What's in the bag?

This year I handed out these little bags of positivity to the ladies in my card class at a local community group.  This year was different to past years - lockdowns meant that we could not meet however we tried to keep in contact with each other.  Also, have some for another team that I meet with - sssh don't share if you know what team!

And here is what I put in each bag.
I did not make the calico bags - I picked them up from K-mart years ago and they may still be available.  I did iron them so that I had a flat surface on which to stamp. Also, I cut out a small piece of cardboard the size of the bag so that I could insert as I stamped and coloured each bag.

Here is what I used available from Kaszazz

  • Archival Ink - Jet Black - Code AID3892.  Archival ink is a permanent ink that provides a crisp image that won't bleed.
  • Tea Set - Uncut Set (2) Code 6536M - I used the cup and saucer and there is also a teapot.
  • Mini - Messages - Tea Party Uncut Set (9) Code 6542K, 
  • Trellis Border Code 6531R.  I used to decorate the small tag.
  • Die - Thick Paper - Tags (8) Code 5657.  This die can be used in most die cut machines.
Non Kaszazz products are the ribbons and alcohol markers that I used to colour in the small flowers.
Thank you for looking, Margaret

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Swap Cards

Image
Here are 2 cards that I made as part of a swap with The INKlings group. Images © 1990 - 2007 Stampin' Up! Artwork by Margaret L Crawford Left - Wild Rose Set & saying from Artfully Asian Set Right - Artfully Asian Set & background is Rough Texture Jumbo Wheel
Read more

January Cyberchallenge - punched flowers.

Image
Images:(c)1990-2010 Stampin'Up(r) Artwork:Margaret L Crawford Our INKlings cyberchallenges have began for 2010. Tonight our leader, Jayne is setting the challenges. Our first challenge is to use SU punches to make a paper flower and use it on a card, scrapbook page or 3D item. I have used the round scallop punch (each flower has 3 punched scallops), cut a small way into each scallop and then pushed back to create a 3-D effect then I added a rhinestone brad to the centre of each flower. I used my markers to colour the leaves and then spritzed with water before adding to card. Challenge 1 completed.
Read more

Time stands still

Image
Here is another layout I have created recently.  I have decided to post it for a challenge at ARTastic - I hope they allow more than one entry as I have already done one layout for their May challenge - Scrap the Girls. This photo was taken when I met up with friends that I attended TAFE with many years ago.  We completed the Advanced Needlecraft Certificate at Hornsby TAFE and became firm friends during this time.   But as life goes on we lost contact - until Facebook got us back together 20 years later!..  They caught the train up and we had lunch and much catch up at my home before a walk on the beach.   Again here is the inspiration photo at ARTastic, the criteria Girls Only. I was further inspired by a layout by Emily Pitt found on   Debbie Hodge  from 2013 that I found whilst blog surfing. Thank you Debbie I have left some thanks for you on your blog. Thank you for looking, Margaret.
Read more