Gift Bag Punch Board by Stampin’ Up! - New Christmas Project

Hi all


I don't know about you but I fall in love ALL the time. With new Stampin' Up! goodies of course! There's always something they bring out and I wonder how I ever managed without it!

The Gift Bag Punch Board is a case in point.

As with all the Punch Boards in the range, it's super easy to use.

Here's my first of many projects made with it.

I went for a more traditional look using the Home for Christmas DSP and a velcro dot closure as I wanted to feature the gold bow made with the Bow Builder Punch. My Paper was cut at 10"x 7"

Adhesive tips:

• Stick the bow pieces and adhere to the bag with glue dots
• Stick the bag together with fast fuse (if you haven't used fast fuse before make sure you do a 'tick' or 'check' action at the end of each application.)
• Adhere circle to banner with dimensionals.

I can imagine so many cute treats being packaged in these bags, from chocolates and candles to jewellery. 

Enjoy!

Esther xx

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Contact me to book your party, in your home or mine or you can collect orders by passing a catalogue around friends & family, let me know if you need a catalogue. Of course you can also get the same benefits by placing an order of £200 or more in my online store xx

Weekly deals, boxes, ribbons and dies galore!

Hi all

I'm having a busy week but it's a 4 day week! Yay! My children finish school tomorrow and I'm looking forward to some fun with them over the Easter holidays.

But today is all about all of you. I made  a cute little project featuring two of the items in this weeks deals.

The box comes together in no time at all (and no adhesive!) using the Gift Box Punch Board and I really like the size of this box, it's perfect for a little gift. I used the inch chart that's preprinted on the board and it's 1.75x1.75x3.25" and you need a piece of card measuring 8x8". The board also has measurements in metric.

As you can see I stencilled little hearts on each side which gives a great extra level of detail.

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Such a great selection of dies! Don't forget to look out for the matching stamps for total coordination.

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Esther xx