I shared three of the four Make & Takes from convention on Thursday. Here is the fourth and final one:
It’s a Tag a Bag Gift Bag filled with cards and matching envelopes, which were made with the Hello, Lovely stamp set.
Here are some pictures of the simple cards inside:
This would make a great gift for someone, and it was so easy to make.
Enjoy your Saturday! Thanks for stopping by!
One of the things I love about Convention is that we are given some great Make & Take packets. In the past, I have made the projects at Convention and brought them home. But this year, we decided to call them Take & Makes, and we didn’t make them at Convention, but brought the packets home and made them at home. I’ll share three of them with you today.
This first project is a cute little Tag a Bag Gift Bag that was made into a gusseted sack and decorated with the Tag a Bag Accessory Kit and the Tag It stamp set. I love the little clothes pins that come in the accessory kit.
This second project is a fun card decorated with the Gorgeous Grunge Stamp Set and the Hello, Lovely stamp set. I love the little bit of glimmer paper on it.
This last project that I’m sharing today is one of the Tag a Bag Gift Boxes. It is decorated with the Hello, Lovely stamp set and some handmade feathers. Very fun!
I’ll share the fourth project with you in another post later. It requires a few pictures and I didn’t want to make this post too long.
Enjoy your Thursday! Thanks for stopping by!
Have you seen these cute little sacks in the catalog? They come with the chevron print on them and they are a great size for little gifts. You can also get the Tag a Bag Accessory Kit, which contains cute labels, tags, and accessories. Very fun, and very easy!
Enjoy your Tuesday! Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies Used:
Stamps: Express Yourself
Ink: Gumball Green
Paper: Crushed Curry
Embellishments: Tag a Bag Gift Bags, Tag a Bag Accessory Kit, Tea Lace Paper Doilies, Calypso Coral 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon, In Color Dahlias, Bitty Butterfly punch, Elegant Butterfly punch, Linen Thread
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