To give the hearts that crinkled look I rolled them through my Fiskars corrugator.
Deets: Cardstock: Bazzill. Pattern Papers: Dream Street. Heart Punch: Marvy. Buttons: stash
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Valentine Match Books
Since Valentine's Day is fast approaching I thought I would share a cute little project I made last year using scraps of cardstock and patterned paper. These are little match book favors that hold a miniature candy bar or as I have here a small bag of Valentine's M&M's. The bag that I used to hold the M&M's is a jewerly bag that I purchased in a pack of 50 I think at my local Michael's.
To give the hearts that crinkled look I rolled them through my Fiskars corrugator.
Deets: Cardstock: Bazzill. Pattern Papers: Dream Street. Heart Punch: Marvy. Buttons: stash
To give the hearts that crinkled look I rolled them through my Fiskars corrugator.
Deets: Cardstock: Bazzill. Pattern Papers: Dream Street. Heart Punch: Marvy. Buttons: stash
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What a cute idea, Jan! Love the corrugated hearts! :)
That's such a good idea tfs!
Great idea, I never would have thought about putting candies in a matchbook! Love it!
jan these are 2 cute.tfs
Such a cute idea! Love the designer paper!
I just love these, Jan!! They are so adorable, and they make me very hungry!!
These came out cute! nice job!!!
what a great idea
Very cute!!! tfs!!
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These are just too cute, Jan! What a great idea!
Jan what a SWEET idea they are so cute.
These are adorable Jan!
what a neat idea! are these made by just folding cardstock? I think I'll make some for the kids this year!
Cute idea! I'll have to make some for the holidays, Thanks for sharing.
Cute. 50 bags?! Are you making that many?
These are so adorable! Really cute.
ok these are too cool
Cute!!!
Love this idea! It turned out so cute. Definitely a wonderful way to use scraps. The dimension in the hearts is perfect!
So cite! I am trying to figure out how to package treats for the girl's daycare valentine party.
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