WOW, have I been busy, baking, stamping, addressing Christmas cards, visiting, wrapping, creating, etc. I am sure you know how that is. But, I wanted to show you the pins I made for gifts! I made them with the Flower Folds XL die. I saw these at Convention this past summer and LOVED the idea. Then more recently I saw Christie Daughtery's pins on her blog Stamp Shack Lady and she had the genius idea of putting them together with HOT GLUE! Loved that and ran with it, since I had purchase a bunch of fabric scraps from my neighbors garage sale this summer!
Here is the pin that I made for my sister who loves yellow and bright colors, looks good with her red hair!
Can you see that I put a stacked corduroy button in the middle! I love all the colors and texture and if you look close you can see how I tucked some white tulle in there, that was like the icing on the cake!
Now, check out how I packaged it:
I made a matching butterfly hair clip for the top of the organdy bag (WAY RETIRED SU! item that I some how have a bunch of). This hair clip is just 3 butterflies cut with the Beautiful Butterflies die and hot glued together with another corduroy button on top.
Here is another flower pin I made for Samantha's gymnastics coach:
I put a flower and half pearl from the pretties kit in the middle, just be careful as the hot glue shows through the flower and obviously I used too much.
I also made one for my daughter and her Hello Kitty (from Build-a-Bear) so that they can match. I put Samantha's on a head band and Hello Kitty's has a piece of Velcro on the back.
These were lots of fun and GREAT gifts, you show try your hand at them!
Happy Stampin'
Carrie
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You could teach us. Thank you.
Daniela
Posted by: Daniela Lima | June 23, 2010 at 05:34 PM
Beautiful! Love the packaging! Organdy bags!? How did I miss those????? Must have been that year I was sorta out of the SU loop!
Posted by: Rhonda L. | December 30, 2009 at 11:05 AM
Wonderful pins! I love the colors of the first one and how you packaged it was so creative! Lucky sister to receive this!
Wishing you a wonderful day today with your family! Merry Christmas!
Barbara Diane
Posted by: Barbara D. Ramsey | December 25, 2009 at 09:27 AM
Those are so neat! I think I've seen it too, but have not tried it. Such inspiring ideas! Thank you! :)
Posted by: Elaine | December 23, 2009 at 02:07 AM