We Create Blog Hop--All Wrapped Up!

I have to apologize for taking such a long break,  I started my new job at Crate & Barrel and working several evenings a week have put a damper on my blogging time.  Luckily, I had a open house last week and had prepared some packages for my displays.  Stampin' Up! has so many packaging options, the hardest part is selecting which is your favorite! (Or...you can just buy it all!!)

Our wonderful Gift Box punch board is a fabulous tool for making boxes up to 4" x 4" (using 12" x 12" cardstock or Designer Series Paper). Our Take Out box, Window box and Tag a Bag box are great pre-made boxes that just need a bit of stamping or embellishments.  Cello bags come in 4 different sizes, but my favorite is the 1" x 8" you can add pencils, pens, candy, and more.  We also carry Big Shot dies in box shapes, just like my fry box.  To top it all off, we have our new Festive Designer Kraft paper rolls and a plethora of beautiful ribbons and trims to tie everything up. You can order anytime, there is still plenty of time to receive your products before Christmas, but don't delay!

I can't wait to see what everyone else came up with this month!  It's always fun to see different ideas that I can CASE! (Copy and Share Everything...as long as you give credit to the designer!!)

Have a spectacularly creative holiday season!!!

Julie

Who doesn't like a little chocolate?

Sometimes you just need a little bit of chocolate! (Sometimes you need a lot of chocolate!) This is just a small favor to give to your friends/neighbors/relatives/whoever!  You are going to want to order these cute little cello bags!  They are so much fun to fill with Pixie Stix, chocolate candies, pencils, pens, licorice, jelly beans, whatever you can think of!  They are 1 x 8 and have a self-closing flap, but here I just added a tag and a little bit of baker's twine to finish it off!  The owl and the "Bone Appetite" is from the Monster Munchies stamp set and was stamped on the cello bag with Stazon ink--a must for stamping on cellophane, plastic, wood and even ceramic!  Go ahead, have a little bit of chocolate...it's good for you!

Julie