Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Santa Bag

I'm posting a bit early today. I am going to a Stamp-A-Stack this evening that is put on by my upline Sue. I'm SO excited to go, she always has such wonderful ideas and projects. And she's such a wonderful manager. Only one complaint though, she won't come here and do my housework while I just stamp!!! So she's not all that wonderful!!! LOL But seriously she's the best and I'm SO glad to be a part of her group.


Ok, for this post we have a Santa Bag. You're going to need something to put all these wonderful Santa items in now aren't you? I got this bag at Michaels. It was already red. For Stampin' Up demonstrators you can measure the front of the white Stampin' Up! bags and put a piece of red card stock there and you're ready to go!!

I measured the height of the bag and cut my white card stock accordingly. I cut it 3 inches wide so I had plenty of room to tear it on both sides. The belt is 1-3/4" wide and is the length of the bag front. I cut the buckle 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" and I added a 3/4" square piece of black card stock on the top of that. You can either cut the card stock or punch it. I had the punch so I used that. I used the 1" round circle cutter for the buttons and they were punched out of black card stock. I glued everything in place and now I have a bag for all of my fun Santa items I've been making. I have a couple more items in this Santa Theme left to come so stay tuned!!!

This bag is also great for a Make N Take. It's a cute bag to use to wrap a holiday gift in this season!!!

Also in this same theme we have the Santa Candy Pull with instructions, the "Poppin' Santa" tutorial. The "Santa Nugget Box." The "Santa Candy Cane" (with instructions). A Santa card. And last but not least, the "Santa Tissue Holder." (and it's REALLY not least!!!!) Plenty here to plan your own Santa Theme Stamp Camp!!! And I have a few more to come too in a few days!

Thank you all SO much for stopping by!
Wanda

3 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:37 AM

    Hi Wanda! I am subcribed to your site...so I've been following all your "santa" ideas-very cute! I guess you are a santa lover?? hope you'll visit my blog too...

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  2. This is a great way to present all those gifts you have shown us how to make. Thanks again for all the great directions and ideas.

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  3. Oh Wanda - you did it again. Another adorable and easy project! I love it! I have all your santa posts saved so I can try them soon. Your creativity is amazing!

    (BTW - I finally came up with a gift for the coach, and I posted it on my blog!)

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