Stacey's Creative Corner

Each tote takes one piece of  6x6 paper. I thought that was pretty cool! I have a ton of that lol! I decided to take 2 sheets of patterned paper from a Doodlebug 6x6 pad to make mine. After I had the totes made, I stamped out some images from an older Stampin' Up set (not sure if it is still available), punched them out with a circle punch and layered them onto a black die cut circle. I added some google eyes for a bit of whimsy and popped up the image piece with some foam tape onto the front of my bag. I closed my bags with a little bit of tulle tied in a simple knot. 

I decided to fold the side flaps down on mine and secured them with a little bit of wet glue and added a sparkly enamel dot for a little decoration.

Inside I was able to fit two fun size candies in each one. 

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Thanks so much for stopping by today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Supply List:

--Cardstock: Georgia Pacific

--Pattered paper: Halloween Parade (Doodlebug)

--Stamp: Batty For You (SU!)

--Ink: Tuxedo Black Memento

--Dies: Bunch Of Fun Circle Dies (MCT)

--Misc.: Foam Tape, Circle Punch, Envelope Punch Board, Googly Eyes

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Hello crafty friends!!

I hope you are having a wonderful Wednesday!

With Easter quickly approaching, I thought I would make another little treat holder.

I used a punch board to create my little bag and then got busy decorating. I added a little lace trim by using one of the Lacy Border Dies and cutting it out of some white cardstock. I glued it around the top of my bag and then wrapped some crochet thread around and added a little bow. I stamped the "Happy Easter" from the Easter Icons stamp set with some pale pink ink and cut it out. I popped it up with some foam tape onto a scallop circle I cut out using one of the Scallop Circle Dies. I finished off my bag with some sequins and bling. It's just waiting to be filled with some yummy candy :) 

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Supply List:

--Cardstock: Georgia Pacific

--Patterned Paper: Stampin' Up!

--Stamp: Easter Icons (Pink & Main)

--Dies: Scallop Circle Dies and Lacy Border Dies (Pink & Main)

--Ink: Angel Pink Memento

--Misc.: Sequins, Bling, Crochet Thread, Gift Bag Punch Board (WRMK)

Today I am back with another project that showcases some awesome stamps and dies from 

Pink & Main.

I love making Halloween goodie bags and little treat holders to have on hand to give out. I think it is probably my most favorite holiday to actually craft for. This new set from Pink & Main titled, Sweet Halloween, was perfect for a little goodie bag! I created my bag with a punch board and then used one of the big scallops in the Scallop Borders die set across the top for a fun edge. I assembled my bag and got to work coloring those cute little candies! After I had the candy colored in, I used the coordinating dies to cut them out and place them onto my bag. How cute is that greeting? It is also in the Sweet Halloween stamp set!! I finished off my bag with some ribbon and enamel dots. 

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Happy Wednesday!

Today I am back with another project that showcases some awesome stamps and dies from 

Pink & Main.

Hi everyone! 

Janis of Pause Dream Enjoy and I have decided that once a month we will each make a banner for our home decor this year. Fun right? I love to make banners!! Today is our first post and we will be showing you the banners we made for February.

Here is the banner that I made for this month:

I decided to make a banner to decorate my newly acquired crafty space. I have been crafting in the corner of our living room for the past few years. Recently I decided, with some encouragement from my husband, to take the dining room. We never really used it anymore since our kids are grown so it worked out. I'm definitely not used to having a space that I can actually decorate so this banner is the perfect addition. My crafty space colors are pink and black with a touch of gray and white. 

Here are some close-ups of my banner:

(Excuse the fence, that is getting replaced this Spring)

I used the Banner punch board for my banner shapes and trimmed them with a bit of lace. I connected them with some white tulle and some buttons that matched my patterned paper. The twine is Pink Midnight from Trendy Twine and matched perfectly! I created the letters with the Alphabet Punch Board (thanks Janis!!) and adhered them with some foam tape. I finished off my banner with some pink paper roses at the bottom of each banner panel. 

Be sure to head over and see Janis to check out the banner she made!

Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Happy happy Friday!!! 

Today I would like to share with you a fun little treat bag that showcases that adorable house from the Witch House stamp set from Pink & Main.