Hi everyone!
Easter is another favorite holiday for my family and it is a time we focus on doing more for others and less for ourselves -- just like Jesus gave His life for. The More Faithful Sayings stamp set by My Pink Stamper is just what I needed to make these adorable treat bags below. I was TOTALLY thrilled to see the "He has Risen" stamp included on this set. This is what I know each and every day of my life. This stamp set totally ROCKs!
I created these goodie bags for Spencer's classmates and a few friends. I hope you enjoy them. If this project looks a little familiar it may be because I was totally inspired to use the little faces on my eggs just like I did for my Easter Eggs Family Card. Thank you all so very much for your super sweet feedback on that project. :)
For this project:
I started with plain white envelopes, sealed the back and cut the envelope in half (making 2 pockets).
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Hi Tracy!! These are ADORABLE!! My kids go to public school so we can't prepare projects like these (so wish I could) but we did make some cute bunnies for the classmates (they'll be posted on my blog in the morning).
ReplyDeleteYou did wonderful as always. I love the doodling, the goody bags and the creative use of an envelope! :)
Crafty hugs, Cheryl
Fantastic, wonderful idea, I love it!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I did something similar with the "He lives" on the treats I did for my daughters daycare buddies and the kiddos at church! Check them out! http: //carleys-closet.blogspot.com It was the first favor project I had created on my Cricut and I was pleased! Have a happy Easter! And God bless!
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I love this project and never thought of using an envelope for a pocket. Too Cool. I have been looking for some cross designs and haven't been able to find any. You did an awesome job!
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These are just perfect ! TFS !
ReplyDeleteThese are really great Tracy! I think Spencer's class will LOVE them. I especially like how you put the cross in the bag :)
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