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Valentine's Treat Bags + DIY Rosettes Tutorial

I'm glad to be able to share a DIY tutorial on a couple of pretty Valetine's treat bags I created! Ann Butler Designs' products were key during the process of making these projects I'm showing you today!

Supplies
Stamps: Colorbox Background Basics by Ann Butler - Basket 1 and Picnic 1
Inks: Colorbox Crafter's Inks by Ann Butler in Sunshine, Colorbox Crafter's Inks in Bark and Snow
Tools: Colorbox Color Blender, Westcott Titanium Bonded Trimmer and Titatium Non-stick Scissors. WRM Gift Bag Punch Board
Velcro Mini Fasteners - Round 3/8" Dots
Adhesives: Ad-Tech Crafter's Tape, Bazic two sided tape and foam tape, Uhu silicone glue
Enviromental Technologies Easy Cast Resin and Easy Mold Silicone Putty
Embellishments: White tulle, SU linen thread, Lara's Crafts jute twine, gold vintage button, handmade resin flower, staple, mini tag
Paper: Leather textured cardstock

I absolutely love the final look of these pretty treat bags, but for them to look like this I had to create every single thing from scratch. That's right! The embellishments, the bags themselves were all made from scratch! To see my step by step tutorial click HERE.

I have certainly been inspired to create pretty Valentine's projects lately, especially for friends and family. I also like to make projects in non-traditional Valentine's colors. In this particular ocassion I was also inspired by a nice blog hop and challenge being hosted by Latina Crafter!

I hope you enjoyed today's post and tutorial! Have a nice and creative weekend!

I'm sharing my projects with:
Moving Along with Times - Button It
The Cheerful Stamp Pad - Valentine
All Crafts Challenge - Anything but a Card
Crafty Cardmakers - Something Old (cardstock), something new (stamps)
Word Art Wednesday - Anything Goes
Latina Crafter - Blog Hop Party Favors con Amor

Comments

  1. Beautiful Gracie, u r so talented! How r u doing ?

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  2. Fabulous background stamp and technique! These are so gorgeous! Great job!

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  3. Made a mistake in first comment. Such a beautiful treat bag. Would make a lovely card front too. I like that background stamp.

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  4. Lovely, "sweet treat" bags, Gracie!!

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  5. Beautiful! I love the background, it looks so elegant and natural.

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  6. such gorgeous bags, i love the gold! thank you for joining our valentine challenge at the cheerful stamp pad! xo from michele on the DT

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  7. Thanks for sharing your lovely crafting for the Cheerful Stamp Pad challenge 103, Hazel, DT - hope to see you again soon x

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  8. Fabulous little bags Hun.
    Thank you for joining us at Crafty Cardmakers and More for our Something Old, Something New challenge.
    Hugs Kimx

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  9. Hello, Gracielle! I'm delighted that you decided to stop by and share your wonderful cards in our challenge. I hope that you will continue to share with us each week. I always look forward to seeing your amazing art.
    Blessings,
    Karen
    Word Art Wednesday

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  10. Ah these are amazing, what beautiful wee bags, Thanks for playing on MAWTT this week, Love Hazel (Didos) x

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  11. Beautiful bags! Thank you for joining us at Crafty Cardmakers and More this time - good luck and hope to see you again soon

    Sue xx

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  12. This is lovelyl!Thanks so much for playing along with us at The Cheerful Stamp Pad!Também sou brasileira como você.Boa sorte!
    xoxo

    Karla - DT

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  13. These are beautiful. Love the burlap on them!

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  14. Hi Graciellie, cute projects. Thanks for participating in our activity with Latina Crafter Sellos en Español.

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  15. Very cute project, love the vintage look gracias por participar con nosotras en Latina Crafter!!

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  16. Very nice work! Thank you for your visit,
    nice day
    hug Crissi

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