Hi ya everyone!
Today at She's A Sassy Lady I'm sharing how to make this little doggy treat jar! Thanks Sheila for letting me share again today! My hubby and I have friends that lost their old doggy and recently got a puppy! He is ADORABLE - a black golden doodle - now have you ever heard of a BLACK golden doodle! LOL he is just the cutest so we decided to make Dexter a little gift.
I started with a left over jam jar. I removed the label and ran the jar through the dishwasher. I measured the height of the jar and the diameter of the lid. My jar is about a 4 inch high jar and the lid is about 2 inches across. I also took a sheet of paper and measured around the outside of the jar and it was close to 8 inches. On my Gypsy I used the new Lite cartridge Four Legged Friends and placed paw prints randomly around the page.
Next, again with my Gypsy, I made a circle and it's shadow using George and Basic Shapes for the 2 inch lid. I also added the sentiment from Four Legged Friends that says "Wet nose Warm heart".
I cut a sheet of brown vinyl on my Imagine for the paw prints.
After the prints were cut, I rubbed them down with a flat wood stick and took a sharp tool and peeled away the layer of vinyl I wasn't going to use.
I just poke through the top layer and peel back at a sharp angle making sure that no prints came away with the excess.
I used transfer tape and again using my wooden stick rubbed the paw prints so they would adhere to the transfer tape.
Next, I peeled back the tape at a sharp angle making sure the paw prints came with it.
My hubby helped here by holding the jar as I wound the tape around the jar.
I rubbed all the prints to the jar and slowly peeled back the transfer tape.
I also added one little paw print to the inside of the jar lid.
Next, I cut the circles and sentiment with the Imagine and adhered the circles together using my Xyron.
I then glued the words to the sentiment. I used my ATG gun and taped the round tag to the top of the lid.
I used some beautiful crinkle ribbon and tied a little bow around the top of the jar. Finally, I added some milk bones!
I hope that Dexter enjoys his treats and his little treat jar.
Thanks Sheila! Head on over to She's A Sassy Lady for more fun and lots of tutorials!!
Hugs
Melissa


