The first batch coordinates with my Christmas card! And the second batch has a more whimsical feel, inspired by this card and the colors:
These were really simple to make. The boxes were $4.99 for 20, what a deal! The tags were quick and simple, too. I simply stamped the image and sentiment, all on one sheet and punched them out with a large circle punch. A little ribbon, twine, and a button (of course!) finished it off nicely. I am very pleased at how they turned out.
For those of you who are interested, you can find the recipe for yesterday's Peppermint Bark here. Another simple-but-oh-so-good recipe! I have a few more treat packages to share tomorrow, then I'm afraid I may be putting up my Christmas stamps until next year (boo!).


Stamps: Turning a New Leaf, Snowfall Additions, Signature Christmas (PTI)
Paper: Vintage Cream, Stamper's Select White (PTI)
Ink: True Black, Aqua Mist, Dark Chocolate, Ripe Avocado (PTI)
Other: Scarlet Jewel, Pure Poppy, Ripe Avocado and Aqua Mist vintage buttons (PTI), Rustic Jute Button Twine (PTI), Scarlet Jewel satin luxe ribbon (PTI), Ripe Avocado satin luxe ribbon (PTI), sheer dot ribbon, red grosgrain ribbon, red gingham ribbon, favor boxes (Wilton)







7 comments:
Jennifer these are fabulous! I LOVE them. . .what a GREAT presentation! :) Hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
very creative, jennifer!
happy holidays!
I love how you decorated these pretty boxes Jennifer! what super packaging for these yummy cookies!
what lucky coworkers!! These look so gorgeous they would be hard to open until that first bite!! I know, I don't want to give up my Christmas stamps...they've been so fun :) But it's onto winter and Valentines now, I guess :)
These are lovely! And I bet yummy too!
Jennifer -
These are adorable .. thanks for sharing!
Merry Christmas to you and yours! All the best in the New Year!
Maureen
So cute, Jennifer. Just love the presentation on these! I really need to remember to check out the craft store bridal dept. more often!
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