August 3rd, 2011 § comments
I love packaging. Love. It. When someone takes the time to thoughtfully wrap a gift and add their own creative touch, my heart smiles. Big time.
In the next few weeks we’ll be adding some items to the shop that help make gift wrapping fun and memorable. First up are these cool Metal Framed Tags. They measure 1 5/8″ in diameter; a nice size for gift tags and they accept ink (calligraphy or rubber stamp) and glue (glitter anyone?) very well. They’d also make a fun garland, be cute in a scrapbook layout or add a fun touch to craft projects. What about an advent calendar with these and some Bitty Bags (the creative wheels are spinning!)?
A set of 20 for $5 right HERE.
Stamped and strung with Divine Twine to make gift tags
Paired with Striped Bitty Bag and Tiny Shipping Tag
Paired with stamped Kraft Bag and Divine Twine
December 13th, 2010 § comments
I had a chance this last weekend to do a little designing and I made these holiday gift tags for you. There are 10 tags to a sheet, 2 each of 5 different designs. I decided to use the aqua and red color combo that seems to be popular this season.
Download the file HERE. Enjoy!
August 24th, 2010 § comments
photo credit: Cathe Holden ~ Just Something I Made
photo credit: Cathe Holden ~ Just Something I Made
The amazing Cathe Holden of Just Something I Made strikes again! She designed a dozen(!) packet/envelopes to house everything from gift cards to love notes to receipts/coupons. Each and every design is darling and free to download and make! Click HERE to visit her site and access the download.
April 1st, 2010 § comments
Vanessa at Stampington & Company created some really sweet and creative gift wrapping and packaging ideas using brown bags, labels, stamps and Divine Twine. Here are just a couple of photos. Click here to see all her great ideas. Stampington & Company sells all the supplies needed to create your own. Thanks Vanessa!
photo credit: Stampington & Company
photo credit: Stampington & Company
December 21st, 2009 § comments
I had a pleasant afternoon last week wrapping some of this year’s Christmas gifts. Between my lifetime supply of wrapping paper, Divine Twine and some labels I had everything covered. It felt like being in grade school during art class. So satisfying.
The Ho Ho Ho labels are home-made. I created them in Illustrator, printed them on full sheet labels then trimmed them down.
October 23rd, 2009 § comments
Playing around a bit (and wrapping a few gifts) with the bakers twine and some stickers.
For the bottom wrap job, I took plain 1″ circular labels, hand-stamped with birds and bees, spaced them out along the Licorice twine and backed them up to each other.
