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January Customer Thank You BONUS BAGGIES

I’ve been busy getting my Customer Thank You’s out the door, and I drew inspiration from Wendy on Pinterest for this adorable gift card baggie made from our Glassine Gift Bags! (I threw a Kraft bag in as well for my January Virtual Hostess.)

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I’m loving this quick gift packages! They are so easy to make and coordinate with cards! I did another assembly line video, but this time I go through an entire bag before I fast forward through the others.

Materials

One Big Meaning Clear Mount Stamp Set
Layering Circles Framelits
Stitched Shapes Framelits
Glassine Gift Bag
Kraft Gift Bag
Peekaboo Peach Cardstock
Whisper White Cardstock
16-18 In Color DSP Stack
Peekaboo Peach Ruched Ribbon
Peekaboo Peach Classic Stampin’ Pad
16-18 In Color Enamel Shapes

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You can purchase all of the products seen in this video by visiting my online store.

Don’t forget to use the current hostess code 2DTA4HSJ when you place your order to get a thank you card from me at the beginning of next month!

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Friday Tutorial: Quick Christmas DSP Treat Bag

This SUPER fast Christmas Treat Bag will show off both sides of our beautiful Designer Series Paper (DSP). It’s held together with a Gold Binder Clip, and is accented with a simple layered tag.

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The materials used in today’s project include:

~Presents & Pinecones DSP 141986
~Whisper White Cardstock 100730
~Emerald Envy Cardstock 141415
~Cherry Cobbler Cardstock 119685
~Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad 140931
~Gold Binder Clips 141673
~Cozy Critters Hostess Only Stamp Set 142214

You can purchase all of the products seen in this video by visiting my online store.

Don’t forget to use the current hostess code ZV27BCED when you place your order to get a thank you card from me at the beginning of next month!

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Melissa’s Kre8tions Live! 11/9 Gift Giving Made Easy!

Today on Melissa’s Kre8tions Live! I showed you how I like to wrap a stamp set using our large cellophane bags and some DSP. This is quick, easy, and you can wrap lots of gifts in a short amount of time!

Using nearly an entire sheet of 12″ x 12″ Designer Series Paper, this project has very little waste in terms of leftover paper. I had a small 2″ strip left over and used that to make the coordinating card.

This project is great to show off both sides of the designer series paper in any of the catalogs! The gusseted cellophane bags can easily be turned into square bottom bags with a little cardboard insert.

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Supplies:

6″ x 17″ Gusseted Cellophane Bags
Presents & Pinecones DSP
Whisper White Cardstock
It’s a Celebration Stamp Set (Clear-Mount)
Cherry Cobbler Baker’s Twine
Baker’s Twine Trio Pack2″ Circle Punch
Duet Banner Punch
Scalloped Tag Topper Punch
White Cardboard (From DSP)
Tissue Paper

Don’t forget to use the current hostess code ZV27BCED when you place your order to get a thank you card from me at the beginning of next month!

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3-D Projects · Crafting · Stampin' Up! · Stamping · Tutorial/How To · Video

Christmas Goodie Bag and Tag

This adorable project was shown at one of my Live Virtual Facebook Parties. I love how quick and simple it is, but still is very pretty and adds an extra “Oomph” to your holiday baking or gift giving.
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I used the Candy Cane Christmas stamp set which can be purchased at my shop anytime using product number 142040.
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Melissa
Knitting

Apartment Life

So here we are again.  Another month has gone by.  I have little progress to show in regards to knitting and spinning.  Just living along day to day.  Here are the highlights since moving into the apartment.

This is Max, my Beta fish.  Sometimes I wonder if they ever get bored, swimming around in their little bowls?  And if they ever wonder what the ocean would be like.  According to the internet, they live in puddles in the wild, so I guess they are used to small spaces.  He’s feisty.

Flock and Fiber Run
Flock and Fiber Run

So Sue, Maria, and I went to Oregon Flock and Fiber this year.  It was so much fun.  We came away with way too much fiber.  I’m kicking myself because this is the only picture that I took.  I guess I was distracted with all of the fiber.

See Mom, I can cook!  Oven baked fish with mashed cauliflower and cesar salad.  Ha, so there!  😉  Okay fine, so it’s frozen fish sticks with a bagged salad.  But I did mash up the cauliflower!
Okay so I have one sewn project to share with you.  It was a store sample made from a pattern by a company called Sew Liberated.  It’s the Mischevious Gnome Messenger Bag.  It was fun and easy to make.  If I made it again, I would make the strap a bit longer, and a loop closure instead of the ribbon tie, but other than that, I am really happy with the pattern directions, the fabric, and the way it turned out.
So until next time when I can share more fiber goodness with you, Au Reviour!