These pizza boxes are so awesome! They are perfect for a little cookie gift (they are food safe!) or for a gift card! Check out this sweet little project!
Supplies:
Stamp Set – Merry Little
Labels (w-144798, c-144795)
Stamp Pads – Old Olive (126953), Basic Black Archival (140931)
Cardstock – Cherry Cobbler (119685), Whisper White (100730)
Misc. – Big Shot (143263), Lots of Labels Framelits (138281),
Merry Little Christmas Designer Series Paper (144621), 7/8” Striped Ribbon (144624),
Mini Ornaments (144626), Green Sprigs (144627), Merry Music Specialty Designer
Series Paper (144623), Linen Thread (104199), 5/8” Burlap Ribbon (141487), Mini
Pizza Boxes (144645), Vintage Crochet Trim (144611), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430)
Measurements:
Merry Little Christmas DSP: 2½” x 12”
Merry Music Specialty DSP: 3”
x 1”
Whisper White: scrap
for punching label
Cherry Cobbler: tiny scrap
Ribbons: 5”
pieces
Instructions:
Using Old Olive Ink stamp “Special Delivery From the North Pole”
onto Whisper White scrap.
Using 4th largest Label Framelit, cut out sentiment
stamped in step #1.
Using Black Ink stamp ”Special Delivery From the North Pole” onto
Cherry Cobbler scrap and carefully cut out “From the North Pole”. Use this piece to adhere to the same part of sentiment on stamped piece.
Take 12” piece of Merry Little Christmas DSP and start building
your elements on top. Start with striped ribbon, then burlap ribbon. Use
several Dimensionals to attach label piece on top of ribbon. Using twine,
attach one ornament to sprig and then tie a small piece of crochet trim around
ornament for decoration.
Fill box with chocolate or other small gift.
Run several lengths of SNAIL adhesive on back of decorated band
and attach it around pizza box.
Put a small amount of SNAIL on back of Merry Music DSP. Slide this
piece under top of band with small amount sticking out from under back at top
of box.
I am BEYOND excited about this new product - especially since I was a member of the team of demonstrators called L2L that participated in the product development. What is the Stamparatus? It's a new stamp positioning tool! What I like THE BEST is this eliminates the halo problems! YES! (And I just realized how many exclamation marks I'm using... But I'm really excited!!) It's even better in person! We saw it live at OnStage and I am SUPER excited to get my hands on it and create some amazing backgrounds and multiple cards. SQUUUEEAAALLLLL!!! What are the benefits?
Make multiples with ease
Consistently stamp crisp, clean images
If you want a darker impression, apply more ink and restamp—no need to start over
Make fewer mistakes, saving time and money
Easily create 2-step, 3-step, and 4-step stamped images using reversible plates
Develop new and specialized stamping techniques with adjustable stamping plates and precision placement
Check out the video below for some awesome details!
Product Details?
Compatible with Stampin’ Up!’s red rubber and photopolymer stamp
Foam mat to use with photopolymer stamps
Rulers and gridlines for quick measuring
2 open sides so you can stamp on larger paper
2 reversible plates: a total of 4 surfaces to work with
2 magnets to hold the paper in place
Magnet storage areas
Retail Price–$49.00 USD
So, here's the thing. Stampin' Up! is changing the ordering slightly to prevent backorders. There are reservation time frames and then an approximate shipping date. Here they are:
The reservation window opens at 2pm MST (3pm CST, 4pm EST) today (November 16th). Click here to go to the online store and click on the Stamparatus link. NOTE: link will not be available until after the times listed above. Stampin' Up! also provided some additional information and a document that shows you how to reserve your Stamparatus. Links are below! Stamparatus Launch FAQ pdf How to reserve pdf
Watch for special FREE classes (available online and live) in February, April, and May of 2018 for those that purchase their Stamparatus from my store! :)
