Santa Tag Treat Holder
by Twila Davis
Use punches and simple shapes to make a fun holiday favor.
Supplies
- Cardstock in red, black, white, yellow (scraps of Stampin' Up!® Real Red, Basic Black, Crushed Curry and Whisper White cardstocks used here)
- Ribbon (White Glittered Organdy Ribbon used here)
- Paper cutter
- Scissors
- Punches (SU Tag Topper, 1 3/8" Scallop Circle, 1/4" Circle used here)
- Adhesive (Mono Liquid Glue and Dimensionals used here)
- Treats and small bag to tuck inside
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
To make Santa's suit:
Cut red cardstock to 2" x 8 1/2". On the long side score at 3 3/4" and 4 3/4". Punch both long ends with a tag punch or cut with a tag or border die. -
Step 2
To make Santa's belt:
Cut black cardstock to 3/4" x 8 1/2". From this cut it down again to a 6" piece. Score at 1", 2", 4"and 5". From the remaining piece cut a piece to 7/8" x 3/4". -
Step 3
Adhere the belt to the suit as shown using glue or other adhesive.
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Step 4
Cut a piece of yellow cardstock to 1 1/8" x 1".
To make Santa's beard:
Punch a scalloped circle from white cardstock and cut some of the top off.
For a button, punch out a 1/4" circle with black cardstock. -
Step 5
Attach the yellow cardstock to the front of the belt and add the 7/8" x 3/4" piece of Black on top of the Yellow piece with a Dimensional.
Layer the two white cardstock pieces together with glue and adhere to the top of the suit underneath the small hole. -
Step 6
Add some small treats to a bag and put inside treat holder. (The belt will hold treats in, thus bigger treats may not require a bag.)
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Step 7
Cut a 5" piece of ribbon and tie it to the top to complete the project.
Video!
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