There is the complete Treat Jar set.  I love the colors, it turned out very well and so happy with it all.  I want to share with you all today some of the features of the card. first off and I am sure you noticed, it's an easel card, they are very popular right now and I see why!  Notice on the card front the Snowman - it that correct?  Or should I be saying or writing snowperson, Umm.  Anyways, it is a digital image that  I colored him/her with my COPIC markers and the added some flower soft (polar white) to the snow drifts.  The snowflakes are both paper punched with the Martha Stewart paper punch and also are foamies too and I placed gems on the top of those in both pink and silver.  Did you notice how 'POPPED' the main image is?  Oh, you will be surprised!  The image or snowman is raised out front the card front by... drum roll, a ribbon spool and I saw it at my blogger friend and former design team member Carolyn's blog and I loved how it looked  but I decided to go one step further and left some of the ribbon on the spool and used that and other ribbon to make one bigger size bow and topped it off with a stick pen and snowflake!!

As with a digi, you can change the size of it on your computer, I happen to dump the image into a word document file and did the adjustments there and printed it out on card stock, I had to make a smaller image for the jar top.  I forgot to mention up above that this little guy/gal has heart gems for the hands.  I picked up a pink heart gem pack and it had three sizes, I used the smallest of the snowman's buttons, the second size for the snowman's hands on the jar top and the largest size for the snowman's hands on the card.  I loved that they came that way, it worked out perfectly for what I was doing on this project.  So, all you need to do is place treats inside this jar; Peppermints, Herseys's Kisses, whatever your favorite is...   I personally love them all~~  Jane