If you're anything like me, you may find that you need a few last minute treats for friends, co-workers or neighbors. The packaging can stay simple and quick, but don't forget to add a special touch by adding a handmade tag.
I used a glassine bag to hold my treats and secured it with some black and white twine. But it's the tag that really sets it off. I started with a plain white tag and added some bits of patterned paper I had lying on my desktop, including a bit of Coverlet from the Mirelle collection and an unexpected addition...a bit of paper from my Silver Valley 6x6 paper pad! Yep, that's right, I used some leftover Christmas paper on my Halloween tag! I thought the silver houndstooth paper would go just great with this project and I love to break out of the traditional orange and black.
A few embellishments were added from the Salem Heights chiplets and I was all set! Now that's one special treat!
Jennifer
Stamps: Papertrey Ink
I used a glassine bag to hold my treats and secured it with some black and white twine. But it's the tag that really sets it off. I started with a plain white tag and added some bits of patterned paper I had lying on my desktop, including a bit of Coverlet from the Mirelle collection and an unexpected addition...a bit of paper from my Silver Valley 6x6 paper pad! Yep, that's right, I used some leftover Christmas paper on my Halloween tag! I thought the silver houndstooth paper would go just great with this project and I love to break out of the traditional orange and black.
A few embellishments were added from the Salem Heights chiplets and I was all set! Now that's one special treat!
Jennifer
Stamps: Papertrey Ink
3 comments:
SOOO totally cute!
This is such a cool idea. Very easy to make and perfect when you have to make a lot of them. Thank you very much.
This a really great tag.
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