Great Value for Valentines!

I made up a few these little Valentine treats with our Valentine Treat Bundle special. Such a super cool, easy treat to make - and what an unbeatable price! For $5.95, you get the cute Happy Valentine's Day stamp and you get 50 cello bags!! Wish these were around a "few" years ago when my own kids handed out Valentines! 

And there are so many cool treats you fit in the tall skinny cellos - licorice, tootsie rolls, Sixlets, Candy Corn, M & M's, Skittles - even pencils!

 

Here's a closer look! I got the layering idea from a sample on Stampin' Connection. I love using the Two Tags die for the background. It just gives it a little something more! And I added some Pool Party Baker's Twine - everything just needs some kind of ribbon or tie!

It's not too early to start thinking about those Valentine ideas!!

Thanks for stopping by,

Julie B

Return of the Scallop Envelope!

I made a bunch of these quick little gifties the other night! I love how the Scallop Envelope die for the Big Shot makes easy little treats. - And Ghiradelli's fit in there just right!



I used the Heart of Hearts Embosslit to make the Scalloped red heart. And then I used the new PS I Love You set to stamp the heart, and then punched with the Full Heart Punch. The saying is also from the PS I Love You set - lots of great pieces in that set! Check it out in the Occasions Mini - plus lots of other awesome new goodies!!


Thanks for stopping by,


Julie

A Berry Cute Idea!

I found this cute little strawberry idea made by Linda Fisher here. It was perfect timing because I needed a belated birthday card for my step-mom, and she loves strawberries! I had made these really cute Big Shot strawberries last summer, but they're 3D - so kind of hard to put on a card!

I Love this idea using the Heart of Heart embosslit! So cute, and super easy!! A couple other punches for the other parts - and tah dah!!

Here's a close-up of the strawberry - cute, huh? I know it's kind of early for local strawberries around here, but a good card to save for a summer card too!


Thanks for stopping by,


Julie