Welcome back to the May Arts blog! We’re so excited to be partnering with the Design Team from Tombow to bring you a whole week of fun and creative projects made with Tombow products and May Arts Ribbon.
It’s almost officially fall and that means it’s time to be thinking about Halloween costumes and those all-important treats. I always try to have a couple of extra special treats on hand for the kids next door and a fun surprise for my sugar loving husband, too.
I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love chocolate! May Arts Ribbon and Tombow Adhesives make it fun and easy to take a humble bar of chocolate from this…
to this…
in just a matter of minutes!
The candy bar slider concept has been around for a while and I would normally use strong double sided tape for the construction but Tombow Power Bond made it quick and easy to make the slider and attach the cute satin cut out ghosts and bats from May Arts Ribbon in no time at all.
Supply List:
- Candy bar of choice
- Designer paper (Company Glitter Paper Pack)
- May Arts Satin Cut outs Ghosts (EX01), Bats (EX10)
- May Arts Black Metallic Velvet – (377-38-10)
- Tombow Power Bond Adhesive runner
- Slit punch (Stampin’ Up)
- Scor-Pal
- Paper Crimper (optional)
Instructions:
- Measure paper to fit around candy bar adding ¼” on each side and 1 inch to the length. Place paper on Scor-Pal and score
- Apply the Tombow Power Bond down one side and across the bottom of the paper. Fold in the side without adhesive first. Then fold in the adhesive backed side and press firmly to make a tight seal.
- If desired, use the paper crimper to crimp the bottom edge of the slider pocket. Use the slit punch to make a hole at the top of the slider.
- Wrap the candy bar in matching paper. Wrap a length of ribbon around the candy bar; adding 4-5 inches to your measurement. Decorate the candy wrapper with a few of the satin ghosts and bats.
- Insert the candy bar into the slider, and then slip the ribbon through the slits. Tie the ribbon ends into a loose knot. Use the Tombow Power Bond Runner to add more May Arts Ghosts and Bats to the wrapper.
That’s it! A quick, fun and economical treat that is sure to make any big or little goblin feel special!
Thanks for joining us on the May Arts blog! Be sure to check back often this week to see what the other members of the Design Team have created to inspire you; then pop over to the Tombow blog for even more crafty inspiration!
Blog post by: Charlene Driggs
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Love that glittery ribbon, what a great idea, and you could use this idea for a birthday party or a wedding.
Cute way to dress up candy and make it more special!
This is super cute and a great way to jazz up the candy for the kidos
What a great way to give a Chocolate Bar! Thanks for the step by step tutorial, and for a chance to win!
Love that metallic velvet ribbon! Very fun idea to make the covers for the candy bars! Love the ghosts too!
DeniseB
Loving all that glitter! Looks great!
How clever is this? Awesome!
Great project! I love candy bar sliders. They make a treat very special and are wonderful for party favors. TFS!
WOW look at that yummy glittery goodness
How easy. This looks like a good idea for the nurses and aides at my Moms ALF
How cute–special dark–halloween—is this mic on?
Cute idea! What great paper and way to use the ribbon! TFS!
chocolate made even better =) thanks for sharing.
Beautiful packaging always makes for a special treat! Love your work here!
nice project. thank you for sharing.
yummy and fun project! I love May Arts ribbon and Tombow together!
Fantastic–love the glittery ribbon.
What a cute idea! Great way to use up ends of paper and ribbons!
What a great way to make a 'special' treat even more so!
Sweet way to wrap up a sweet treat, i love this and will be trying it, nice to make a cover for a simple chocolate bar, the ribbon and paper and everything are adorable.
Great idea!
What a darling way to dress up a candy bar!
A very unique Halloween project!