Today's protect is a double pocket treat holder featuring the Ringed with Nature stamp set and the Boughs of Holly Designer Series Paper. The double pocket treat holder was one of the first treat holders that I learned when I started as a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.
This festive treat holder comes together quickly and easily with minimal supplies. It also uses an entire piece of 6" x 6" designer series paper.
There are two pockets to contain a variety of treats. Here I used Ghirardelli chocolate squares. One chocolate square fits in each pocket.
Below are the measurements and supply list for this festive Christmas double pocket treat holder.
Measurements
- Treat holder base: 6" x 6"; folded in half diagonally, scored at 2-3/4" & 5-5/8", and then at 1/2"
- Circle: 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" (die cut the 1-7/8" circle)
- Greeting: 1" x 3"
- Ribbon: 6"- long piece
Supplies
- #159883 Ringed with Nature Stamp Set
- #159276 Basic White Cardstock
- #159600 Boughs of Holly Designer Series Paper
- #159559 Sweetest Christmas Designer Series Paper
- #155778 Soft Succulent Ink Pad
- #155576 Evening Evergreen Ink Pad
- #147084 Real Red Ink Pad
- #147089 Garden Green Ink Pad
- #159555 3/8" Gold and Vanilla Satin Edged Ribbon
- #141705 Layering Circles Dies
- Paper Trimmer
- Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine
- Bone Folder
- Paper Snips
- Dimensionals
- Mini Dimensionals
- Liquid Glue
- Clear Block B
- Clear Block C
- #122334 Simply Scored Scoring Tool
- 1/2" Circle Punch
- Corner Rounder Punch
You can customize this sweet treat holder by switching the patterned papers and embellishments. I made another version using the Sweetest Christmas Designer Series Paper. I love how the candy cane pattern is perfect for Christmas treats!
Check out how to make this double pocket teat holder in the video below or on YouTube HERE.
I hope you give the double pocket treat holder a try! If you need supplies to make this knitting mini card, please, shop my online store HERE.
If you have any questions about today's project, please, don't hesitate to ask me. I am happy to help you with your stamping questions!
Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
Beth
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