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Water Bottle Tags With Pocket Tutorial
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Use your pretty paper to make some water bottle tags with pockets to hold a drink mix or other treat!
Christmas Treat Pockets - Stocking Stuffer Ideas
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Hello! I had some fun with the Scrapping for Less Christmas Treats paper collection and made some Christmas treat pockets! You can see my full process video HERE. I started with a little diaper fold type pocket. I took the 6x6 piece of paper and folded it in half diagonally. Then I folded the top tip down to the center fold. I folded both of the side tips in towards the middle and then adhered my top flap down over the top of them, using some Art Glitter Glue. I embellished the front of the pockets with an elf image...
Bubble Gum Treat Holder From One 6x6 Paper
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Hello! Today I have a fun little bubble gum treat holder project to share with you! I wanted to create a treat holder for the bubble gum pack that only used 1 sheet of 6x6 paper. I chose to use the Bubbles Galore collection from the August 2020 Scrapping for Less Flavor of the Month Kit. To get a better idea of how to make this, you can watch the full process video HERE. Start with your 6x6 piece of patterned paper and trim it at 4 inches. You will now have one piece that is 4x6 inches and one that...