November MMH Blog Hop

Hello and welcome. Today I’m sharing projects featuring the products in the November My Monthly Hero Kit:

Click HERE for more information about this kit
The kit contains:

► A 4″x6″ clear stamp set
► A set of 13 dies for creating diamond-shaped ornaments and embellishments
► A VersaMark ink cube
► White Puff embossing powder
► 10 half sheets of vellum cardstock
► 2 half sheets of each cardstock: metallic red, metallic blue and patterned
► Ornament hooks and more!

The kit value is $60, an amazing deal at $34.99.
I created five different treat boxes for all types of occasions. I must warn you that making these are addictive! It was hard to stop! 🙂 

Here’s a closer look at each…

For the first box, I stamped the striped pattern on to the die-cut with THIS red ink to resemble candy canes. I stamped the Santa image from THIS set and colored him with THESE markers. I punched a hole on top and used it as a charm to embellish the box.

For the second box…

I went with a different holiday…Halloween. The favor box is a great size to hold a couple of chocolates. I stamped the polka dot pattern with black ink on to THIS paper and finished it off with a black tag using a die from the kit. I heat embossed a sentiment using white embossing powder
I also thought of another holiday use…
New Years Eve! Filling it with a surprise for party guests would be fun! I used the vellum from the kit to create the favor box and stamped a greeting from THIS set using black Staz On ink. I finished it off with a clock brad and some purple ribbon. 
The next treat box…
…was created using the snowflake stamp pattern and THIS Ombre ink pad. I tied it off with a silk ribbon and hung the tag using one of THESE mini paper clips. I also sprayed it with some of THIS for some shine and sparkle. 
For the last treat box…
I used the die with THIS kraft paper and stamped the floral pattern using THIS white ink. This is a great color combo for any occasion. This one happens to be for my niece’s birthday, so this kit goes beyond the holidays. 
So, do you want to see what’s inside each one? I created a quick video opening up each box. Check it out here or over on Youtube HERE

KEEP HOPPING

Like I said, these projects are part of a fun blog hop…
The Hero Arts Blog
Jennifer McGuire
Yana Smakula
Mariana Grigsby
May Park
Amy Tsuruta
Clare Prezzia
Ilina Crouse
Laura Bassen
Heather Ruwe
Jessica Frost-Ballas
Shari Carroll at Simon Says Stamp
Julie Ebersole at Ellen Hutson’s CLASSroom
Libby Hickson

Make sure to leave comments along the way because Hero is giving away a kit to one lucky blog reader!

Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a great day!

LINKS TO SUPPLIES USED:

*NOTE: I included the add-on products in my supply list in case you’re interested.

181 Comments

  1. Denisse Cardoza
    November 13, 2016

    I need this die … the only problem is that I don't have a machine to use it with haha 🎅💕

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  2. Cynthia Powell-Cobb
    November 13, 2016

    Like the treat boxes.

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  3. Unknown
    November 13, 2016

    I *need* this. Love all of them!

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  4. Rita Andrews
    November 13, 2016

    Your creativity is inspiring

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  5. Julie Riefkohl
    November 13, 2016

    Love the treat boxes, very versatile.

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  6. Tomiko Bishop
    November 13, 2016

    Beautiful ca. Thanks for keeping the card drive going. It is such a lovely cause, I have already mailed my 120 cards!

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  7. Debra
    November 13, 2016

    Absolutely stunning card. I adore your style.

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  8. Olga Direktorenko
    November 12, 2016

    Those boxes are simply the best! Love them!

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  9. Jenny D
    November 12, 2016

    What a great idea making treat boxes for other holidays! That's such a fantastic way of getting more out of your dies.

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  10. Amy O
    November 12, 2016

    The Santa one is my very favorite. So cute.

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  11. Melissa B
    November 12, 2016

    Thank you for taking the time to do the video. It was really great to see your ideas for what to put into the cute boxes you made!

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  12. Kristina Mullen
    November 11, 2016

    Great work, thanks for sharing. I'm a teacher and my class makes 3 to 5 Christmas ornaments each year so that the students will have something to remember the year and to give to their parents as a gift. I think this die would be great to give to each kid unfolded and let them decorate and assemble they way they want to.

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  13. Russell Productions
    November 11, 2016

    Very fun!

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  14. JAF
    November 11, 2016

    Your goodie boxes are so cute:)

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  15. Gail Plaskiewicz
    November 11, 2016

    I love all your goodie boxes and how you did some that aren't Christmas goodie boxes. That's a good idea. Who says those goodie boxes have to be for Christmas anyway? Why couldn't you make some with Valentine chocolates or favors for a birthday party? I can't wait to win this and make some of your cute goodie boxes. I'll send you some when I do.

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