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Tuesday, November 03, 2015
november gratitude calendar…
I love that the squares are small, so I don't have to add a lot of detail - just a quick little something. I started with the bumblebee daily doodles base and added lots of stickers, embellishments, doodle tape, and accents from the "fall friends: and "give thanks" collections.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
over-sized santa tags, plus bonus gift tags…
When Santa comes to our home on Christmas Eve he leaves the gifts wrapped and sorted into areas so each child gets their own little stack. Does he do that at your house? Sometimes he needs a little bit of help keeping the piles straight, so this year I decided to help him out by creating these giant tags for each child. Santa will just have to make sure the correct tag is placed on or near each child's gifts and there won't be any confusion on Christmas morning - yay!
And cut the tags out. I also punched the holes in the top:
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Sunday, February 08, 2015
valentine treat boxes|reverse confetti blog hop…
Hello there friends! Welcome to this stop on the Reverse Confetti blog hop!
You should have just arrived from my buddy, Stacey Schafer’s blog! If not, please join us at the beginning and hop all the way through – start HERE!
Our challenge for today’s hop is “ABC Valentine” – which means Anything But a Card! Now, I don’t know about you, but I feel like “Valentine” is synonymous with “Card,” but I’m never one to back down from a challenge. If I can’t make a card, I’m going to share some candy!
I started by using my Silhouette to cut out these cute milk carton boxes. The heart shaped die in the “Puppy Love Confetti Dies” set was the perfect size to cut a heart/hole in the front of each box. I backed the open space with a 2”x2” piece of transparency paper so the candy wouldn’t fall out.
After allowing the glue to dry, I began assembling the boxes and filling them with delicious candy hearts. Then I started working on the gift tags.
I stamped four puppies (three boys and a girl) onto some patterned paper – white with text. Then I pulled out my pastel pencils and added some color to each puppy. After they were colored, I used the coordinating die to cut them out.
Next, I cut four tags with the square tag die (listed below). I also stamped extra puppies onto patterned paper and cut out the bows, attaching them over the white puppy bows.
I added the puppies, the “I love you” paper to the tag bases and tied them to the treat cartons.
I love being able to create fun and unique packaging options for store-bought treats!
Speaking of treats…be sure to check out the special Valentine’s Sale at the Reverse Confetti Shop!
And now, please hop along and see what Sarah Gough has in store for your viewing pleasure today! As you are hopping along, be sure to comment at each stop along the way for a chance to win a $15 gift certificate. Comments close on Thursday at noon CST and winner will be announced on Friday!