I am sorry I have been so quiet. First winter hit us hard, then my oldest had exam and last week I was at the CHA. I hope to post again regular starting today! CHA was so much fun! It was great to meet up with so many fellow stampers. I had a wonderful time!
Yesterday’s tutorial on SCS was for a Treat Bag Cover.
I started with a 3 3/8″ x 10 1/2″ piece of Riding Hood Red cardstock. It was stamped with Unity’s Giving it all Meaning background in Fired Brick Distress ink. The edge of the flap was punched with SU’s Eyelet Border Punch and the edges were sponged with Fired Brick.
I inked up the branch from the Believe in Fairytales Store kit with Vintage Photo Distress ink, the hearts with Fired brick and stamped the image on a 2 7/8″ x 3 1/2″ piece of Kraft cardstock. The owls are from the same stamp set and were stamped in Walnut Stain distress ink. The edges were spongedwith Vintage photo ink. The Kraft cardstock was adhered to a 1/4″ bigger piece of Chocolate Chip cardstock. The edges of that had been sponged with Walnut Stain.
To finish the image off I sewed around the edges with a sewing machine (without thread) and added Stardust Stickles over the hearts.
Here is a video for the visual learner:
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Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.19 Responses to “Tutorial on SCS – Treat Bag Cover”
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Beate, Good to hear things are busy and going well. Was a little worried the blogging thing had run it’s course with you. Very happy I was WRONG! Now I just have to get on a schedule of blogging again. Looking forward to viewing your creativity! Sending my best!
Welcome back, Beate! I’ve missed you, but I understand how northern winters can be. (I hibernate…lol).
Love your adorable treat bag covers!!
MISSED YA BUNCHES….welcome back!!!
LOVELY project!
Yolie
http://justyolie.blogspot.com/
Oh Beate! You just saved me for valenties day!! My DD told me this morning that she wanted me to make her whole class acetate boxes!! That would be 15 of them plus ones for her teachers. I am sure as soon as I show her these she will change her mind and want me to do these instead which would be sooo much easier! (She is six and one of her favorite things to do is watch your tutorials!) 🙂
It was just sooo nice meeting you at CHA this weekend! I had such a blast! 🙂
Hi, Beate! I sure missed you and look forward to checking out your blog and admiring all your creativity! I am sure the weather has hit you hard – not only the cold and snow, but it has been so dreary here lately – February can still be brutal, but then we will be on the “uphill” swing and spring will be upon us! Glad you got to get out of our weather for a while. Looking forward to making one of these bags.
Hey there!!!
Loved meeting you at CHA! You are a blast! Just the cutest thing!!! haha!
I posted the pics of CHA on facebook and my blog. Love the one of you, Jenn and I!
GREAT little treat bag. Another fab idea for Chloe and I to do together!
oh my…it was a wonderful weekend wasn’t it!? it was great to hang out with you and all the gang!! thanks for the love!!:) and love this fun treat bag…the ideas are coming!! toodles!!
So glad you are back…I have really missed you…Wish I could have been there at CHA with you…one of these days. Thanks for this tutorial. I think I am going to use this for Valentine’s Day at the office. Too stinkin cute!
ooohh this is cute!!
What an adorable project! Love the shiny on the shabby look! Great job! OMG, it was SO much fun hooking up to the live cam and actually watching you meet and greet people at CHA!!! You look like such a natural in front of the camera. Looked like you were loved by all who met you! Hugs…
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so cute and they look like they would come together fairly quickly, tfs!
I knew you were well missed by others, like me! So glad all is right in your world again. You are so right family does comes FIRST! Thank goodness for Mom’s that care!
I really like this treat “bag”, this could easily be made for treats to be handed out at works for co-workers birthdays! Thanks!
I absolutely love this project! It looks so adorable! Love those owls and the hanging hearts. Red and Kraft are definitely a Valentine’s staple for me. I am working on something using those two colours right now!
TFS!
Cindy 🙂
Hey, hey, hey Beate, it was AMAZING meeting you at CHA!!!! You are such a fun girlie!!!! And this is such an adorable project, too!!! LOVE IT!!!! Hugs, Eva
thanks for the lesson on making these .. what a great idea!! Love it!
Umwerfend schön liebe Beate, eine wunderbare Gestaltung und lieben Dank für Deine Anleitung, werde ich auch mal probieren.
LG
Anke
thank you Beate, good idea, for simple
gifts any season.
thank you so much. i really enjoy your
video’s.
Pattie