Hello everyone! It's time for a new challenge over at Bitten by the Bug. This week we are creating projects, cards, or layouts featuring a bunny cut with your Cricut. I decided to get a start on Easter treat bags for my kids' classes. I bought some bunny graham crackers at Walmart. I thought they would be perfect for treat bags.
I was determined to make this easy since I am making 51. I didn't pick anything with a lot of layers.
I started off by picking a photo mat from Artbooking to use as my topper. I cut the bunny from Holiday Cakes and the carrot from Create a Critter.
The stamp is Jaded Blossom Easter Treats 3.
For the photo mat, I glued the layers then I scored it at 2.5 in. to fold it to make a topper.
I also used Auto-Fill for my bunny cuts. You can adjust this to whatever size paper you are using.
I usually cut everything out and then I start layering and putting together my treat bags in an assembly line to go a little faster.
So 46 more to go this week!
Supplies:
Artbooking Cartridge: Frame cut at 6 in.
Holiday Cakes Cartridge: Bunny 1.5 in.
Create a Critter: Carrot 1 in.
Create a Critter: Carrot 1 in.
Recollections cardstock and pattern paper
CTMH black ink
CTMH black ink
chalk
And after I finished a few treat bags, we finally put up Easter decorations and had some of this:
And it was soooo good!
We hope you'll join us this week over at Bitten by the Bug 2 with your Bunny Project.
I'm also linking up with:
Here are some other treat bag ideas too:
Bunny Bait Bags- This was my first post ever!
And on a busy week, you might be hungry for some goodies over on my food blog:
Y'all have a great week!
Your treat bags are so cute Jaren! I'm sure the kiddo's will love them. I also love the look of your children with the treat that you guys were going to eat. Boy that does look yummy! lol Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat super cute Easter treats you have made !!! They are perfect !!! Wonderful job !!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Mayra :)
These are so pretty Jaren!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great blog! I just signed up to follow you by email. I'm looking forward to seeing all of your new projects!
ReplyDeleteSweet TREATS!!! Love this blog!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Migdalia
*Crafting With Creative M*
These are so very cute Jaren!! Nothing like easy and simple, but way adorable!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou have been really busy! I love these toppers and especially love the gingham paper. The kids will love these...cute little ones, by the way.
ReplyDeleteThese treat bags are adorable! I love the bunny bait sentiment! Thanks for linking up to the Jaded Blossom Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute little treats. Thanks for joining our challenge over at Jaded Blossom this month.
ReplyDeleteSuper adorable Jaren, love those treat boxes Have a blessed day
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
dianamlarson.blogspot.com
Awesome. all your treats look great. You are busy! TFS with us at Jaded Blossom
ReplyDeleteWow this is tooo freaking cute!!! Thanks so much for linking up this month with Jaded Blossom!
ReplyDelete~Candace
JB Owner
What a great treat! Thanks for playing along at Jaded Blossom's Challenge.
ReplyDeleteYour little treat bags are adorable I love the spotted bunny!
ReplyDeletesuper cute !!! im sure with 3 kids you have a ton of treat bags each holiday, I have plenty to make with just 2 LOL ! thanks so much for linking up to the Jaded Blossom challenge !!!
ReplyDeleteMichelle ~ JB owner
www.scrappinwithmybug.com
awesome little treats and your kids look sooo cute!!! thanks for joining us this month over at Jaded Blossom!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love your design and the gingham patterned paper -- and your other set is sweet too! ~Laura
ReplyDeleteAwesome Treat Bags! Great tutorial too!! Thanks so much for joining us for the Jaded Blossom Monthly Challenge.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, these are adorable treat bags! LOVE the idea! The picture of the children are absolutely the sweetest! SO fun!
ReplyDeleteTFS!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Awesome Treats! Thanks for playing along in the Jaded Blossom Challenge!
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