Remember way back last week, when I mentioned this awesome new book?
At the time, I didn't mention that I am lucky enough to have a few projects included in this book...and I get to share one of them with you today! (I know...lucky you...lol).
This is a pringles can...re-purposed as a gift container for a piano teacher...can you just picture yummy homemade cookies stacked inside with a cute little tag to add to the outside.
AND, here's the really good news...I get to give away a copy of this book, courtesy of Paper Crafts! Do you want one? Leave me a comment and tell me what your favorite holiday treat is. I'll choose a random winner on Friday!
I love all holiday treats, you can tell by just looking at me!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea with the pingles can! Your creativity never stops!
Love, love, love what you did with the pringles can! Cute.
ReplyDeleteFor my holiday treat, I love our homemade peanut brittle and of course cutout cookies.
What a cute idea--candied popcorn would be good in it, too!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat (although I have many) is rocky road fudge.
Mary from Midway
My favorite holiday treat are my Mom's Sugar Cookie recipe! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is hot chocolate with a candy cane in it. Love the project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! You're amazing...
ReplyDeleteOkay, my favorite Holiday treat...
for October - November it would be the pumpkin dessert I posted on my blog.
December, I would have to say the chocolate/chocolate chip banana bread I make for neighbor gifts. It's easy, but super yummy.
Awesome idea using a pringle can.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is divnity!
My grandma was the queen of pringle can crafting- but she never did anything quite this cute!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is homemade rice pudding with meringue on the top. I only make it at Christmas.
This looks like a yummy book!!! Can't wait to get a copy! Mary S.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the pringles can idea! Every year, I give the staff at mys school and friends homemade "almond roca". It is one of my holiday faves to make and give as is pfefferneusse.
ReplyDeleteI hope that I get "twice lucky" here! :0)
I love the holidays cookies and chocolate. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative recycling that Pringle can. How adorable! If the rest of the book is full of ideas like this one, I need this to make my holiday giving easier! Our favorite holiday treat is good old fashioned pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat would have to be "potica", an old family tradition from my husband's grandmother.
ReplyDeleteFavorite holiday treat..Christmas cookies of course! I'm yet to meet a cookie I didn't like! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treats are those nougaty peppermint chewy things. LOVE them!
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What an adorable idea. I never would have guessed it was a Pringles can. Good job. I love all things Christmas. It just gives me the warm fuzzies to think about 'family get-togethers'. My facorite Holiday treat is Russian Tea (hot spice tea) with anything sweet. Just the smell of the cinnamon and spice tea gets me in the Christmas mood. It isn't Christmas without Russian Tea.
ReplyDeleteMust I pick just one? Ummm, ice box cookies, but they tie with milk chocolate fudge with no nuts.
ReplyDeleteLove your project! Lisa H.
Hi Wendy...
ReplyDeleteI love hot chocolate and chocolate covered pretzels with sprinkles!
ohhhHH!! I'd love to win! um... I love frosted sugar cookies. LOVE them. Hate making them.
ReplyDeleteHow did you make the window in the can? Very clever!
Oh, that looks great! Hmmm...hard to pick one treat... I love all the homemade goodness! Especially chocolaty goodness!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great twist on the "decorate a can" theme - love it!
ReplyDeleteMy fave Christmas treat is a frozen tart that my mom used to always make, and now my sister & I make, but occasionally adapt a bit - it's hard to make a million homemade tart shells! It's kind of a cheesecake style tart with raspberries....SO yummy!
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ReplyDeleteLove the holiday treat tray at my mother in laws - ALWAYS something yummy to be found !!
Love your pringle can !! wow and we seem to always have those cans on hand !
jane
I know this sounds weird but we enjoy Candy Canes in Oranges. If you cut a small whole in the orange and poke a Candy Cane into it then start sucking on the candy cane eventually it hollows out and you actually drink orange juice right out of the orange. You kind of have to squeeze the orange while you are working on the candy cane.
ReplyDeleteI have a favorite holiday treat that we only have during Christmas. Homemade (grandma's secret recipe) Red Velvet cake with butter cream icing. However, I can only have a small slice of it this year! I'm on a quest to lose weight...lost 66 pounds so far and don't want to gain any during the holidays!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have one of these books...it looks great!!!
I love fudge and I only eat it at Christmas time - or when we stop by the Homestead :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool book! Enjoy your snow!
Andria B.
That is such a cute idea for cookies! I love it. My favorite fall treat is pumpkin chocolate chip anything, just ask my husband! My favorite Christmas treat is danish pastry that my grandma makes for Christmas breakfast, so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWendy--You are so creative. I can't wait to pick up this book!
ReplyDeleteLove your can. My aunt makes "chocolate chips" seriously, hand dipped Pringles! Kinda fun.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is cranberry cheese ball with crackers.