Kraft Containers

I made this Mickey Mouse kraft container for my downline that attended Convention with me.  I love the versatility of these containers and all that they will hold!  I enjoy making things for them that will hold memorabilia that may not go in an album.  It also makes a very good container for saving change for next year's convention!

I used Tommy paper, chevron ribbon, and the tiny type epoxy alpha.  I've had the Mickey Mouse stickers in my stash, and I picked up a knob at the hardware store to add to the top.  Fun and easy!

I'll give you a little tip on these kraft containers.  Paper applies very easily using Bonding Memories adhesive, and with one 4-3/4 x 12" piece of paper you can cover the entire bottom.  So even if you cut out a circle for the top and a band for lid, you are using less than one piece of paper.   This is an awesome way to wrap a gift!

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March Class - Kraft Containers

Aren't these cute containers for gift giving?  Before I tell you anymore, I want you to know that this project was created by the very talented CTMH art studio.  You can see these on page 29 of the Spring/Summer Idea Book.  I loved these the minute I saw them and gathered materials to create them for a class in March.

These containers measure just about 6" tall and are 3" in diameter.  I particularly liked the way these were created for spring gift giving.  How fun for Easter or Mother's Day!  They would also hold a nice pick-me-up for a friend or co-worker (I am thinking chocolate, of course!).  Do you know a gardener that has spring fever?  The seeds container would hold several packets of seeds beautifully!

Here are the details for the class:

Tuesday, March 19th

6:30 pm

$17.00

In this class, you create all 3 containers, and everything you need for the class is included!  Are you long distance?  Don't worry!  With a little extra for shipping, I will mail this class directly to you!

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