I got the dimensions and scoring measurements from this blog HERE but there are tons of variations if you do "nugget purse" as a Google search. Look around and find one that fits the supplies you have. First, I scored my lines using the Simply Scored (took less than 5 minutes to score about 30!) then I ran the cardstock through the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder. Then I found the score lines and folded them a bit and then sprayed them with my Shimmer Mist (mix Shimmer Paint with rubbing alcohol in a little spray bottle).
Look at that shimmer!! |
Next, I folded all my lines and adhered the flap down and attached my brad and flower to the front of the purse. Now to prepare the nuggets! I used some narrow strips of First Edition Specialty DSP that I stamped with bats. Well at least I think they look like bats if you stamp them in black and are part of a project with the word witch in it and Halloween is right around the corner. They are actually the little birds from the Up, Up and Away hot air balloon set. What do you think??? Bats?? Good enough if you don't have a bat stamp? Maybe if you squint your eyes and dim the lights?? Let's not get picky here people....the really important thing here is the chocolate nugget!
The DSP around the nugget helps keep it from slipping out of the purse. The nugget isn't adhered to the purse so you just slide it out when you're ready to eat it!
One more photo since I was camera happy or something with this project! |
Thanks for looking! Did you stamp today?
Stamps: Up, Up and Away
Ink: Basic Black
Paper: Basic Black, Silver Glimmer Paper, First Ed. DSP
Accessories: Simply Scored, corner rounder, Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder, Itty Bitty Punch pack, More Mustard brads, 1/8" black taffeta, hand held small hole punch, Shimmer Mist, Chocolate nuggets!
These are so much fun! Thanks for sharing, Amanda!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I bet those are the cutest little things in person! At first I didn't realize how tiny they are until I saw they hold one Nugget. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness they are adorable! I wish I had your patience to be create such tiny crafts!!!
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