Scor-pal has some fabulous products that work amazing with any kind of May Arts Ribbon. Today I've teamed them up to create a cute little decorative clothespin clip that secures a sweet treat in a handmade, customized brown paper bag.
If you are following the hop, you should have arrived from Diane's blog!
(1) So, first I jazzed up a plain clothespin with some stain, and after drying, (2) attached a length of Scor-tape and (3) ran some May Arts' Faux Suede Ruffle Edge Ribbon in cream (NV09) on top. To keep the edges from fraying, I carefully melted the edges with a lighter.
(4) To make the leaf topper, I secured together three clipped May Art's green faux suede leaves (XL16) with Natural Burlap String (SM10), (5) attached a button and tied a bow. (6) The leaf topper was secured to the clothespin by wrapping a piece of burlap string tucked behind the button and around the clothespin front.
The treat bag was super easy to make as well. (7) I trimmed a piece of lightweight kraft paper down, used my Scor-Buddy to crease corners and (8) Scor-tape to secure the bag together. (9) I hand wrote the recipient's name with marker (not pictured) and filled the bag with a treat.
I am pleased with the final result. I think it is a classy presentation for a treat at a party, easy to put together, and the recipiant has a memento that they can keep for many applications!
Your next stop is Jennie!
Not only is this a fab idea but you used BUTTONS. I love buttons.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous idea...thanks for sharing....great giftbag!
ReplyDeletexxx Margreet
Adorable idea, Karen!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteOnce again you've shared a clever idea. This is such a simple, elegant idea with endless possibilities. You ROCK, Karen!
ReplyDeleteVery cute leafy clip!
ReplyDeletevery classy presentation!
ReplyDeleteYou have the BEST ideas, Karen! Love this!!
ReplyDeletefabulous idea n execution.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! I really love this!
ReplyDeleteClever, reusable, and I love the personal touch.
ReplyDeleteLove this! It looks easy enough that I could do this! Now to get my hands on all of that awesome ribbon you used :)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Margret
Cute project.
ReplyDeleteThis is a super-cute project. Thanks for the tutorial....that helps me sooooo much.
ReplyDeleteAww...cute!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea Karen a perfect treat topper!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic clip decor you created. I am always a lover of leaves in artwork. I like the colors you chose too.
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely fabulous! I just love scor-tape for securing ribbon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous act of kindness idea. Your clip is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteCheri - John 3:16
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Very pretty! The Scor-tape holds really well, so it's perfect for this project! Beautiful May Arts trims too! The leaves are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet gift idea.
ReplyDeleteCreative idea for a treat bag..love it! Happy to be hopping with you and the MA DT...Abby Scor-pal DT : )
ReplyDeleteVery cool, love the rustic feel to it.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool idea! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. It also makes the bag easier to get into - it doesn't have to be torn to get to the gift. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFabulous project. TFS
ReplyDeleteWonderful wrap! This is so clever transformation of the cloth pin!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the rustic look.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I love this idea!! I have never wanted to use clothes pins in my projects in the past -- but let me tell you this is gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat little clip is so sweet! Love the twine with it.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Gini
OH MY I love this idea. The details are perfect and love the kraft paper bag and clip they look awesome together. I can see this would be really nice to make for a name place holder and gift for a dinner or luncheon. Great project and so glad I found you. I want to see more of your projects. Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteLove your treat bag!
ReplyDeletecreative use of beautiful ribbon!
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE THE BEST!!! Thanks for sharing this brilliant idea!!! Perfect for gift! Love the treat bag!... hugs...x
ReplyDeletewow idea! maybe for a fall party!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeleteSuper fantastic, so clever! Love it
ReplyDeleteCool idea - very creative
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love that treat bag. TFS
ReplyDeleteI really love this idea--just beautiful. Love that you can keep it and use it for other things (I think I'd use it for keeping track of notes and to do lists).
ReplyDeleteGreat project, love the way you dressed up & gave new life to an otherwise boring Cloths Pin.
ReplyDeleteNice Finishing Touch! Nice Job!
ReplyDeleteWow! Lovely work and great use of the buttons! Thanks for the great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSuch a quaint project . TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Karen. What a great way of dressing up that package. The ribbon looks great on the pin.
ReplyDeleteLove these projects very crafty!!
ReplyDeletePerfect way to finish a package.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique project. I can think of several ways to use these.
ReplyDeletevery nice and simple gift, love the leaves, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! You are so right it is a very classy craft project. Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeletecute idea. Thanks
ReplyDeleteA truly unique idea for a gift bag. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea and your package is so nice. Your cards are lovely too. Thanks for sharing a great project!
ReplyDeleteyou are so clever :) this is beautiful :)
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend girl :)
How pretty! I never would have thought of adhering ribbon to the clothespin like that. Thanks for showing us how to make that cool button/leaf embellishment. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I will have to try those for little gifts for guests.
ReplyDeleteNow this is a really great idea! Love the look.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift bag! Loved how you decorated the clothespin!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea. My son's teacher would have love to have those clips.
ReplyDeleteLove your how the clothespin is so cute and functional. And, I don't have to go out and spend a ton on bags now - excited to try making my own.
ReplyDeleteOMG! I am so in love with this idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and clever! Why did I never thought of using ribbon to decorate a clothspin? lol Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely! My immediate impulse is to adapt this as a hair clip.
ReplyDeleteI reckon this is just about the most fabulous clothespin I've ever seen! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
x
Awesome project! I love the little felt leaves you created.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Karen! The felt looks so soft.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! your handwriting is so pretty...mine...not so much lol
ReplyDeleteI like!
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