Cupcake Bears

These fun little cupcake holders were made with my Cricut Explore and the Sweet Tooth Boxes cartridge.  They were cut at 9.5" from page 15.   The ears were made with punches and I just hand cut the nose.   I'm going to use these for some of my littles birthday treats.  You could use them for party favors and put a cupcake in them or just fill with treats.  I also thought they would be super cute for a baby shower.   I got the idea for these from Kristen Swain.

Birthday Boxes

I saw these, I think on the cricut blog and thought I would make some.  I loved having them stacked together.  I tied them up with tulle and used the Birthday Wishes stamp set from My Craft Spot.  Love these stamps!!

boxes are from sweet tooth boxes cut at 11" and 9.5"

Happy Birthday Box

I love 3D items! Seriously they are just so cute. I cut the box from sweet tooth boxes at 8" the flowers at 3" , the tag at 2" from art philosophy, the leaves I hand cut. I added tulle and string pearls under the flowers and added stickles to the flowers. The sentiment is from My Craft Spot Birthday Wishes. The ink and card stock is all stampin up the flower paper is fancy pants. I made this for this challenge;

I came I saw I created - color challenge ruby red, so saffron, baja breeze

Cake in a Box?

So it is my day over at Creative Critterz Imaginations for the April's Fool post. This was a hard one I mean really, how do you make something from paper for April's Fools day? So my thought was cake in a box, you know off of the snake in a can?! I printed my papers from the yummy cart at full sheets, the tag and 2 cupcakes at 1.5". I then cut the box from sweet tooth boxes at 9" and inked all the edges. I took some craft wire about 20 gauge and wrapped it around my glue bottle to get the coil shape. I then cut a strip of paper and covered it with glue and put it over the last couple of twists of the wire and glued it down in the bottom of the box. I then glued the two cupcakes together on the top of the wire. I then carefully pushed it down into the box and put the lid on and tied with ribbon, (it won't stay on without the ribbon). So when the person opens it out pops the cupcake! When doing the wire make sure you cut it long enough to have enough spring to pop out of the box. I hope you like it!

Cupcake Box

I made this fun little cupcake box from sweet tooth boxes, so simple and quick to do. I cut it at the size listed in the book which is 10.5". I cut it out of double sided American Crafts paper and inked the edges. The ribbon is from Stampin Up and so is the stamp and punch. My 16 year old loves to bake and she made the cupcake with butter-cream frosting and toffee sprinkles they were so yummy!! I did cut the edges of the cupcake holder down so the cupcake would set in the box better, it was sticking up to high.

Cricut Monthly Challenge

I made these boxes for the Cricut monthly challenge.

Recipe

boxes from sweet tooth boxes cut at 11", 9", 7"

bats paper doll dress up cut at 3", 2", 1.5"

ghost paper doll dress up cut at 4" and 4.25"

scallop mini monograms 3", 4" circle 3", 4", 2"

paper is K&Company

brads Stampin Up