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Here's how I made my gift bag~
Supplies
Doubles-sided DP (Cerise) 7 x 12”
Paper Cutter/Scorer
Bone Folder
Roll-on Adhesive
Pewter Jumbo Eyelets (2)
Crop-a-dile
¼” gg Real Red ribbon
Directions ~
Doubles-sided DP (Cerise) 7 x 12”
Paper Cutter/Scorer
Bone Folder
Roll-on Adhesive
Pewter Jumbo Eyelets (2)
Crop-a-dile
¼” gg Real Red ribbon
Directions ~
*please note...in the photos below, you will see a center score line which isn't in the instructinos. I started with a center score, but ultimately decided to skip that step, as it really didn't aid in the design...so just ignore that center score line = )
1. Cut DP 7 x 12”
2. Score very lightly (long) 1/2 and 6 ½” and fold score lines with bone folder.
3. Score very lightly (short) 1, 5 ½, 6 ½, 11” and fold score lines with bone folder.
4. Cut in at 2 center score lines to intersecting score lines to create side flaps
2. Score very lightly (long) 1/2 and 6 ½” and fold score lines with bone folder.
3. Score very lightly (short) 1, 5 ½, 6 ½, 11” and fold score lines with bone folder.
4. Cut in at 2 center score lines to intersecting score lines to create side flaps
5. Fold and Adhere down the two 1" Flaps...creating a contrasting trim piece for the top edge of your bag.
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7. Place a small strip of adhesive along inner-outer edge of front long flap and adhere to close the side. This will be at an angle….narrower at the top and wider at the bottom
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8. Punch a 3/16” hold on each side and set a jumbo eyelet in place.
9. Tie ¼” gg ribbon through each eyelet creating a “handle” for the bag
I added a flower Medallion...Stamped with the flower from In the Spotlight (hostess) in Real Red ink on Very Vanilla and Real Red Cardstock....and punched out with the 5-petal flower punch. I also punched out Vanilla and Red flowers from the Spring Flower Bouquet Punch. Used a small amount of adhesive to hold them in place...punched a small hole with my Cropadile and added a Red Rhinestone Brad! = )
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That's it...Enjoy! Let me know what you think = )
This is really beautiful! I love that! Thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, the red and white combo is perfect, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow, this is striking, and simple! that cerise paper really makes a statement. like the use of the jumbo eyelets too. need to get some of those...so much inspiration, so little time!
ReplyDeleteWOWZERS, Nancy!!!!!!!!!!! This tote is SO-O-O CUTE !!!!! Love how it matches the gift card holder too! AWESOME TUTORIAL !!!! YOU GO GIRL !!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is about the cutest thing I've ever seen, Nancy! Oh, my goodness, that paper just makes it. And you know what I like...the simplicity. You let the papers set the tone and the flower embellishment just sets it off. Not overdone...JUST RIGHT. So clever, so cute, so creative. Cudos! TFS
ReplyDeleteC'mon, admit it, you picked this up in Paris, right???? ;-) It is stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh my Nancy! This rocks girl! Thanks for the awesome instructions...I will have to give this a go later today! Ok maybe this morning ;)
ReplyDeleteLove that DP for this!!
I LOVE IT!! Wish I had seen that last weekend when I was trying to find something like that to make! Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteIt may be simple, but it's absolutely elegant! It's beautiful! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful....that paper really has deep, rich color. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYou are just such a stupendous stampin' star mom!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific!!! Thanks for the instructions!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your gift bag and wonderful instructions! Thanks so much. I just finished one and plan to make more! Sue
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful tutorial. Your projects are striking! I'm going to try make them too. TFS.
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous! love that paper -- perfect for this project!
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