The card (on right above) is a 4.25" square designed to mimic the toppers below. I made the box (on left above and close-up below) specifically to fit the Tazo tea bags, but if boxes aren't your thing, you could use a cello bag and topper.
Simplicity Tip: The easiest way to learn how to make boxes is to get a template off the Internet. There are lots of free ones you can use to figure out the basics. Once you've made a few boxes using templates, you'll see how easy it is to customize them for whatever size you need. Seriously. Easy! And buy a Scor-Pal if you don't already have one. Those things are DA BOMB. You KNOW you deserve one!
The rest of the goodies are packaged in cello bags (the Russian Tea is in small zip bags that hold a single serving each). My friend loves tea and chocolate and shortbread, so this is the perfect set for her.
Clean and simple packaging, plus tasty treats. I love Christmas!
Supplies
stamps: Holiday Treats
cardstock: PTI vintage cream, SU bravo burgundy
ink: SU close to cocoa, bravo burgundy; PTI vintage cream
accessories: cello bags (Hobby Lobby), ribbon, circle punches, scalloped circle punch, dimensionals, staples
what a thoughtful gift!! I love it all!! ....and a scor-pal is on my chrismas list so I am hoping to be able to create more things like boxes after christmas (cause they'll be so much easier then!)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, you make such lovely thoughtful gifts! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLove this gift set! It's so classy and elegant looking. (What's inside sounds good too!)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! What great gift ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and thoughtful gift, Susan!! Deena is sure to love it!!
ReplyDeletethese are lovely
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