ScrapbookPlace Tutorial
TREAT HOLDER with Cellophane
Bag
By Beate Johns, splitcoaststampers.com
Revised instructions and photos by Virginia Montagna
Make a treat holder with a cellophane bag to hold
treats, i.e. candy, stamping goodies, gifts for any
occasion. Sample photo
below shows All
Occasion, Christmas and Halloween treat bags.
Supplies:
One 11” x 3-1/4” piece of cardstock.
One piece pattern paper for lower front
bag 3-1/8” x 3”
One piece pattern paper for front flap
3” x 3/4”.
Embellishments as desired.
Scoring tool.
Glue stick.
Stapler.
One small hole punch.
One small cellophane bag.
One piece ribbon to tie treat holder
together.
STEP-BY-STEP
Step 1
Cut one piece of
cardstock 11”
x 3-1/4.”
Turn long ways and score at 1”,
5” & 7.”
Step 2
Fold at score lines.
Glue one piece pattern paper 3-1/8” x 3”
to lower front of
bag.
Glue one piece pattern paper 3” x 3/4”.
to front flap. Add
embellishments to
bag front as desired.
Step 3
Staple filled cellophane bag to inside
treat bag, just below flap.
Step 4
Fold bag and punch 2 holes in flap.
Thread ribbon thru holes & tie into knot.
Your treat bag is done.
Try it - post a link below to your creation - join in the Halloween fun!
Virginia is offering a scrapbooking prize to encourage participation in
making a treat holder. The winner will be chosen randomly so everyone gets a
chance to win. Enter as often as you wish. Entry deadline is Oct. 14 midnite CDT.
MORE CRAFTINESS FROM VIRGINIA - this entry is in the challenge at SBP Challenge Blog.
MORE CRAFTINESS FROM VIRGINIA - this entry is in the challenge at SBP Challenge Blog.
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Virginia, I LOVE your tut--very instructive for me that likes pictures and marks where to score etc. I've got all this Halloween scraps/paper around and think this will be perfect for me to give to my co-workers! And quick! Thank you for sharing-hoping that you have more up your sleeve!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
I full agree; I am so much a visual learner. This tut is perfect and I'm looking forward to more! Thx Virginia!
ReplyDeleteI've done a treat bag - but had to alter your measurements because I initially printed the image too large. So now I'm also making more according to your measurements - sticking to them! thx Virginia - lots of fun!
ReplyDeleteVirginia M.
ReplyDeleteI love your treat bag, great job. Someone is going to love getting it.