Gift Bag for my daughter's birthday
The idea and measurements for this bag came from
Papercrafts & Stamp It! Treasury of Tips and Tricks
It is approximately & 7.5 inches tall
Perfect for perfume or lotion, etc
I love the way the skirt turned out.
It was created with Recollectins Boutique Fleur in light and dark pink.
I just kept cutting and gluing until I was happy with the result.
I drew her out using Collage Couture by Julie Nutting as a guide,
then traced the various pieces and paper pieced her and the outfit
together. What is cool about doing it this way is that I have the original that
I can use over and over again. Then I can change the details along the way.
The skirt turned out differently than I first imagines.
I only used two large size flowers.
Then I placed a button and twine on one one button
Liquid Pearl on the one on the skirt
and then a glossy one one the top.
I often create bows but I changed it up seeing that the
ribbon has a wired edge that you can do different things with.
I have also discovered that it is best to create something and then
allow it to sit for awhile and then add more details.
Material
Peachy Keen Stamps:
Laffy Taffy Face that I accentuated with my brown Gelly Roll pen
PKSC - March & May
Graphic 45 - body
Bag - Colorbok Textured Cardstock
Hair, hair band, and shoes - Artist's Loft Paint
Body - Copic Marker
Stickles on the dress & Liquid Pearls
Melody Ross Die Cut Border
Fabric Flowers
Buttons Galore
Twinery - Twine
Handle - Wire Edged Ribbon from Kirkland
Cute bag! Love that skirt and the ribbon too :)
ReplyDeleteWay cool bag! That ribbon at the top is beautiful too!!! Thanks for joining the Peachy Keen Challenge this week! Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gift bag- What a great dress you designed for her. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty bag you made! That skirt you made out of petals is amazing!! Thank you for sharing it with us on the Peachy Keen Challenge blog Percilla!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and artsy!! LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteThanks For Playing with us @ PKS!!
TFS!! Take Care!!
Jennie @ http://earthyscrap.blogspot.com/