To me, MDS is such a versatile piece of software. I chose to showcase a quick and simple project that Holly Linford showed us at the Stampin' Up! regional in Denver, CO last weekend. This is a simple sour cream treat holder made with regular printer paper printed from my simple at-home printer. I used MDS to create the Halloween looking paper from non-Halloween DSP.
And then I printed that cutie out. My printer didn't even grumble. Notice the white border around my printer. Most regular printers don't have a bleed option, so you're most likely going to have that border around your printout. Just cut it off.
Next, cut out each rectangle and adhere the sides together so you get a toilet-paper-roll-looking piece of paper. I would recommend using sticky strip to do this (I didn't while prepping for this post because
Place adhesive at the bottom of the tubes and pinch it shut. See the sour cream shape starting to form?
Now time to fill with treats! I recommend chocolate!
Finally, adhere the top of the treat and pinch it in the opposite direction of the bottom. And that's it! Four sour cream treat holders from one piece of paper.
Thanks for reading! Now hop on over to Cassie's blog to check out what she has.
~Cita
September Ladybug Ink Hop
Kim Madrid http://kimsstampsanctuary.blogspot.com/
Nichole Gonzales Jaramillo http://nicholesu.blogspot.com/
Kay Jantz http://ktmyldyandlife.blogspot.com
Carmelita Wasson http://carmenacita.blogspot.com/ (you are here)
Cassie Rogers http://lucyslovelies.blogspot.com/
Ruth Norton http://ruthsstampingcorner.blogspot.com/
3 comments:
Too, too clever Carmelita! I love this one. I think by golly I am going to add this to my list of projects. I need to figure out how to create 4 to a page. :)
HI I love your project for the blog hop. Too cute for words. Think I will have to give this a try!
Too cute for words. Love this idea and so much fun!
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