Impression Obsession - All About the Dies - Day 3
Welcome to Day 3 of our Impression Obsession die showcase! See the I.O. blog for all the details! You can visit the I.O. Blog
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Here's another out-of-the-box project for using the Pumpkin dies. The measurements below will vary somewhat depending on the size of the sucker you use, but the steps would be the same.
This is the die set that I used - I love that the faces are separate so the pumpkin can just be a pumpkin!
Pumpkin |
I started by scoring a 2.5" x 5" orange rectangle at 2", 2.5", and 3". Here's where your measurements may vary depending on the diameter of the sucker you use. Smaller is better so that your pumpkins on either side can meet up at the top. You may need a longer or shorter piece of cardstock... just be sure that you score 2" from each end and then in the center between those two scorelines.
Here's the shape my piece folded into after scoring.
Lay the die onto the folded piece so that the bottom edge hangs over the edge of folds slightly. Because the fold means 4 layers of cardstock at the thickest part, you may need to make a couple of cuts with scissors. Depends on the thickness of your cardstock. Tape the die in place so it doesn't slide in your machine.
Here's the cut piece. Score straight down between the points on each side of the center flat area.
Punch a 1/4" hole in the center of the flat area.
Position and die cut a face on one side (or both, if you want!)
Put the sucker stick through the punched hole...
Use a dab of glue to hold the leaves together, and close them together with a clothespin or clip until the glue dries. Here's what it looks like from the side!
Be sure to check out these other designers' blogs for inspiration -
Daniela @ For the First Time
Dina @ Mama Dini's Stamperia ---- you're here
Ellen @ The Serendipitous Stamper
Jeanne @ Inky Paws
Jenny @ One Krafty Kat
Kittie @ Kittie Kraft
Laura @ Laura's Stamp Art Journal
Vicki @ Summerthyme Studio
Remember to leave a comment! Hope you have a great day, and thank you so much for hopping along with us this week!
Super cute. What a great idea for a friend gifts for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! awesome project!! absolutely fabulous!!! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable idea! Thanks for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeletethanks for the template! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Very cute project and great directions! Perfect for the trick or treaters!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your talent!
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http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
Cute idea and great instructions.
ReplyDeletePH
Super, super cute and creative!!! Now you've just enabled me to put this on my "must have" list...my hubby thanks you!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I like how the sucker wrapper makes the eyes and and mouth show up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :)
A great how-to for an adorable lolly pop.
ReplyDeleteGreat Halloween gift and tutorial !
ReplyDeleteSo original and what a clever use of that pumpkin die!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! This is perfect for my granddaughter's preschool!
ReplyDeleteExcellent instructions and such a nifty idea
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use this die!
ReplyDeleteSo incredibly cute!! Love that pumpkin!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a super cute idea, Dina. Thanks for the great directions too.
ReplyDeleteMega-clever what you did with that pumpkin die, Dina!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous way to do a lollipop holder!! I already designed one for the kids at school with this die but am definitely revamping it. Brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and clever. Thanks for the tutorial. Mary L Schreiber
ReplyDeleteVery creative and quite clever! I want one!
ReplyDeleteSweet project! Fantastic tutorial!!
ReplyDelete<3 J
What a unique way to hand out Halloween treats!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute topper, and I too love the flexibility of the set with the faces separate and so many choices!
ReplyDeleteThis is just adorable! Love the pumpkin die, and very clever of you to come up with this idea for a wrap for suckers. These would be fun to make for my ATC group for our October meeting!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial, Dina.
we'll be seeing a lot of these around!!
That's certainly the cutest lollipop decoration I've ever seen! The jack-o-lantern die is so versatile!!
ReplyDeletePumpkin already on wish list! Crazy cute project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project when you are giving to many children.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea for the classroom.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great, easy and AFFORDABLE, way dress up treats!My kids always wanted to do the bags to make things special. This way, they'll have what they want and I'll have some free time! YES!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable project!
ReplyDeleteThat pumpkin sucker is adorable!!! What amazing creativity.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly adorable pumpkin sucker!! Love it and your creativity.
ReplyDeleteDina, all of your projects this week have been wonderful. I love your pumpkin pop treat and especially those leaf necklace and earrings.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Thanks for the instructions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute treat holder!! Thanks for the "how-to"!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for special treats.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions.
ReplyDeleteHow cute. I love that this die has different choices for the face.
ReplyDeleteAwwweeee! This is the cutest idea to give my little trick or treaters! Nelda Deakins
ReplyDeleteSo Pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute treat idea.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! This is so clever and so adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove it! It's great that the dies include different types of faces for the pumpkin - love the choices!
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute! Great idea! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute and clever!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you used this pumpkin die to create the lollipop cover. I think you have made it a must have with the separate faces.
ReplyDeletesuch a cute treat idea!! i love it.
ReplyDeleteThese candy covers are so cute. What a great little Halloween treat for anyone
ReplyDeleteAnd now for something different. What a wonderful way to use this die. Wouldn't have thought of it...but then that's why you are the creative one and I just copy! Luv your ideas. and Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea. That pumpkin is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting idea for my coworkers. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletegreat idea will try for my grandchildrens class
ReplyDeleteReally cool idea! Love this pumpkin die. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
wonderful inspiration for this pumpkin die. That you for the opportunity to win
ReplyDeleteReally cute pumpkin lolly holder!
ReplyDeleteToo cute~ Love the idea.
ReplyDeleteAwww, so cute. I think I'll be making a lot of these myself. Thanks for the instructions!
ReplyDeleteAm crazy about party favors and this one is a keeper! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! Thanks for all of the details about creating. Fabulous new die!
ReplyDeleteLove this set of dies, thank you for a chance to win them.
ReplyDeletetricia
Cute Idea. love the die. TFS
ReplyDelete"J'adoore" means "I do really love this idea, it's so cute", in French ! !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this idea. i may try it with my pupils ! ! !