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Santa’s Belly Treat Cups

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These fun little treat containers would be perfect for the “little kids’ table”. You know the one. That table you had to sit at when you were 11, surrounded by silly 6 and 7 year old cousins, still not allowed to sit at the grown up table. I digress. Imagine these cute little Santa cups filled with crayons, peppermint sticks or even plastic silverware. So many possibilities!

I made these treat cups this week for Craftown.com. If you would like to make some, you can find the Santa’s Belly Treat Cups tutorial here.

If you like Santa’s belly crafts, check out my Glittery Santa’s Belly Jar and my Santa’s Belly Ornament.

I used DecoArt’s cool Glamour Dust ultra fine glitter paint in Sizzling Red to add a little bit of razzle to these cups. You could add a second coat for even more sparkle.

I also used DecoArt Snow-Tex snow texture paint in this project. I love this stuff and have used it over the years for many projects. I love the look!

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Santa's Belly Treat Cups

Author: Amanda Formaro

Supplies

  • Foam or paper cups
  • Red acrylic paint
  • Red glitter paint
  • Black electrical tape
  • Scissors
  • Small paintbrush
  • Medium paintbrush
  • Mod Podge or white craft glue
  • Gold glitter
  • Paper plate
  • Snow texture paint

Instructions

  • Paint cups with red paint and let dry. There is no need to paint the rim as you will be covering that with snow texture paint. When red paint is dry, add a coat of red glitter paint. If you want it more glittery, add another coat after the first dries. Let dry.
  • Wrap electrical tape around the center of the cup to create the belt.
  • Use small paintbrush and Mod Podge and paint on a buckle.
  • Using a paper plate underneath to catch the extra, sprinkle gold glitter over the glue buckle. Allow to sit for about 5 minutes then tap off the excess.
  • Apply snow texture paint to the rims of the cups. Set aside to dry.
  • If you need to add weight you can glue pennies to the bottom of the cup or glue a few flat marbles inside the bottom of the cup.
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  1. Sue Slavik says

    To simplify this craft for 3-5 yr olds I started with a red disposable cup(ie: Solo) and applied the SnoTec at home. This way the kids could bring them home from church that night.

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  3. Holly says

    Glamour Dust and Snowtex – love those product. These little cups are so darn cute! I love Santa's belly (in a good way)!

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  16. Beth @ Free Stylin' says

    These are so cute! I have some red Solo cups in the pantry just itching to become Santa Treat Cups for a bunch of 1st graders! :) Thanks for the SUPER CUTE idea!!

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  19. maggy, red ted art says

    Oh very cute and you made them look so easy to make! I love all your crafty ideas!

    Thank you for linking up to Kids Get Crafty!!

    Maggy

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