Different but All the Same..............PPA13.....
Halloween is quite the event in our neighborhood. We often have over 100 trick or treaters! I try to make a few special treats for our closest neighbors. These little pockets will hold a treat or two and some Halloween stickers. They are a snap to make and happen to qualify for Pals Paper Arts Challenge 13 - Anything but a Card. I used a friendly mix of last year's and this year's Halloween designer paper. I cut out 2 top notes for each pocket, folded down a flap and tied a ribbon. Then I got busy with the Spooky Treats rub-on set. They are all different but really all the same. I made two more for my grown-up kids. (No stickers for them - they prefer lottery tickets!) Next I think I will make some for my co-workers at the library - they like treats too. Seems that saying applies to people as well - we are different but re
ally all the same.................
Halloween is quite the event in our neighborhood. We often have over 100 trick or treaters! I try to make a few special treats for our closest neighbors. These little pockets will hold a treat or two and some Halloween stickers. They are a snap to make and happen to qualify for Pals Paper Arts Challenge 13 - Anything but a Card. I used a friendly mix of last year's and this year's Halloween designer paper. I cut out 2 top notes for each pocket, folded down a flap and tied a ribbon. Then I got busy with the Spooky Treats rub-on set. They are all different but really all the same. I made two more for my grown-up kids. (No stickers for them - they prefer lottery tickets!) Next I think I will make some for my co-workers at the library - they like treats too. Seems that saying applies to people as well - we are different but re
ally all the same.................
Oh, how clever!! You did an AWESOME job ... and what a GREAT idea to include lottery tickets for your kids!! I DEFINITELY see a CASE here!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your inspiration!!
Linda, these are just TOO cute! I love the idea of a pocket using the Top Note!
ReplyDeleteLinda, These are so cute and I bet they don't take long to make. You are very talented!
ReplyDeleteThese are precious, Linda! I love that you used the Top Note die for this! I'm sure ALL of your trick-or-treaters, no matter what their age, will love these! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLinda, these are just fantastic! I bet those neighbors are the first at your door to see what you've come up with for this year. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteLove these! They're absolutely adorable and look so festive and fun! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Linda! I love the combination of DSPs that you used. Can I come "Trick or Treat" at your house? Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute, I love these. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable!!!! Will I want to make a 100 of them for the next card party?
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. I haven't seen a pocket made with the top note dies. Did you use Sticky Strip to hold them together? Hugs, M
ReplyDeleteSuper cute Linda! Such a great use for the Top Note die! And I know your trick or treaters will love these!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the top note die - adorable goodies!!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous, beautiful papers!
Blessings, Maria
These are adorable! How cool! I adore these..you always make the most awesome creations!
ReplyDeleteI was going to make these pouches last night ... you may just see some coming soon on my blog too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your halloween treat sacks. CUTE!!
These are just too cute...what great little treat bags!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, love the use of the top note tie, the treats are really effective looking and your neighbors and co-workers are really lucky.
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