Bluebird Gift Bags
I'm a big fan of the blog Free Pretty Things for You and the person behind FPTFY– Keren. She is such an inspiration to us all, isn't she? So creative and generous! So I jumped at the chance to work on a holiday project with some of her fabulous art. Here's a fun little Christmasy gift bag you can pull together in no time at all.
Supplies: White t-shirt transfer paper, FPTFY Bluebird image (to transfer), canvas, Unique Stitch (fabric glue), glitter glue, glitter adhesive rhinestones, small burlap bags and an iron.
Following package instructions, print the darling FPTFY bluebird image on the transfer paper.
Cut out leaving an 1/8 inch border.
Iron onto canvas.
Cut out rectangles with image.
Pull a few threads to give it that shabby look.
Using Unique Stitch, glue canvas to bag.
It's already cute but it's gonna get even cuter!
Brush some glitter glue on the blue parts of the birdie.
Add blue glitter, let dry and then do the white and yellow parts the same way.
Add a strip of adhesive rhinestones…
Then fill the bags up with little gifts or treats.
Merry Christmas to You!
Thanks for letting me play with your image, Keren!
To download the darling Christmas Bluebird Image by FPTFY:
Click here for the reverse image, then actions, and view all sizes. Then download the original size and save to your computer. If you'd like a regular image of the bluebird, click here.
So very ADORABLE, Malia. These would certainly make Sweet Sweet gift bags!! :)
Angelina
Super fun tutorial sweetie! I *must* get my physical crafting back on! It’s a long story, lol. Have been immersed in digital for so long. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this tut!
what a delight to work with you my dear! you are just simply craft-tastic!
Looks so pretty, especially with the glitter!
Mali ~ I just saw this post….these are absolutely adorable….a favorite of mine which is hard to say because I love everything you create!
So cute! I’m sharing on FB. Thanks so much for adding this to this week’s Throwback Thursday party.
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The link you give for the little bluebird goes to Flicker. Flicker will only allow me to save as a webpage. How do I get the actual picture of the bluebird?