A Tart and Tangy Tic Tac Holder

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September 8, 2011

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Choo Choo
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Wild Wasabi 12″ x 12″ Card Stock
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Silver Elastic Cord
Antique Brass Jumbo Eyelets
Pewter Jumbo Eyelets
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So I was a little too late using the Tart and Tangy set last night (and now it’s getting darker I couldn’t get a pic until this evening). A shame because I think this could be the perfect little treat to slip into someone’s lunch box now they’re back at school? I do have a brand new Tart and Tangy set unopened from a previous class so please email me if you’d still like to get hold of it.

Recipe
Stamp set: Tart and Tangy (W111514)
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip (108599), Pear Pizzazz (121693), Pumpkin Pie (108601), Whisper White (106549)
Ink: Pear Pizzazz (119784), Pumpkin Pie (105216), Versamark (102283)
Punches: 1-1/4″ Circle (119861), 1-3/8″ Circle (119860), Corner Rounder (119871)
1/4″ Grosgrain Ribbon: Daffodil Delight (120928)
Non-SU: Lime and Orange Tic Tacs

The card sleeve was sized a few extra mm on all sides than the Tic Tac box and the ribbon was adhered across the centre with Sticky Strip. This sleeve was punched with the Corner Round and matted with Pumpkin Pie and Pear Pizzazz respectively front and back, similarly rounded and stamped with the fruit slice in Versamark for a watermark effect. The fruit slices were stamped again with Pumpkin Pie and Pear Pizzazz inks onto Whisper White card and punched out with the 1-1/4″ Circle. After matting onto co-ordinating 1-3/8″ punched Circles these were popped up on dimensionals on the front and back of the sleeve, reversing the colours. The Tic Tacs were adhered inside using Sticky Strip and the sleeve was tied closed in a bow.