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Give your guests a take-home treat with these goodie jars/placeholders. They’re easy to make and add a feline touch to your holiday festivities.
Cut a cat shape from your cardstock. (I found several cat templates online).
Either handwrite the names or find a fun computer font and print them out on a full sheet of coordinating paper.
Use the craft hole punch to punch out the name.
Attach each guest’s name to their cat shapes using glue dots or double-sided tape.
Attach the ribbon around the top of the jar lid, slightly overlapping the ends in the front (the cat’s head will cover this).
Attach the cat shape to the jar with the glue dots or double-sided tape.
Fill with your favorite fall treats — popcorn, candy or even kitty treats for your cat-loving guests.
What you’ll need:
Jars (I used kid-safe plastic jars)
Coordinating cardstock/scrapbooking papers (thick paper works best)
Scissors
Large craft hole punch (the one I used was 1½ -inch diameter)
Ribbon
Double-sided tape or glue dots
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