Today an idea for using the chocolate ladybirds I found in Home Bargains and a couple of mini packets of Lovehearts.
I used layered scalloped edge and plain circle punches to create the tags.
I used red gingham paper and ribbon for a red Valentine theme, however, by changing the ribbon to a bright green I thought the ladybird chocolates could also be used for Easter bags, the Lovehearts being swopped for a few small foil wrapped eggs.
The tags took a matter of minutes to put together.
A bit of faux stitching and few dots using a black fine liner pen here and there finish off the tag and make it pop.
I haven’t priced them up to the exact penny, but I reckon taking all items used into consideration, including the cello bag, these favours would cost approximately 45p to make and could easily be sold for between £1 and £1.50.
I used layered scalloped edge and plain circle punches to create the tags.
I used red gingham paper and ribbon for a red Valentine theme, however, by changing the ribbon to a bright green I thought the ladybird chocolates could also be used for Easter bags, the Lovehearts being swopped for a few small foil wrapped eggs.
The tags took a matter of minutes to put together. 
A bit of faux stitching and few dots using a black fine liner pen here and there finish off the tag and make it pop.
I haven’t priced them up to the exact penny, but I reckon taking all items used into consideration, including the cello bag, these favours would cost approximately 45p to make and could easily be sold for between £1 and £1.50.
These are just as cute as can be! To whom do you sell little treat packages like this, now that you're not going into work every day?
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely Helen.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
AGAIN JUST FAB LOVE THEM BIG LOVE MARC
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