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Tank Top Nugget Favors

These cute Tank Top Hershey’s Nugget favors are made with the Custom Tee Bundle. The favor is made by scoring and die-cutting the tank top out of one piece of card stock. They would make great favors for Birthdays and Sporting Events. Just click on my video tutorial above to learn how to make them. This favor is part three of a four part series.

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Custom Tee Nugget Favors Series:
Part 1: T-shirt Nugget Favors
Part 2: Girl’s T-shirt Nugget Favors
Part 3: Tank Top Nugget Favors
Part 4: Bride & Groom Nugget Favors

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Quick Reference

  • Start with a 6″ x 1-1/2″ piece of card stock. On the 6″ side score at 2-1/2″, 3″ and 3-1/2″ marks.
  • Fold the card stock in half along the middle score line.
  • Arrange the card stock and the Tank Top Framelit according to the diagram below or video above.
  • Make sure you place the top cutting plate as shown in the diagram or video.
  • After checking the position of the framelit and top scoring plate, run the card stock through the Big Shot with the Tank Top Framelit.

 

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Comments

  3. Carole Doody says

    I love the Casing the catalog cards. Thanks for showing us the original, and then how easy it would be to change it up slightly using our own materials. Great idea!

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