MINT by Silhouette: DIY Thanksgiving Dinner Favors

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It’s MINT WEEK and I’m celebrating today by showing you my FIRST Mint by Silhouette stamp project of the season. As you know I love working with companies that make crafting easy and Silhouette America is one of those companies! This year they announced some amazing new products and TWO new machines. One of them being the Curio and the other being this super stamp machine …MINT! 

What I love most about the MINT is that it’s not intimidating. It’s one of those machines you can’t mess up. Pick or create a design and print it! Then stamp away! Today I have a super simple gift stamp you can use to make DIY Thanksgiving favors this holiday season! 

What you will need:

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• 6 test tubes with cork tops
• Herb Salt Recipe (sage and rosemary)
• Silhouette Machine Labels 
• Custom HERB Stamp Silhouette MINT
• Silhouette MINT
• Silhouette Machine ( Portrait, Cameo, Curio )
• 60mmx15mm Stamps
• Black Ink

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Herb Salt Stamp with Mint by Silhouette

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Once you’ve made the Herb Salt fill up the test tubes using a funnel. Secure with the cork tops!

To make your herb salt stamp you can download MY stamp to your Silhouette Mint Studio for free! 

Open up the MINT studio and download the file to your computer and then import it to the studio.

Select your stamp size. The stamp size I used in this project was 60×15

Then send it to the Mint machine to be printed. 

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To make your stamp, fold back to the flap and remove the stamp from the cardboard.

Remove the brown film on the stamp block. Then place the stamp onto the stamp block. Next, use your color of choice and fill the stamp with ink. Take your time to make sure you cover each spot as desired. Wait until the stamp has absorbed the ink before you begin stamping. This should happen about 10-15 minutes. 

Give it a few test stamps on a scrap sheet of paper and then go #stampallthethings.

For this project I printed out custom labels that coordinate with the stamp. You can download it here. 

 After that place the label onto your test tubes and finish it off with a small piece of ribbon!

 LOVE! I’m so excited about this machine and I can’t wait to show you even more projects to make this year! Put this little machine on your Christmas Wishlist ladies!! It’s going to be a hot item! 

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