I used the metal sheets from Quickutz and embossed them with some cuttlebug folders. I put 12 mini chocolate chip cookies inside and donated this for the school's annual baked goods auction. They were low on baked goods, so I ran out and bought some cookie dough. I also thought they might get more $$ if I packaged the cookies in a really nice container. This watering can had room for the cookies, I just had to split them up into 2 - 6 cookie pkgs in order to slide them inside without damaging the top. I also put a dozen mini cookies in this container and donated it too. This is one time I was grateful to have a bunch of decorated templates sitting around just waiting for a use!
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Pattern paper from October Afternoon, Cardstock used is rustic white, pure poppy and spring moss from Papertrey Ink, button and ric rac die from Papertrey Ink. Flower made with Cricut using Plantin schoolbook cartridge.
Good Grief that is TOO CUTE!!! Love the paper and the pop of the flower is perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I hope it drew a big crowd for your auction!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh how cute!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! The metal sheets make it look real! Love the PP and the flower too! I bet it was a big hit at the auction!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! Using some metal was a brilliant idea. I am sure this was huge hit at the auction.
ReplyDeletesooooo cute. love it. of course you always do such a great job with templates..well everything really!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute, Leigh Ann! :o) Love the flower and how you embossed the metal sheets!
ReplyDeleteFreakin' fabulous!! I didn't see the metal decor on my phone pic...love it!! Those flowers you've been making are just fantastic too!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous way to present your cookies at the bake sale! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it, Leigh Ann!!! The metal accents look amazing! So sweet, girl! Have a wonderful weekend;)
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