Little Packaged Treats

I don't know about you, but SOMEONE needed to catch those M&M dudes...They were just running amuck.

This little treat package measures. Let's Seeeee. Gotta' Find it!

AH, there. Opened by SOMEONE.

Oh, wait. Maybe THEY escaped. Now...THAT's a creepy thought.

Who to blame.

ANYWAY. Back to the dimensions. I BELIEVE it was (definitely) 3 inches across the top and 4.5 inches (pretty sure) lengthwise.

Another thing I'm sure of...I used:

Transparency sheets from Staples

RETIRED yet LOVELY Stampin Up! DSP

Ciao, Baby! stamps from Stampin Up!

und mein Favorit...3GirlJam Crinkle Ribbon.

Ole'

Didn't you want to Ole'? It really fit.

I am entering this in a couple challenges. The first is the Dream Valley Challenge.

3GirlJam is also running a challenge right now that I KNOW you will enjoy...and I'm SURE you have something to share! It's 3D Valentines. And there's still time to play....so link up your project!

Comments

mags said…

A lovely creation. Thanks for sharing with us at Dream Valley and good luck.
Mags
x

Sun Feb 10, 04:50:00 PM EST

Migdalia said…

I love these little treats!Adorable!
Wishing you a Happy Valentine's Day,
Migdalia

Thu Feb 14, 12:48:00 PM EST

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