With a different stencil, this little bag could be used for a wedding, baby shower, birthday, or even as a luminary with an artificial candle. Here is how this one was made:
MATERIALS:
Small Bag (I got mine at the Dollar Tree 3 for $1)
Pen
Two Pieces of Scrap Card Stock
Self Healing Cutting Mat
Craft Knife
Acetate
Glue (I used Art Glitter Designer Dries Clear)
May Arts Ribbon
Candy (I used Dove Caramel--yum)
DIRECTIONS:
1) Place scrap card stock inside the bag to keep your drawing and cutting surface flat.
2) Position stencil over the bag.
3) Use the pen to trace around the stencil.
6) Fill with whatever you like, and tie with a gorgeous May Arts Ribbon!
That was easy! You could make a Tiny Treats project and send it to Lynell@Dreamweaverstencils.com for your chance to win our monthly challenge. If you want a little more inspiration, check out the rest of the blogs below. Now, I am off to eat some Dove Caramel candies.......
Dream It up!
Laura Drahozal
Lyn Bernatovich
Pam Hornschu
Heidi Erickson
Louise Healy
Jessica Griffin
Cyndi Bundy
Love the bright colors! Once again you have made the metal fabby! Love that you cut out the inside :)
ReplyDeleteDarling project Laura, very clever! I'll take the Doves!
ReplyDeleteLove your project Laura...the cutout makes the bag so unique!
ReplyDeleteVery clever, Laura! Fun way to create a window bag!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! What a great idea and also you have cut a stencil...so whoever gets the gift gets a stencil as well. All they have to do is remove the acetate. COOL!!!
ReplyDeleteSo fun and clever!! Cutting out a stencil makes a wonderful look and gift bag!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a cute idea...tfs...
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