Here’s the tutorial for the Tic Tac Holder….it’s very very easy but I wanted to include pictures so that you would completely understand.
Sorry it took me several days…..I’m still trying to figure out Photoshop Elements 5.0, if anyone has any quick pointers I’d be happy to listen!!
Here’s the list of supplies:
Black Cardstock: 4 5/8 x 3, score at 2 & 2 5/8, Pumpkin Pie Cardstock 2 7/8 x 1 7/8, White Cardstock 1 1/2 x 2 1/2, Small corner Rounder, 16" Black Gingham Ribbon, Scallop Punch, 1 3/8 Circle Punch, Sponge (black ink), Pumpkin and Black SW Markers, Trimmer and Scoring blade. Sticky Strip, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Big Pack Tic Tacs. Stamps used were Batty for You and Booglie Eyes.
Attach Tic Tacs To Black cardstock using Sticky Strip (strong holding adhsesive).
I took the Ribbon all the way around the tic tac holder and then ran it under the scallop between the two Dimensionals and tied a bow.
This is so cute, love the stamp, thanks for sharing this tutorial
Girl! I have my orange tic tacs ready to go! Wow! You are one persistent lady! You really have the patience you figure things out (your new computer and software)!
Great tutorial, Angie!! I love these, and need to try them. (I see you were able to add your watermark *wink*)
Very Cute idea!!!
This is soooo FUN!….and would you believe that I JUSTJUSTJUST completed an on-line survey about this product….gonna have to do this one!!Keep the tutes coming!!
Oh My Gosh….I love love love love this !!! How completely adorable !!!! Your tutorials are always the best !!!
Have a great day 🙂
So cool! Thanks Angie! These will be fun to make for Chloe’s class Halloween Party!! Great job on the tutorial and pics!!
what a great tutorial angie – thanks for sharing!
what a great tutorial angie – thanks for sharing!
thanks for the great tutorial! this is a must try!
Thanks for the tutorial. What a fantastic idea!!!
Angie,
So adorable. I have so many things waiting to be covered. I would have never thought about tic tacs!! GReat tutorial.
This is absolutely adorable!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Ooooh, great tutorial! 🙂
Wow! Very cute idea!!
Ohmigosh this is just darling! Thanks for sharing how you did it. 🙂
this is just so stinkin’ cute!! i MUST try them!!! and how about some cute Christmas ones, too!!! hmmmmm………..
I happened across your blog by a post about a tutorial you did and had to leave a note! I love your blog, great tutorials. These little tic tac guys are so cute! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tutorial, but where did you find the big container of tic tacs?? I’ve looked at 3 different stores. The ones I find are the smaller ones.
these are great!!!
I think this is the cutest, do you have a tute on the christmas organizer notebook? Someone cased your’s and the gave you the credit for it! It is adorable, would like to try my hand on this.
Thank you,
Nancy
Angie,
These are soooo cute…thanks for sharing and giving us another great idea!!! (Any ribbon swaps lately??) LOL
Hugs,
Tina Suzan
Great tutorial – I just made one and love it. Thanks!!
Love this! BTW, did you get any tips for using Photoshop 5.0? I got it about 2 mos. ago and I previously had my blog banner and watermarks designed; however, we haven’t been able to get the watermarks to work with my pictures. 🙁 Even the designer couldn’t figure it out…SO…if you have any tips; please share. TIA! 😀
I loved everything here!!!It’s wonderfull!
Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial, I can’t wait to make some of these!
Alex from England x
so cute !
I need a Christmasy poem for the orange tic tacs. Snowman noses?