Hi there! Today I will be showing you how to fancy up plain paper craft/treat bags. It's the perfect way to create unique goodie bags for your upcoming parties!
You will need the following supplies:
- Paper Treat Bags, any color
- Border/edge punch, your choice of design
- Accessories to attach, for example: ribbon, glitter tape, washi tape, flowers, gems, etc.
First, you will need to cut in the sides of the bag, about 1 inch down. You only need to cut the 2 sides, not the front and back of the bag.
Holding the front and back edges together, insert the top of the bag into your edge punch. You will need to turn your punch over so you can align the edge of the bag with the edge of the design. Carefully place the punch and bag down on the table and press down.
Be extremely careful while removing your bag from the punch as it might get a little stuck and it does rip easily. I recommend keeping a tweezers handy.
Now repeat on the other side of the bag. Depending on the size bag you use, you will have to adjust how you line up your punch so that there isn't a gap in the middle. Another way to do it is to make your first punch in the center of your bag then work outwards. That way the design will be even on both sides.
Once the design at the top of your bag is punched out you can begin to decorate! Use double sided tape, glue dots or craft glue to adhere your accessories.
There you have it! These are perfect for every occasion and are completely customizable.
Until next time, happy crafting!
Rachel @ Mapunapuna
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Last Minute Christmas Cards
I don't mean to scare anyone, but did you know that there are only 33 more days til Christmas? For the sake of all those procrastinators out there, like me, here are 3 cute and quick Christmas cards that you can make before anyone says "Holly Jolly Christmas".
Find some brown paper bag card stock or craft card stock to punch this awesomely handsome reindeer out of. The punch is from EK Success and the Christmas ribbon is from American Crafts.
Line the bottom inside of this card with red paper then punch these amazing snowflakes out of the front of the card. This is the scalloped snowflake punch from Martha Stewart's punch all over the page collection. I popped "wishing you joy" out on this one but you don't have to, you could just print it straight to the card.
A few rhinestones in the center of the snowflakes could really jazz this simple card up. I like the clean lines and that supremely cool snowflake border made with the Martha Stewart double-edge punch.
I printed all the sentiments for these cards out on our printer, but if your computer is uncooperative you can use stickers or stamps with the same effect.
I hope this helps; these cards should be great for those mass Christmas mailings.
Puna @ Enchanted Lake
P.S. Please take a look at the previous post - it's Christmas on Crankin' Out Crafts too!
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