Gift Ideas

Howliday Dog Treat Jar

Take a few minutes to remember your pooch or the pup next door with this howliday treat jar. Fill it up with their favorite treat…and you’ll see a happily wagging tail this Christmas!

Made by: Dawn Mercedes
Time: 20 minutes
Level: Beginner
Size: approx. 4 x 3.5 inches

Here's what you need:

  • Glue Dots® Pop Up Dots™
  • Glue Dots® Advanced Strength Dots™
  • 12" length of 5/8 inch wide black and white gingham
  • Black felt
  • Pint sized mason jar with a ring and lid
  • Decorative brads from Eyelet Outlet
  • Flipflop cardstock stack from DCWV (orange)
  • Orange and green dye ink
  • Decorative washi and bling from Eyelet Outlet
  • Green & white twine
  • 2 googly eyes (1” size)
  • Dog treats (or other favorite doggie treat)
  • Scissors
  • Daubers
  • Scissors that will cut fabric
  • Ruler
  • Sizzix tag die
  • Sizzix BigShot
  • Holiday stamp sentiment
  • Hole punches
  • Wintery Puns stamp set by Joyslife.com
  • ½ inch hole punch

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Here's what you do:

Using fabric scissors, cut the felt into a 6.5" circle. You may want to find a plate or pot lid that is about this size to use as a template.

Insert a decorative brad into the ribbon. Using Advance Strength Glue Dots, adhere the ribbon to the metal ring for the mason jar. Fill the pint jar with dog treats. Put the felt circle on top of the mason jar lid, and then push the lid up through the ring. Screw it onto the top of the mason jar.

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Cut out a 1.5 inch triangle out of orange cardstock. Use a dauber to sponge the edges. Adhere it to the pint jar with Advance Strength Glue Dots. Secure the googly eyes using Pop Up Dots.

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Use your Sizzix Big Shot and die to create a tag. Stamp a holiday sentiment. Embellish it with decorative washi, bling, and twine. You may want to use decorative brads and hole punch to finish the look. Tie the tag onto rim of the hat.

Treat man’s best friend to a decorated jar filled with snacks this holiday season. Any dog lover is going to squeal with delight and refill this treat jar over the winter months!

~Dawn