Showing posts with label Using Designer Patterned Papers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Using Designer Patterned Papers. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 18, 2019

Easy Gift Bag for an Office Treat or Table Favor

With Christmas just around the corner, this post is all about Holiday gift packaging.
I fact, today's post is part of a Blog Hop with lots of packaging ideas from
demonstrators all over the world.  Be sure to click through to see everyone's projects..


If you're like me you may have a small stash of pretty papers tucked away somewhere.
Why not use them to make cute little candy gift bags?
This sweet little bag is super easy to make from a 6" x 4.5" piece of paper.

Small candy treat bag with handles

The bag's small size is perfect for leaving a little gift on a co-worker's desk.
Hint: it easily fits 3 nuggets.
Or use it as a table favor by each place on your holiday table.



Cutting and scoring dimensions for a small gift bagThis bag is super easy to make (click the image to see it larger, or right click to download)
  • Cut a sheet of paper to a 6" x 4-1/2" size
  • Score long ways at 1-1/4" from each long side
  • Score side-ways at 1/2",  2-3/8", 3-5/8",  and 5-1/2" 
  • Cut each of the sideways score marks to meet the long score line
    yellow on the image to the right
  • If you want a ribbon handle (like on  my sample) punch holes before folding
  • Fold and glue according to the images below
how to fold a gift bag

Or watch this quick video to see how easy it is to make this little candy bag.


Give this project a try . . .
its a great way to use up your stash of designer paper.

And trust me, when you leave these little bags on your co-worker's desks
they'll be thinking sweet thoughts about you
while they enjoy their holiday sweets from you.




Would you like more ideas for holiday gift packaging?
Be sure to click through the rest of the links on the hop,
you'll find lots of other great project ideas.
Next up is Annette McMillan


  1. Shirley Merker
  2. Tracy Held
  3. Sue Boerner
  4. Sandra Roberts
  5. Sandy Ward
  6. Sue McDonald
  7. Katie Johnsonyou are here
  8. Annette McMillan

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you give these little treat bags a try.  They're easy to make and very much appreciated by people you give them to.

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Monday, April 8, 2019

Embellished Designer Paper

Have you ever made a card and then worried that its too simple?  
Sometimes simple is stunning! 
Check out this card made by my friend Deb Geier.

Card featuring designer paper and self-stick embellishments

The focal point of Deb's card is a piece of beautiful flowered paper, DSP, framed in a coordinating color of green.  Such a simple and beautiful way to let the real focus of the card be the sentiment.


and don't overlook the embellishments Deb used . . .

Card featuring designer paper and self-stick embellishments

A few self-stick rhinestones on the printed paper and some additional color coordinated faceted gems on the card face.  Put it all together and you get one simple yet elegant creation.  Thanks Deb.

Stampin'UP! has lots of choices for designer papers and embellishments
Spend a little time browsing the product
.  I think you'll find yourself becoming INKspired.

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Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Simple Wedding Card - with Love Blossoms DSP

 Here's a very simple wedding card that features 4 panels of designer paper.
This paper is from the Love Blossom Designer Stack.
The pale pink (Blushing Bride) papers are perfect for a wedding, don't you think?

Newlywed Card featuring Love Blossom Designer Series Paper

I was very careful to cut the paper so the pattern with the larger hearts would be centered.
But with a different pattern, this lay-out would be great for using up small scraps of DSP.

Love Blossom Designer Series Paper

The two papers on this card are from the Love Blossom Stack.  Stampin'UP!'s stacks give you 4 each of 12 double-sided 6x6 sheets. 24 Designs total!  Wow!  I love using these stacks because its so easy to find coordinating papers for projects like this. 

Newlywed Card featuring Love Blossom Designer Series Paper

Did you ever think to color on Designer Paper?  I used a marker to color the small hearts.

This is just one way to use up scraps of Designer Paper.  I'm teaching a class next weekend with more ideas for using DSP, so if you keep following this blog you're sure to see lots more ideas for making cards with Designer Series Papers.

If you're local to the Madison/Dane county area we'd love to have you join us.  I work with a great group of stampers.
You can sign-up for class HERE.


These are the supplies used on today's project.

Washi Label Punch
[138296]  - $18.00
Window Word Punch
[119857]  - $16.00

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Monday, March 7, 2016

Easter Chick In a Broken Egg Shell

Here's a cute little chick popping out to say "Hello", such a sweet faced little guy.

Chick in an Egg Card made with Stampin'UP!'s Honeycomb Happiness Stamp Set

This little chick is just newly hatched from his shell.  The shell was quick to make, I punched a large oval and hand-cut a zig zag pattern to cut it into 2 pieces.

Next week I have another card to share featuring this chick. Next week's card is one we're doing in a class this weekend and I don't want to spoil the surprise by posting it early.

This card was made as a way to show how you can incorporate Designer papers into the card design.  See the rhinestones on the centers of the corner flowers?  They're a bit subtle because the Designer Paper is so busy.  But that's why I used them.  I wanted to give the eye something to focus on among all that busyness.

Chick in an Egg Card made with Stampin'UP!'s Honeycomb Happiness Stamp Set


Card made with Stampin'UP!'s Honeycomb Happiness Stamp SetThe cute little chick is from one of the 2016 Sale-a-Bration Stamp Sets; called Honeycomb Happiness.  Here's another card featuring both the chick and the Honeycomb Embellishments.  This one was made by my friend Norma Artman.
  
See the shape of the images in the set in the product chart below? The round shape of the chick, the ice cream cone and the balloon were designed to work with Stampin'UP!'s paper Honeycomb Embellishments  that Norma used on her balloon.

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Here's a list of the product I used on my card


Thanks for Stopping by: Take a minute and browse previous posts. If you see anything you like I'm happy to help you get the product or just to consult and explain further how the project was made . . . its all about having fun with our hobby. There are also ordering links under my signature.





 
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