I need to work on wrapping some small gifts, I have a personalized notepad in one, and personalized post-its and pen in the other. I have these cute mini lunch bags by Martha Stewart that are perfect for quick wrapping a small gift.The first one (top) is Beate's sketch (WSC66) and I didn't stay true to the sketch but tried my best. First, I was going off memory from early this morning, plus my bag was so small after deciding what I'd use for the main "rectangle" focal point. So I moved my little jewels, which are from Collected Objects for Creative Minds, which I purchased from Stampington & Co a few years ago. The rectangles are frames by Tim Holtz in the Salsa color package, the green fit right into the red. I just added ribbon, ric rac, and a scalloped tag.
This other bag I did for Taylor's sketch (TECC42) and pulled out of the unused archives some Stampin' Up Metal Edge Tags. I punched some scrap cardstocks, again used a Tim Holtz red frame, but this time I put a simple stamped candy cane from Stampin' Up's Merry Minis.Yay! I'm so excited about Christmas this year. I'm excited that I can actually make stuff for people this year. Last year I was pregnant (very sick and always sleepy) and not functional. So this year I'm pumped up! Happy weekend!
6 comments:
Thanks for sharing! You've gotten me finally in the mood to start making some Christmas goodies!! :o)
Very cute! Great way to do the challenge--on a bag instead of a card!
LeAnne
Very Festive and fun to see the sketch done as something other then a card.
WOW -- what a GREAT idea to use the sketch to create very CUTE gift bags -- they are wonderful! :)
So cute, Kelly! I love that you created a gift bag with the layout... perfect! Thanks for playing!
Awesome little gifty bags! They are too cute! Is that a punch at the top or did you buy them that way?
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