Showing posts with label bag sealer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bag sealer. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 July 2010

Making A Sweetie Bag with Topper.

A couple of people have asked how I make my sweetie bags and toppers so I have done a series of photos that I hope will help.
I use a medium sized die from Nestabilities Label Set 4  for the bag topper cut on my Big Shot
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I then score it down the middle on my scoreboard
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I use tall card cello bags to put the sweeties in and seal it with my Elitech bag sealer (bought from e-bay)
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The bag seals and cuts, so I can usually get two sweetie bags from one cello bag
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I apply double sided tape to each side of the bag topper
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I then decorate the topper, sometimes using my Stampin Up plain and scalloped edged punches. (see Stampin Up link for more information)
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….. and that’s all there is to it!!

Saturday, 19 December 2009

Christmas Poop Favor/Treat Bags

I have jumped onto the festive poop bandwagon. I had resisted such a long time ..... but market forces and all that ............ once it was in the staffroom I just could not produce enough! I am now totally pooped out!

This is what I have come up with using Poundland jumbo chocolate coated raisins and Accessorize christmas stickers

Reindeer poop
Penguin Close-UpReindeer Close Up 
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The vacumn sealer below has been a brilliant buy for making sweetie bags, I really prefer to use wrapped sweets but sometimes this isn’t possible.  I bought it off E-bay for about £14.99 a couple of months ago.  I only tend to use the sealer option. What I like best is the fact that if I put a few sweets at the bottom of a tall cello bag, when it seals and cuts off at the top, the remains of the bag are sealed at the bottom too, effectively giving me two bags from one (I hope that makes sense!)

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The contents of the sweetie cupboard in my craftroom, – all ready to make sweetie bags, snowman soup and fill jingle beans jars (see October archive)

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