Friday, May 31, 2013

Hershey's Baby Carriage


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I updated and made a video tutorial for the Hershey's Baby Carriage in May 2015.


Recently I had a request to create a Hershey’s baby carriage (thanks Susan H.). The baby carriage turned out to be a fun challenge for me, since I had to find a way to make the wheels. I think this baby carriage would make an excellent baby shower favor or just a little something to give an expectant mom or grandmother.

If you would like to make your own Hershey’s Baby Carriage just follow my step-by-step instructions below. Please Note: a good quality card stock is a must for a good looking finished product. I use and recommend Stampin’ Up card stock for all my Hershey’s tutorials. A complete supply list with item numbers is given at the end of this tutorial.

Hershey’s Baby Carriage


Step One

1. For the body of the baby carriage, start with a 9-1/8” x 1” strip of Soft Sky Card Stock. On the long side, score the strip at the 3/8”, 1-3/8”, 2-3/8”, 3-½”, 4-½”, 5-5/8”, 6-5/8” and 8-¾” marks.


Step Two

2. Put a piece of sticky strip on both of ends of the scored strip.


Step Three

3. Fold the strip along all score lines as shown.


Step Four

4. Making sure you orient your strip as shown in the photo, remove the piece of sticky strip from the right side (it is the side that has the long segment next to the sticky strip tab) and adhere it against the fourth score line as counted in from the left side. The score line from the tab should align with the fourth score line.


Step Five

5. Now remove the other piece of sticky strip and adhere it to the middle of the 2-1/8” segment as shown.


Step Six

6. For the first baby carriage filler strip, cut a 7” x 1” strip of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the long side, score the strip at the 1”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 5” and 6” marks.


Step Seven

7. Fold the strip into triangles as shown.


Step Eight

8. Insert the triangular strip into the larger of the two sections of the carriage.


Step Nine

9. For the second baby carriage filler strip, cut a 5” x 1” strip of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the long side, score at the 1”, 2”, 3” and 4”marks.


Step Ten

10. Fold the strip into triangles as shown.


Step Eleven

11. Insert the triangular strip into the remaining open section of the carriage.


Step Twelve

12. Pop five Hershey’s Kisses into the open spaces.


Step Thirteen

13. For the handle of the baby carriage, start with a 2- ½” x 1” strip of Marina Mist Card Stock. Curl one end of the handle around a wooden skewer.


Step Fourteen

14. Adhere the handle to the carriage with sticky strip.


Step Fifteen

15. For the wheels, start with a 7-½” x 1” strip of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the long side, score at, ½”, 1”, 1-½”, 2”, 2-½”, 3”, 4-½”, 5”, 5-½”, 6”, 6-½” and 7”


Step Sixteen

16. Put a piece of sticky strip on both of ends of the scored strip.


Step Seventeen

17. Fold the strip along all score lines as shown.


Step Eighteen

18. Remove the sticky strip liner and adhere the ends of the strip to the long segment as shown. The end of the strips will match up with the score marks of the long segment.


Step Nineteen

19. For the wheel filler strips, cut TWO 4” x 1” strips of Marina Mist Card Stock. Loosely roll each of the strips around the middle of your Simply Scored Stylus tool.


Step Twenty

20. Place one of the rolled strips in each of the hexagonal wheel spaces. Push the strips so that they unroll and relax to the sides of the hexagon.


Step Twenty-one

21. Push a Hershey’s Kiss into each of the wheel spaces. The kiss should fit snugly without falling out. If it’s too loose, cut a slightly longer strip than you did in step 19. If it’s too tight, remove the wheel filler strip and cut it a little shorter.


Step Twenty-two

22. Adhere the wheels to the bottom of the baby carriage with sticky strip.


Step Twenty-three

23. Decorate the rest of the baby carriage as desired. I used the Mosaic Madness Stamp Set to decorate the wheels and the Label Love Stamp Set to add the sentiment “cutest baby ever” to the top.


