinacea flowers and the little daisy-like flowers! The stamp reminds me of a sketch you would see in a natural field notebook or from a botanist. 

 

Dragonfly Garden Center Stair Card Measurements
	Paper	Dimensions
Card Base	Old Olive Cardstock	8-1/2” x 5-1/2”; see template for scoring guide
Center Panel Mat	Basic White Cardstock	4” x 2-3/4”
Dragonfly	Old Olive Cardstock	1” x 1”
Inside Mat	Very Vanilla Cardstock	3” x 5-1/4”

 

 

There are many ways to arrange the front of this fun fold. I chose the center panel as the focal point and made the center panel layer extend down the card front in order to highlight the long wildflower image. You could also cut cardstock layers for the sides and for the bottom instead of stamping them.

 

 

Here is a view of the center stair card from the side. The stair shape is easier to see from this angle. This card stands up on its own very well, making this fun fold a great display card option! I can see this fun fold would make a great get well card, birthday, or Christmas card to display by the bedside, on a table, or on a mantel!

 

 

On the inside of the card, I repeated the wildflower image, leaving plenty of room to write a sweet message of encouragement to a loved one!

 

 

On the close up of the inside of the card, you can see the soft texture that the watercolor pencils bring to this delicate wildflower image!  

 Check out the step-by-step video tutorial below!

 

I hope you give this sweet wildflower center stair card a try! I would love to see what you create! Email me a photo of your center stair card, and I may feature your project in my next newsletter!

Thanks for stopping by!

Beth

Dragonfly Garden Center Stair Card Supply List
Stamps	#156224 Dragonfly Garden Bundle #154411 Dragonfly Garden Stamp Set
Paper	#159276 Basic White Cardstock #100702 Old Olive Cardstock
Ink	#132708 Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad #147090 Old Olive ink pad
Embellishments	#144219 Pearls Basic Jewels
Tools	#152392 Stampin’ Trimmer #102300 Bone Folder #103579 Paper Snips Adhesive Clear Acrylic Blocks #154240 Dragonflies Punch #141709 Watercolor Pencils Assortment 1 #149014 Watercolor Pencils Assortment 2