Welcome back to the Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are working on to our September box from Stampin' UP. This box was full of products from the Stampin' UP Holiday Catalog! I am so excited to share fun and seasonal projects to inspire you! Every Thursday of each week for one full year, all 16 of us from all over the world will post on our blogs an inspiring project for you! Be sure to get Google Translate so that you can read in your language all about how they created their projects too. Now on to my project this week...
The first day of Fall arrived on Monday and thankfully the weather here this week has even cooled down enough to really think that Fall IS really here! And with that comes apple picking time! I hope that we can make time soon to head up to the apple orchard in northern GA for some great family time and yummy apples! I love a good apple pie!
This cool weather and the thought of apples inspired this little cute treat! I used the Curvy Keepsake Framelit Diecut with Baked Brown Sugar cardstock to make the "caramel covered apple". I glued it down onto one of the Paper Doilies and a 2.5" Whisper White circle punch. To get the mini Real Red apple, I used the tag from the Curvy Keepsake Framelit Diecut. TIP: use your paper snips to hand cut the bottom shape of the apple shown above.
I recently bought these 7.5" black and white straws from a local store. I cut one inch off them to make them 6.5" long. Then took the bottom 2.5" of the straw and flatten it with my bone folder so that it could slide into the curvy box opening between the two handles.
I think I will fill these treats with some of my favorite caramel candies and give them to my friends. Perhaps with an apple or two from the Ellijay orchards too!
Cindy
You saw my friend from Utah, Becky Cowley before me and now move on to my friend in France, Helene Legrand by clicking on the next button below!
THANK YOU FOR THE OVERWHELMING POSITIVE RESPONSE TO THIS PROJECT! YOU ALL HAVE MADE ME VERY HAPPY THAT YOU LIKED IT THAT MUCH!
Absolutely adorable Cindy! Hope to make some. TFS
ReplyDeleteGoggle is really giving me trouble right now. :)
Oh my goodness Cindy!, these are freaking adorable:) online right now, ordering me the framelit, lol!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ADORABLE!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun treat Cindy - and quick enough to be able to make multiples for parties too! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteCindy, thank you! It's a great party idea!
ReplyDeletesuper CUTE and FUN.
ReplyDeletemmmmmmm. . . .caramel apples! These are so freakin' cute! LOVE this fun idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your project! I just returned from a scrapbook retreat in Ellijay with some apples and they were super yummy!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! And how clever is the apple tag.
ReplyDeleteSeriously Adorbs!
ReplyDeleteCool idea Cindy! I love it all but especially the cute little apple tag. Nom nom.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I love this die.
ReplyDeleteEveline.
I really love your idea. So simple to make and such a great finish <3
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Hugs Tanja
This is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how absolutely cute these are! Thanks so much for sharing and for your "tips," too!! Love, love these!! :)
ReplyDeletewhat a cute little treat!!!
ReplyDeleteI found this post from the Frugal Friday Link Up Party. I love carmel apples. So yummy! I love the cute little apple tags you used. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I made 36 of these for my co-workers and changed the flag to read "Grateful for You" for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHermoso detalle.. =)
ReplyDeleteHermoso detalle.. =)
ReplyDeleteRealize this is well past the date you shared but wanted to let you know that I was inspired to attempt this project. There was one small flaw, I did't have the die, so I proceeded to find a template on the internet and shrank it to fit my needs. So I have a mini sized caramel apple box. When grocery shopping I ran across caramel apple flavored square candies. Another indicator that I was destined to try your project. I made 26 of these tracing and fussy cutting by hand. Loved the outcome, so thanks for the brilliant idea share. PS I'm looking for the curvy apple keepsake die for a Xmas Church favor with a far greater number than this latest project. Ouch, on the Internet prices! TY Ann
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your caramel apple project. Adorable! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy family and I love that area. Last fall we did an apple orchard tour. And I’m sure we stopped at the Elijay Orchard. Love your treat box and the color looks like carmel. I’m making some this fall. I’m a newbie at paper crafting. Thank you for your creative ideas. God Bless You
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