If you love gifting handmade treats during the holidays, this Snow Globe Candy Holder is sure to be a hit! It’s simple, festive, and the perfect way to showcase your favorite holiday DSP and embellishments. Plus, it features one of my favorite seasonal candies—Lindor Peppermint Balls! Here’s how you can make one:
Supplies Needed:
- Snowy Wonder Bundle
- Stylish Shapes Dies (smallest circle)
- Greetings of the Season Dies (oval tag)
- Holiday DSP of your choice
- Coordinating Cardstock
- 2” x 1” Glimmer Paper
- Merry Tags & More Dies (for the tag topper)
- Lindor Peppermint Balls
- Adhesives: Glue, Tear Tape, and Glue Dots
- Ribbon and Twine
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Die Cutting the Snow Globes:
- Cut one large snow globe from your holiday DSP.
- Center the smallest circle from the Stylish Shapes Dies and cut out the middle of the DSP snow globe.
- Cut another large snow globe from coordinating cardstock.
- Creating the Base:
- From the same cardstock used for the snow globe, cut a 2 1/4” x 2 1/4” piece.
- Score it at 3/4” and 1 1/2” to create folds. This will form the base of your candy holder.
- Making the Tag Topper:
- Cut a 2” x 1” piece of glimmer paper and score it in half, creating a 1” x 1” folded piece.
- Use the Merry Tags & More Dies to cut the top of a tag, positioning the fold just below the die’s top edge to create a fold-over topper.
- Assembling the Snow Globe Holder:
- Attach one DSP snow globe to the front of the base and the cardstock snow globe to the back using adhesive.
- Attach the folded tag topper to the top of each snow globe using Tear Tape, ensuring it creates a handle-like effect.
- Stamp you Tag!
- Die cut oval tag using the Greetings of the Seasons Dies
- Stamp with Greeting and Holly leaves + berries
- Adding the Candy:
- Use glue dots to secure the Lindor Peppermint Ball between the snow globes, with the candy showing through the circle cutout on the DSP snow globe.
- Finishing Touches:
- Add a festive tag and tie some ribbon or twine around the top.
- Your adorable giftable is ready to share!
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