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• Sharon Caughman
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These treat containers are easy to make and oh so cute!  I used to call them sour cream containers but now SU! is calling them Twisty Treats and I love the new name!

Read more for detailed information:

1.  For each twisty treat, you need a 6" x 6" piece of Ghostly Greetings Designer Series Paper.  This is a nice size because you can get 4 twisty treats per sheet of paper.

2.  Adhere 3 strips of sticky strip to the reverse side of the paper:

3.  Carefully roll the paper to make a tube starting with the side without sticky strip and adhere using the preattached sticky strip:

4.  Close one end of the container using the preattached sticky strip and insert your treats.

5.  Twist the tube so the top is perpendicular to the bottom and close this end with the preattached sticky strip.

6.  Finish with a flourish by crimping both ends and adding any accents you like.

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