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My Craft Goals for 2015

My Goals for 2015:

1. Update my goals for 2016 in January of 2016 :)
2. Maximize my crafting time!
3. Keep plugging away at scrapbooking photos!!
4. Learn how to Heat Press!!
5. Have fun!


Friday, February 27, 2015

Gift Bag With Handmade Flowers

Today begins a new challenge at Frosted Designs - Handmade Flowers and Recycled Item.  This project can be a layout, card, canvas, gift bag or other project!!

I decorated a gift bag for my project today.
I started with some recycled book pages and a Tim Holtz flower die cut.  I ran the die cut and book pages through my Cuttlebug.  I cut several sets of the large and medium flowers. 
I played around with some Dylusions Ink and settled on Bubblegum Pink.  
I layered some large flowers and used a small brad to hold them together.  I rolled some of the petals with a pencil and bent others.  I glued the flower to the top of the bag and glued a gem in the center.
I covered the bag with scrapbook paper and added a bit of ribbon between the two papers.

I put a smaller flower on the bottom corner of the bag.
For the tag, I used one of the smaller flowers on the top with a gem.  I stamped a flower on the tag in moss green and the word LOVE on the bottom.
I love how the bag turned out!!

Supplies used from Frosted Designs:
Dylusions Ink Bubblegum Pink




5 comments:

Desire Fourie said...

Oh wow those handmade flowers are just scrumptious. Such a great gift bag idea too. Wishing you a wonderful weekend.
Hugs
Desíre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}

Charlotte C said...

So pretty. You can put my gift in that anytime!

Lori Comeau said...

Beautiful bag. I love that die cut. I have it and make flowers with my scrap papers when my pile of scraps get to big.

Annie said...

i just started following you via the 70s blog hop and wanted to take a moment to tell you how much i love your bag and the flowers you made. Beautiful.

Raechelle Bellus said...

This is so pretty!