Do you ever need a cute little gift at Christmas (or anytime) that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg?
Me too!
I saw the cutest idea the other day in Scrapbooks Etc magazine and decided to copy it. And here’s what I did.
I bought some vanilla cookie flavored scented candles at Walmart a nice store. They came bigger, but this small size was the cheapest cute and easy to work with for my project.
I cut strips of scrapbook paper approximately one and a half inches ‘tall’ by ‘whatever around’. One piece of 12 by 12 scrapbook paper was more than enough for what I was making.
I also used a small punch to make small circles. I used an inkpad to distress the edges just a little bit. You can’t really see it, but it looks better than a plain circle would have.
Then I added stickers.
And put them all together.
And wrapped them.
There you go…five gifts for $5…plus the stuff I already had laying around in my scrapbook bin.
By just changing out the scents/papers, this project would make a fun yet inexpensive gift anytime.
4 comments:
very cute Kay :)
This is adorable!!! I have done something similar with ribbon before, but this looks easier (and cheaper!)
Cute idea!!!
Genius, crafty, and so welcome in winter when the power goes out often - or anytime of year, for "atmosphere!"
Another idea from a friend of mine: if you have photos of your recipients, you could make the labels with their photo on it - I've received gifts like that, and LOVE them.
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