I started with a burlap bag that is just the right size for a bottle of wine. I actually got this bag for free - it came with something packed in it. Check some online sources for gift bags, and you can probably find some pretty cheep. I saw some on Ebay that were about 14.00 per doz.
I love the rustic charm of a burlap bag, but wanted to dress it up a bit. I used a page from Clear Scraps Mini Deco Album to create a tag for my bag. After removing the protective plastic, I daubed one side with alcohol inks in yellow, orange and purple. I wanted a nice blend of fall colors.
Once I was happy with the tag, I repeated this on two leaves from Clear Scraps Clear Accent Embellishments. Then I outlined the tag and leaves with a metallic copper Sharpie. I also added some veins in the leaves with the Sharpie.
Once I was happy with the tag, I repeated this on two leaves from Clear Scraps Clear Accent Embellishments. Then I outlined the tag and leaves with a metallic copper Sharpie. I also added some veins in the leaves with the Sharpie.
For the tag I stamped a sentiment on a piece of card stock and then traced the tag around it. I cut out the card stock and glued it to the back of the tag with Beacon Zip-Dry glue. The sentiment shows through the alcohol inks, creating a pretty front for the tag, and I can add a personal, handwritten message to the back of the tag.
I used light copper wire to wire the tag and leaves to a bow and also to wire the bow onto the burlap bag. To create a spiral texture in the wire, I wrapped it around a chopstick.
Thanks for checking the project out. Please visit the Clear Scraps blog for more great acrylic projects!!
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KC
Just lovely. Any host would be thrilled to get this beautiful bag.
ReplyDeleteI like this wine gift bag.
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