Many years ago we were in California for the Fourth of July and our friends invited us to their home to celebrate. Their town did a great parade and kids decorated their bikes and people went all out to decorate their houses. It was a great time and I long to live in a small town like that. But for now, I will do my part to decorate my yard and celebrate with my family.
I wanted to make a few red, white and blue treats for our celebration. I was surprised that I didn't find more than M&M's, skittles, Twix bars and Little Debbie Snack cakes that were decorated in red, white and blue. So I bought all of them.
Have I told you before how much I love the color combination of red, white and blue. I don't know if it's just that it is a patriotic combination, or if those colors just call to me. Either way, I love creating with these colors.
I started off with clear cellophane bags. (the size that fits a pretzel) Mine are retired from Stampin' Up!, but you can find them at most hobby stores. I filled each bag with red, white and blue Skittles, then sealed the top. I used the Everyday Label Punch and Pacific Point cardstock to cut a piece to use for the tag. I used the Classic Label Punch for the greeting. I used the stars in the stamp set "You Always Deliver" and stamped real red stars randomly over the Pacific Point tag. I stamped the word "Celebrate" from the New Wonders Host set in Pacific Point, then stamped real red stars to the left and right of the greeting.
This one only has 6 firecrackers. I ended up added more to get more BANG!!! |
And now my treats are all ready to give away at my Independence Day Celebration. I can't wait to share them.
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Have a beautiful day and Happy Stamping,
Debbie
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