Hello, friends! Welcome to my blog today. I will have two posts today; this one for the new "Lucky Green" at The Kraft Journal, and one for the Echo Park and Top Dog Dies Blog Hop. I'm so glad to have you stop by, and I hope that you will check out both posts.
Karen Letchworth for The Kraft Journal |
Karen Letchworth for The Kraft Journal |
Next, I took a Canvas Triangle (which, by the way, are now on sale for $1.50 for a set of 3) and to that, I added a luscious bow made of Mint Green Tea Hand-Stained Bias Tape, Vintage Winter White Hand-Stained Bias Tape, and the Green Baker's Twine. Next, I took a Round Metal Edged Grungy Prim Tag and, using my handy Bone Folder Tool, applied a Melissa Francis rub-on St. Patrick's Day sentiment. This project literally took me about three minutes to complete. The amazing and versatile supplies found at the Kraft Outlet make your crafting projects fun and easy.
I'm sharing my lovely St. Patrick's Day treat project in the following:
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Simon Says, "Tag It" - I used a canvas tag on my treat bag.
Cardz TV Challenge Blog - 3-D St. Patrick's Day Projects Challenge #3
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to check out my second blog post today. There are AWESOME prizes being offered in the Echo Park Papers and Top Dog Dies Blog Hop. You won't want to miss a thing!
Have a blessed day!
Karen
Gorgeous creation in green
ReplyDeletehugs Tamara
So cute, Karen! The canvas tag is a sweet touch!
ReplyDeletesuper chou, ton petit tag est adorable et craquant et donne cette petite touche si personnelle, biz
ReplyDeleteLove all your texture on this Karen, and the wonderful bright greens.
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Maxine
A gorgeous way of packaging your yummy treats ! I love the green colours ,I think it is a really underused colour in crafting . Must make something green myself now you have inspired me !!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea on packaging Karen! The canvas banner is perfect with the kraft bag!
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