10 Weeks of Christmas- Week 9 Moving Candy Bar

I am showing you another project that I created with the “Birds of a Feather” stamp set.   This will be my 9th project of the 10 weeks of Christmas series.

I need to make a lot of treat for the co-worker so I made this project since everybody loves candy.  The bird on the candy bar will move when you pull the candy bar out of the sleeve.

Here are the measurements for the paper:

• Real Red (102482):
  • 5 ½ x 8 ½
• Whisper White (100730):
  • 5 ¼ x 4 (inside the card)
  •  2 ½ x 2 ½ (bird
  • 1 x 2 ½ (sentiment)
• Crumb Cake (120953):
  • 4 x 5 ¼
• Silver Foil Sheets (132178):
  • Scrap for the lights
• All colors:
  • Scrap for the lights

Here is how: I am using the pictures from my Halloween project.

• Score the 5 ½ x 5 ½ CS at ½ (See the blue line in the picture below)
• Push the Classic Label Punch all the way to side that has the score line and punch a window as pictured below. Make sure you leave about 1” space from the edge.

• Use CS warp around the candy bar to create the crease of the candy bar.
• Glue the DSP on the CS.

• Punch the DSP that just been covered. And then use the “punched label window” as a template to punch another label. This is the “Track” for the Bird.

• Hold the candy warp as there is a candy inside and use the hole punch to punch a hole.

• Use 22-24 inches of ribbon around the candy bar in the long way. The length of the ribbon depends on how well you can tie a bow.

• Ribbon through two holes as picture

• Use glue dots to glue a penny to the ribbon. I used 3 glue dots to make sure the penny stays.

• Pull the ribbon so the candy bar will be inside the warp and tie a bow. Make sure the Penny is at the left end of the open window.

• Glue the candy wrap

• Put pop dots on the penny and place another penny on top of it.

• Punch out the Scallop Circle with Real Red CS.
• Stamp the Bird on Whisper White CS and color it with Stampin Blends.
• Glue the colored Bird to the Real Red Scallop Circle.
• Use pop dots to attached Bird to the penny.

Ready to create?  Here’s what you need:

Thanks for Looking!