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Hershey’s Nugget Valentine’s Mailbox Favor
January 14th, 2009
I know many of you are working on your church Valentine’s banquets and looking for some simple favor ideas. Here’s one that I came up with that is pretty easy. I put 2 Hershey’s Nuggets on top of each other and covered with Scrapbooking Paper (Designer Series Paper). I then made a mailbox door and flag out of cardstock and decorated with hearts. I put a brad through the cardstock before I adhered the flag.
For my mailbox I used the designer paper from the Love You Much Bundle from Stampin’ Up!. By the way, that bundle is 20% off through January 31st. It contains the Heart to Heart punch which I used on the mailbox also. The bundle also contains a really sweet Valentine stamp set.
See all the Valentine’s Craft Posts for more simple favor ideas.
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Julia
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Posted in Candy Holders, Holiday Projects | 
Tags: Church Valentine's Banquets, stampin' Up!, Valentine's craft, Valentine's Favors
So Cute!! You always have such wonderful ideas to share with us! Thanks! Patty
This is a great idea! I was kind of getting a little tired of the nugget holder spin-offs but this has renewed my interest in creating nugget favors.
Great job!
Sarah
Too cute!! Love this idea. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. I really enjoyed my visit to your blog…will be back soon.
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You have outdone yourself again Julia. Those look great! Blessings! ~ Nikki
How creative — this is such a cute gift. – Candy
What a great idea! You have the neatest things. Thank you!
These have got to be the cutest things I have ever seen. You are very creative!!!!! My daughter & I were reading a message board I frequent, and someone posted your site, so now she wants these for her class. Do you know the dimension of the little door? Thanks for the inspiration.
Brindley,
I just put the two nuggets together and turned them on their ends and traced around them to get the pattern for the mailbox lid. I added just a little to it so I’d have some room to fold it under and glue it on the bottom. Hope that makes sense:)
Thanks so much for the quick reply Julia. We’ve been working on making the wrappers today. Look forward to seeing your wonderful creations.
Thanks again,
Brindley