It's our final week of featuring the Sale-A-Bration promotion on CASE-ing the Catty and you now only have a few days left to receive these products for FREE. I have made a Gift Bag using the Botanical Gardens Suite which includes the Botanical Gardens Designer Vellum Stack.
You may have come from Tricia Raineri and I love what she has made this week.
I have choosen to used this card to inspire me to make a gift bag, I have die-cut 2 of the large pieces from the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits and then scored at 1/2" on the edge and joined them together with the tear and tape adhesive. I have then inserted a piece of vellum measuring 1 1/2" x 4 5/8" and scored it on each of the ends at 1/2". I then used the tear and tape adhesive to put in place the bottom.
I did fill mine with Easter Eggs and put a cute Bow Paper Clip Embellishment on top and it was ready for giving.
Cardstock: Old Olive, Daffodil Delight, Cajun Craze, Pool Party, Whisper White, Botanical Gardens Designer Vellum Stack, Botanical Gardens Designer Series Paper
Ink: Mossy Meadow, Chocolate Chip, Daffodil Delight
Accessories: Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine, Botanical Builder Framelits Dies, Mini Treat Bag Thinlits, Bow Paper Clip Embellishents, Linen Thread, Hexagon Punch
It's time to hop over to Elizabeth Gross and wow she has created a wonderful creation this week.
If you have any problems hopping please check out the crew's creations at CASE-ing the Catty.
Are you inspired by the Crew or the Catalogue why not enter our monthly challenge and a winner will be announced on the first Sunday in April, so go to the linky tool at CTC.
Love your vellum treat bag, Kathryn. The little bow clip is a great finishing touch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift bag Kathryn. Just this week I found myself wondering how to make a wider bag out of that framelit! Yours is perfect with the flowers & vellum.
ReplyDeleteVery cute gift bag Kathryn!!! Loving this weeks Case The Catty so much 😊😊😊
ReplyDeleteLove the gift bag Kathryn. I've got a friends birthday this week and was planning to use the Botanicals dies, paper and stamp set for a bd card, now I can give her a perfectly matched bag to go with it. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteKathryn this is stunning. I can't say I'm in love with he botanicals dies but this project is so beautifully balanced and constructed. so lovely.
ReplyDeleteoooooo the vellum for the gift bag is divine!! It looks so beautiful. THank you for sharing. THis project is so wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the colours of the wrappers shows through the vellum, and you've made a beautiful spray of blooms to decorate the bag.
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