I decided to get a head start on planning my Big Shot Class that I will be holding at the end of the month. This is one of the projects that we will make!
I just love the Petal Cone Die that Stampin’ Up! introduced in the Occasions Mini. Won’t this be a cute place favor at our Easter Dinner this year? You can fill it with Easter treats . . . or even some smaller Easter toys if you don’t want to do candy.
Before cutting the cone out, I wheeled the paper with Tangerine Tango ink using the Jumbo Wheel Whimsy. I get so much mileage out of that particular wheel because it makes such quick and cute backgrounds. I used a stamp from the set called Perfect Punches to create the name plate. The smaller oval is punched from Naturals White paper and I used the fine tip end of the Garden Green marker to write the names. The bit of Very Vanilla 1/8″ Taffeta adds a sweet touch.
Edited to Add:
Due to the many questions about how to attach the carrot top to the carrot, I created a short video. Just click HERE.
Stampin’ Up! Supplies:
Stamps: Perfect Punches (Wood Mount 117022, Clear Mount 120516), Whimsy Jumbo Wheel (109688)
Paper: Tangerine Tango (111349), Garden Green (102584), Naturals White (102316)
Ink: Tangerine Tango (111834), Garden Green (102272)
Tools: Big Shot Machine (113439), Petal Cone Die (121810), Jumbo Wheel Handle (103661), 1 3/4″ Circle Punch to make the base for the carrot top (119850), Scallop Oval Punch (119856), 1 3/8″ x 5/8″ Oval Punch (119863)
Accessories: 1/8″ Very Vanilla Taffeta Ribbon (119960)
Adhesives: Sticky Strip (104294), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430), Mini Glue Dots (103683)
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Very cute! I purchased that die also. But how did you get the leaves to adhere to the top of the carrot?
Thx for taking the time to post the tutorial!
So cute! Love these!