Today's post is a Valentine's treat holder I designed for my monthly techniques group that meets tomorrow night. It uses the bleaching technique...have a look:
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Valentine's treat holder featuring the P.S. I Love You stamp set |
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Top view |
Now that I've told you this uses the bleaching technique, I realize that you can't see much of the bleaching in this photo! You can make out parts of a two bleached hearts along the left side of the label. To create this project I stamped two different heart images using bleach instead of ink on real red cardstock and then heat set it with my heat tool. I then stamped the circle of hearts and another line-art heart using real red and cherry cobbler ink respectively. The result is a collage effect that gives interest to the plain cardstock. To add further interest, I ran the whole die cut through my crimper after I stamped it but before I folded the score lines. I then assembled the box and added the die cut labels and little red bow. I filled a small cello bag (item 103104) with red and white jelly beans, tied off the top with some baker's twine and added a little tag. This little bundle of treats will find its way to someone special next Tuesday. As my son says...only 6 more sleeps till Valentine's Day!
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