Welcome to Inky’s
“Wrap It Up” Blog Hop! If you’ve come from Keri’s blog, you are in the right spot in the hop. If not be sure to start at Inky Antics blog and follow along so as not to miss out on some wonderful wrapping ideas. I used X1-0020 Gift Bag Template and 10450 Snow Girls cube to create this project, which you can find on this
page: http://www.inkyantics.com/december2011hop.htm
I stamped the bag template image onto my patterned paper and cut out. I used strong adhesive from Tombow to put the box together. These stamps are so nice because all you have to do is stamp, cut and fold on the lines provided in the stamped image. One tip: stamp in a color close to the color of your paper if you don't want the lines to show much.
This bag measures 3 3/8" x 5 1/8" x 1.5" deep when finished and you can fill it with all kinds of goodies. Of course chocolate is usually best. Ü
The blog hop starts today and ends on
Sunday, December 11th at midnight Central time. Please visit each DT
members’ blog to view their projects and leave a comment for each designer. The
more you comment, the better your chances are to win. (Limit one comment per
blog, please). Two people’s names will be drawn at random to receive a surprise
Inky prize pack. The winners’ names will be announced on the Inky Antics (insert link) blog next Monday, so remember to
stop back and see if you’ve won.
Your next stop will be
Trudy’s blog.
what a fun and easy way to create a bag/box ....just stamp it! and that snow girl is adorable. thanks for sharing
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Your gift bag turned out adorable, Debbie. :-) Wonderful details, such as the crocheted flower and inked paper edges, and great idea about stamping the template in a color similar to the cardstock. Thanks for yet another awesome job!
ReplyDeleteThe gift bag is super...thanks for the tip about the color of the ink. Those are the kind of tips that really make the difference.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable!!! I love the crocheted piece and the cute snowgirl! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your bag Debbie! I didn't know they had box templates that can be stamped! Seems the Dies that I have used, waste a lot of paper. TFS
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ReplyDeleteCheap Storage Sydney
so soft and sweet! Love the non-traditional colors and the crocheted flower is the perfect touch! :) cute!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Deb!
ReplyDelete♥♥♥ the pastel colors you chose!
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How fun Debbie, the colors are wonderful and perfect together.
ReplyDeleteI agree with chocolate being the best to fill.
I love this bag you created- what a wonderful gift to receive (and chocolate never hurts either)! I did not know about the bag templates!
ReplyDeleteWonderful bag, Debbie. Love the extra embellishments, the flower and button give it a homespun feeling.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way to create a gift bag. I certainly love the way you included patterned paper. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your little box Debbie! The image on the front is the cutest little face I have seen in a long time. Your coloring is perfection!
ReplyDeleteLove the soft colors, Debbie, as well as that crocheted layer beneath the button!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Thanks for the tip about the bag templates. This is super cute. Love the coloring. Makes me want to have some hot chocolate right now!
ReplyDeleteChris R. from Iowa
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Love the soft colors - super cute project :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful gift bag Debbie, love the little crocheted flower and your image is really cute, it goes great with the dp you used.
ReplyDeleteLovely bag for goodies! I love your image and the little button and crochet flower you use to close it up!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love that image and your pretty button and crocheted flower!!
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