LC121: Decorated Wine Bag

 

Sharing a gift bag I made for the holidays.

It's a wine bag.

Used Lawn Fawn's Winter Bunny and the

Stitched Hillside dies for the snow mounds.

 

 

The background was made by mixing HA Unicorn white ink

with water and flicking it on the bag.

There are dollops of Stickles on it too.

 

 

Thanks for stopping by.

I am entering this project into the Lawnscaping Challenge 121: Winter Wonderland

 

 

 

Hope you are having a great start to the new year!

-Kelly

THANKS for a great year....

Made cards and bags for the boys' teachers.

Features Lawn Fawn's new "A Good Apple" set.

The sentiment was embossed on the black piece. 

The apples, erasers and chalk pieces were stamped, colored and cut out. 

There's a bit of Glossy Accents on the apples.

The red polka dot paper is MME. 

I stamped an apple on the envelopes too:

Here are some other bags I made.  I ran out of the polka paper.

 

What will go in the bags?

These mason jars with a flower.
The idea is straight from Pinterest.

I am entering this project into thethe following challenges:
Lawnscaping:  Clean and Simple
 Simon Says Stamp: Anything Goes 
By the Cute and Girly: Flowers

Thanks for looking,

Kelly

 

 

Decorated Bags

Here's a couple more bags I decorated for the holiday.  

The top bag features stamps by Deasy Designs, Talk Bubble dies by Simon Says Stamp, 

and sentiment by Hero Arts.

 

Stickles on the nose and Liquid Pearls on the snow:

 

This was a quick bag made with paper from MaMBI

and sentiment by Deasy Designs.

 

I am entering the bags into Simon Says Stamp: Anything Goes.

 Thank for visiting.  I hope you had a great holiday.

I can hear the boys in the other room enjoying their Legos.

It was a Lego Heavy Christmas!

Keep little Addison in your prayers.

She went back into the hospital Christmas Night.  

Please postmark cards for her by Dec. 30 

~Kelly

Snowman Gift Bag

I needed to decorate a bag for a gift so I decided to set the timer and play along

with the Ten Minute Craft Dash and CAS-ual Fridays #83.

I precut the paper and started the timer.

I stamped the snowman and colored parts with Copics and adhered it to the bag.

I added the flocking to the hat and scarf and shiny fabric paint on the eyes

A dab of Stickles on the snow gives added some fun!

This project took 9:02.  

I ended up cutting the talk bubble twice b/c I smudged the first one 

so that added a but more time to this quick project.

Supplies:

Stamp: sentiment by HA, snowman set purchased at Hobby Lobby

Paper: MME

Dies: Talk Bubbles by Simon Says Stamp  (these ROCK)

Other: Washi, MS flocking powder, Stickles, Perfect Pearls

I am entering this bag into the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp: Christmas

10 minute Craft Dash #9: Holiday

CAS-ual Fridays #83: Dashing Through the Holidays

Thanks for visiting!

Please make sure any cards for the CARD DRIVE for ADDISON 

are postmarked by December 30th
~Kelly

Decorated Bag

Hi there.  Here's the second bag I have been working on. 

This one is for Alex's kindergarten teacher. 

What's inside: insulated cup with first initial, sunscreen, tissues, single drink mixes, SPF lip gloss

Here's the matching card I posted previously.  Details for that one HERE.

Supplies for bag:
Stamps:  Lawn fawn's "Fly Free", "Cruising Through Life", "Critters in the Burbs"
Ink: Memento
Other: Prismacolor Pencils, Stickles, gems, AC button, Glossy Accents, Liquid Pearls

Thanks for looking!

~Kelly

It's cool for now...

but in a few years, my sweet boy will NOT want me to decorate his bag... hee hee

He loved the green and orange butterfly (his favorite colors).

This is for his picnic day tomorrow with the other kindergarten class...

only a few days left and he's a first grader... wow... how time flies.. sniff...sniff

Maybe It will be cool to have little notes from mommy in his lunch next year...

Supplies:
Stamps:  Lawn Fawn's Critters in the Burbs
Ink: memento and Distress Peeled Paint
Coloring: Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits
Complete Dork:  Momma

I have been visiting all my favorites blogs, but have been having a heck of a time commenting... I keep getting sent back to the log in screen,  ugh..

I hear that other people are getting fuzzy pictures too.  This one is fine on the computer but fuzzy on blogger.. grrrr... I hope this all gets cleared up soon..

Lots of great projects out there in blogland!!  Thanks for visiting and I AM visiting you~Kelly

Decorated Bag & Teacher gift

Hi.

I am sharing a bag I decorated for our little guy's preschool teacher.

She has been just so sweet and loving towards our little guy as well as others and it is kinda sad to see him move on from "Miss Julie".  This is a little end-of-the-year gift for her. 

Inside the bag is an insulated cup with her first initial, lip gloss with SPF, sunscreen, a pack of tissues and some small drink flavor packs all to wish her a happy summer!

I inked up the front of the bag with Linen first to see how the ink would do and then added the other colors.  It "stuck" to the fold on the front, but I covered that part with my handmade grass.  This also added some texture to the front.   

I stamped the Lawn Fawn images on different Basic Grey papers and cut them out.  I added some Stickles and Liquid Pearls here and there for some fun. 

I thought the bag would be more reusable with "thank you" on the

front vs. a happy summer theme. 

What's inside:

I am entering this project into the following Challenges:

Two Peas in a Bucket:  Lawn Fawn Vendor Challenge

Wee Memories #57:  "Stamp It" sponsored by Market Street Stamps

Basic Grey Challenge #44: Mix and Match (see supply list)

Simon Says Stamp:  Sparkle and Shine (glitter, baby!)

Supplies:

Stamps:  Lawn Fawn's "Critters in the Burbs", "Bon Voyage" and  "Cruising Through Life"

Papers:  All Basic Grey!  (Olivia, Oliver and Cupcake)

Inks:  Distress in Linen, Broken China, Weathered Wood, Peeled paint and Memento Black

Other:  MM wire, craft bag, Stickles, Liquid Pearls, Glossy Accents (on pink flowers), Prismacolor Pencils

I was going to make a matching card, but I think I'll let Matthew (age 4) make one. 

I'll post his if there's time to photograph it!

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

~Kelly