Here they are glued and trimmed. I also punch a hole in the top center to add a ribbon or strip of fabric. At this point you could use them for tags or bookmarks.
Here I have stamped a message onto muslin strips and ripped them into squares with the edges left raggedy. I use very strong double stick tape to adhere the fabric to the backs of the "tags". I have left a little room for a pocket to fit in a colored pencil.
Here is the front of the tag which I have sewn a fun turkey button with sheer polka dot ribbon and a piece of wool felt together. Then I glue the entire piece to the tag. A strip of the torn muslin is added to the punched hole for additional embellishment.
Very quick and simple. Now I shall enclose these with a yummy See's chocolate bar which I purchased from the Chamber as a fund raiser and wrap them together in a cellophane bag. Tied with a piece of twine and a simple hand punched tag to add the recipient's name and your gift is complete.
Very quick and simple. Now I shall enclose these with a yummy See's chocolate bar which I purchased from the Chamber as a fund raiser and wrap them together in a cellophane bag. Tied with a piece of twine and a simple hand punched tag to add the recipient's name and your gift is complete.
Now that was quick and simple wasn't it?
I am very grateful for having the time to spend in my studio making things for my friends and family. Somehow this month of November brings out the theme of being grateful and I really do reflect on all of the many things I am thankful and grateful for in my life.
May you have a month of lovely thankful days.
Happy creating...
These are just darling Sherry.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I love the stamped muslim. Oh what us crafters can think up.
ReplyDeleteSmile and enjoy your day. Wonderful fall colors.
Great theme and great gift.
ReplyDeleteYou know the one thing that is more fun than creating things like this myself? ......It's seeing others get into that creative spirit!
ReplyDeletewell done....I love the matching little gift packs...!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
Great idea and wonderfully explained. What a fab gift to receive.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
They're so beautiful Sherry and what wonderful gifts x
ReplyDeleteThat was quick and siimple! And beautiful too. What a nice thing to give, and a special way to do it. I especially liked the torn muslin with the stamp; it seems no matter what the project, that often adds such a nice touch!
ReplyDeletesuper fun idea! oh my goodness.....the decorating possibilities are endless on this.....i just love the way you've done yours with the turkeys! so cute!!! thanks for sharing your creativity with us! have a great weekend! xox, :))
ReplyDeleteYay..these are such dazzling treasures..absolutely lovely..you are such a wizardess of creativity!
ReplyDeleteLovely idea, Sherry! Even I might be able to manage this. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI've been having a rough month or two - so I really appreciate the reminder to reflect on the many things in my life I can be thankful for.
Cheers! - Susan
These are amazing!! I love those little sacks ... and the tags with the muslin. Great work! keeleyxx
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly a creative wizard!
ReplyDeleteThese little gifts are superb with little effort really just an active immagination!
All the best and thanks for your lovely comments on my blog!
These are just darling!!! and chocolate inside? nothing could be sweeter!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty packages!
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