We Whisk You a Merry Christmas #TigerStrypesBlog 16

We Whisk You a Merry Christmas

I started by cutting a bunch of flowers into separate pieces and curling the ends.  Then you can clip the rest off right below the curl.

Using the curl portion, twist it to fit into the whisk, for some extra decoration.

Next, insert some candy into the whisk.  Make sure to be using enough pieces, so that it doesn’t fall out through the loops very easily.  You could use whatever type of candy you wanted for this.  Make it special for the one getting the gift.

Now, trim some pieces of ribbon and attach the whisk to the handle of the potholder.  You could tie it in a bow, or whatever you wish (mine frayed a bit 🙁 , so be sure to trim that off).

Next, using my Cricut Explore software, I created some gift tag pieces to attach to the whisk.

Using some glue dots or craft tape, you can put all of the pieces together to form the tag.

When you have the tags finished, use some scissors to trim a crooked line at the hole on top.  That way, it won’t be able to detach from the main piece as easily.

Now, you can give them to friends or family and see them smile when they read the tag.

I hope you like it!  Please take a minute to leave me a comment.  Let me know what you would do different, or what you would add, etc.  Be sure to tweet, pin, share, etc. – thanks!!

“On that day holy to the Lord will be inscribed on the bells of the horses, and the cooking pots in the Lord’s house will be like the sacred bowls in front of the altar.” –Zechariah 14:20

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