Supplies needed:
2 colors of cardstock (Valentine's is coming . . . think pink!)
cellophane
coordinating ribbon
and . . .
Chocolates!
To make these little cuties . . . borrow your friend's scallop cutter to get the cute edge on the smaller circle. (Or you can probably buy that fun cutter at your local craft store.) Then I used the Creative Memories cutting systems circle patterns to cut the larger circles. I used a bit of 2-sided adhesive to stick them together. Finally, I used the CM circle maker to do the smaller circles for the coordinating gift tags, and a corner rounder to finish them off.
I've had my eye on these chocolates for two years now . . . they are from Costco and I think they are so cute! One box was $10.-12. I think, and dividing them up for these gifts had enough for the women I visit teach and for the elderly couples and widows in our cul-de-sac. (And of course a few left over for me to sample.)
These are nice because they are a small but delicious gift for a single person to enjoy.
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Alisha
8 comments:
Cute idea. At this time of year you can find cute little doilies for not about 1-2 dollars for about 25. I would use that instead so you don't have to waste cute scrapbook paper.
Emily,
I love your cute ideas. I have not been able to see your family blog. Could you send me an invitation? My email is adrienneengar@hotmail.com.
Thanks,
Adrienne
I like to use the cardstock/scrapbook paper because it is sturdy.
I have to VT teach tomorrow and I just happen to have some Russell Stover chocolates in my cupboards. Perfect! Thanks for the cute idea.
Here are some good ideas! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuOKIh523EM
Here are some good ideas! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuOKIh523EM
These are really lovely gift ideas! Thanks for sharing.
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