I hope you enjoy my project for the My Pink Stamper's Design Team project today.... .I just love how they turned out. Our team assignment was to use the following in our project.
- pink
- the word "Love"
- the Love-alicious stamp set
I've also included the video below if you're interested in how I put it together. Ü
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| Valentine Treats! |
- Cricut cartridge - Sweethearts "Love" cut at 1 1/4" & heart cut at 2"
- "Be Mine" stamp - Love-alicious & Simply Sweet Occassions (for hearts) by My Pink Stamper
- pink vinyl
- Bubbles embossing folder by Sixxix
- crimper (for edges of tube)
- black markers
To see the FABULOUS projects posted by the rest of my fellow MPS Design Team Pink Designers- please click { HERE } - I promise - you will not be disappoined one bit!
Have a great day everyone!
♥Tracy
How cute!
ReplyDelete~Kim
Awesome repurposing!
ReplyDeleteReally cute!
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Robin Aka thecricutscrapper
Very sweet, Tracy!
ReplyDeleteHow creative, I'm so impressed!!
ReplyDeleteSooo tasty sweet! love the color and your embellishments, I will have to make so of these now I have always wanted to but never really had inspiration this is just perfect for Valentine gifts thank you for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! One of these days I will buy a crimper so I can actually try these :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute project,all yours are!
ReplyDeleteTracy,
ReplyDeleteHow stinkin creative are you. I have made these before just with paper, I like your idea much better. The bags wont get smashed as easily. TFS. You really rocked this one;)
-Kassidy
These are so pretty! I thought that you used cardstock but I LOVE that you reused paper towel rolls. Clever!!! :)
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Pam
Simply-Pam.blogspot.com
This is so brilliant. I love the idea of making them from rolls instead of paper. Much more durable.
ReplyDeleteTracy,
ReplyDeleteNow you have me running around the house going through the garbage, LOL! Love them! Thanks for the inspiration :-)
Maria
These are so cute! I've always wanted to make these-unfortunately d/t to allergies, etc in my daughter's grade we can't send candy with their Valentine's :( But I'm thinking maybe I could make these for my Girl Scout Brownies for Valentine's Day!!!
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Cheers,
Jena
jenaRN at me dot com
Love this! I would never have thought of making a sour cream container for gift giving--such a wonderful idea! So cute!!
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Shelley @ Cricut Cuteness
Oh, It's been a while since i did SC containers. Love this project.
ReplyDeleteLori
What a cute project! Easy Breezy....
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Cute project Tracy!! TFS
ReplyDeleteTotally cute, and great recycling!
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS SO STINKIN' CUTE. I have been collection TP holders for months and hoping to come up with a project...now I know what I am going to do for heart's day. Thanks for sharing and letting us "borrow" your idea to make our own.
ReplyDeleteCindy Stark (fan in AZ)
Tracy, LOVE the sour cream containers! Great job! :o)
ReplyDeleteMichelle
those containers never fail...your are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCute idea! The sour cream container is great for any occasion. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the sour cream containers... and recycling is THE BEST!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your wonderful talent! :)
Cheryl @ CardsbyCG.blogspot.com
I remember using tubes for things when my kids were little and forgot all about it till I saw yours. I need to do this again . A good crafting idea. Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteregina95370@sbcglobal.net
What a fabulous idea! Great job on your MPS project! TFS
ReplyDeleteTracy, this is a fabulous idea!! Your video came right in time. I am working on samples for wedding favors and needed a sour cream container. This is soo much easier than what I had. Thank you soo much!!
ReplyDeleteShawnee
http://quiverofangels.blogspot.com
I love your sour cream containers. They are such are so cute! I just may be inspired to make some myself! XOXO, Julie. :0)
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