Time Saver Steps

Time Saver Step 1: For the body of the baby carriage, start with a 9-1/8” x 8” piece of Soft Sky Card Stock. On the 9-1/8”, score the piece at the 3/8”, 1-3/8”, 2-3/8”, 3-½”, 4-½”, 5-5/8”, 6-5/8” and 8-¾” marks. On the 8” side, cut into one inch strips. This step will give you EIGHT baby carriage body strips.
Time Saver Step 6: For the first baby carriage filler strips, cut a 7” x 8” piece of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the 7” side, score the strip at the 1”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 5” and 6” marks. On the 8” side, cut into one inch strips. This step will give you EIGHT filler strips.
Time Saver Step 9: For the second baby carriage filler strips, cut a 5” x 8” piece of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the 5” side, score at the 1”, 2”, 3” and 4”marks. On the 8” side, cut into one inch strips. This step will give you EIGHT filler strips.
Time Saver Step 15: For the wheels, start with a 7-½” x 8” piece of Marina Mist Card Stock. On the 7-½”, score at, ½”, 1”, 1-½”, 2”, 2-½”, 3”, 4-½”, 5”, 5-½”, 6”, 6-½” and 7”. On the 8” side cut into one inch strips. This step will give you EIGHT wheel strips.


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Here is an updated supply list (2021) with current products and links. Please note, I now recommend using Tombow glue to hold the baby carriage together permanently. The 3/4" circle punch is retired, but I left it in the supply list as a reference. The Dog Builder Punch has a small heart which is perfect for the center of the wheel.  Please contact me, if you have questions.

Stampin’ Up Supplies:
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3/4" (1.9 Cm) Circle Punch
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28 comments:

  1. I love your Hershey's Kisses projects.

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  2. You are so clever with Hershey's Kisses!

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  3. You're amazing and very generous.
    Is there a Hershey project in the making for Father's Day?
    Blessings!
    LM

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    1. Thanks for your sweet comments. Check back next week for a Father's Day Hershey's tutorial.

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  4. Geez Brenda....your amazing Hershey Tutes make me wish we could get these Kisses so much more readily in Australia!!! Love this!!

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    1. Lynda, I hear that Costco sells both Hershey's nuggets and kisses in Australia. I hope you can find them. :)

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  5. Love your tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity.

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  6. You are A-MAZING!!!! And so very generous in sharing your creations. I cannot thank you enough, Brenda! I {heart} you!

    Shelley
    Ontario, Canada

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  7. Hello!

    So clever! You are amazing! I love this idea - thank you for sharing! Wishing you a wonderful weekend!

    Hugs,

    Barbara Diane

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  8. This is just too darn cute. I really love your tutorials...thanks for sharing

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  9. Brenda you are such a creative lady! I love how you continue to come up with new things for Hershey kisses. Thanks so much for sharing your talents with us. Blessed to have found your blog.

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  10. Love your ideas. Just made the graduation ones for my daughter. Too early for baby ones but boy are they cute!

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  11. Wow! You never cease to amaze me!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

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  12. I love each one of the Hershey kiss projects. And so do the friends I share them with. I like to take a little tidbit with
    me to share with the ladies at the symphony. So each time you
    send a pattern, I make up a bunch and share them at the concert.
    They always love them. So thanks!!!!

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  13. WOWZERS!! Another wonderful creation!

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  14. You did it again! Thank you for sharing. If you're taking requests I'm thinking of a fall luncheon with maybe pumpkins.

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  15. I love everything you do with the kisses. I love your other designs as well, but really like the extra of the kisses. I like to give a little something to my co-workers and the kisses give them just enough of something sweet. Do you have something in store for the 4th of July? Would love to see somthing for that. I was needing something for two baby showers and now you have come up with the perfect treat. Can't wait to get started on them. We have been having so much rain, I may just have to make a few of the umbrellas. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent.

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    1. Thanks for your kind comments. Check back here on June 12th for a Hershey's 4th of July favor.

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  16. Brenda, thank you so much for another great project with kisses. I made your scored Christmas trees for the holidays and the Valentine Hearts. I just found out that I will be needing to make a baby shower favor for someone in my family and now I know exactly what I will be making. Thanks so much for sharing your projects with us. They are greatly appreciated.

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  17. This is awesome! Just found your blog...thank you so much for sharing. I love SU!!!
    Hugs,
    Lynn

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  18. "Hershey's kisses" back to you for all the wonderful projects that you share! I appreciate them so much! What fun!! Thank you!

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  19. Wow, what excellent tutorial! Very well done. Thank you

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  20. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. So excited to use these for an upcoming baby shower! Thank you for being generous with your patterns!

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  21. The art-work you have done is quite amazing. Love those small little strollers. Going to try this on next Sunday.

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