Hooray for the weekend! It might have only been a two-day working week for my first week back at work/school but boy am I psyched about waking up early and bring able to curl up in bed for some extra Zzzzs. It's the small things that make this gal happy, peeps. The small things. :)
And speaking of small things, check out this little bag I whipped up - perfect for containing a treat (or a trick depending on how mischievous I'm feeling... Mwahaha!)
In a bid to use up some 'vintage' patterned paper, I couldn't resist having a go at creating a little bag. And by vintage patterned paper, I'm talking about patterned paper that has been hiding in my drawer for years! This bag is made from a single 8x8 sheet.
The bag features a ghost die from Clearly Besotted Stamps newly released Fright Night die collection. Ghost die? Vellum? Googly eyes? Well it just makes sense, right?! :)
The sentiment is stamped from the newly released CBS stamp set, Boo to You. I stamped it on a die cut speech bubble from the You Said It! die collection.
- Dies are so versatile. Even if they're designed to coordinate with a stamp set, you can often use just the die shape and not the coordinating stamp.
- Mix and match dies with different stamp sets. The You Said It! dies will accommodate sentiment stamps from just about any set.
- It's much easier to punch holes and set eyelets for the bag handles before it's assembled. The same goes for die cutting that cutie-pie ghost too. I'm talking from experience here...*wink*
I hope you have a great weekend! Thanks so much for stopping by today!
6 comments:
Adorable...I love the sweet little vellum ghost Aimes...hope you are having a super relaxing weekend.
EEk - I love it! How cute is that ghost? Must get some googly eyes though - they're a MUST for this little fella!!
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
A-dorable! This is just too fun!
Too cute!
well he couldn't be any cuter, Duchess! I'm a sucker for googly eyes! I hope my bag comes with a treat! ox
Aimes, your vellum ghost bag is just too cute, LOVE the goolie eyes :)
PS: thanks for the tips on using dies too :)
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