Instead of name tags, I used red paper heart doilies and turned them into bookmarks as well!
Cut out a heart slightly smaller than the doily, out of card stock.
Glue to the back of doily. Punch a hole at the top and tie on some ribbon.
Write a name in the middle of the heart and add stickers.
I found this shredded paper in a local store's gift wrap section. Place a small handful in a small cellophane bag.
Now for the goodies: a small notepad, pencil, stickers and chocolates.
Place everything in the bag and secure with twist tie. Add a curling ribbon bow.
Find some special to give one too. :0)
what a beautiful idea ...I made hearts too...perhaps i can put my little hearts also in little bags like yours....
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany Barbara
That is such a great idea. It looks beautiful and so much fun !!!
ReplyDeleteSO cute!!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
kari & kijsa
I have been racking my brain to think of something for the grand children....this is it.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Dang, woman! I'm jealous! Where do you get the time for stuff like this?
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteI've loved all your valentine crafts. I've never prepared my house for Valentine's Day before, but you have inspired me!
Nancy
These bags are brilliant! Hm, I wonder if my daughter would like to hand a few out to her friends?
ReplyDeleteCute as always!!
ReplyDeleteSusan
I love all of your Valentine projects! I am blessed to have a secret prayer partner that understands a 4 year olds desire for holiday decorations. All that I have are from her. I hope to get some photos and put them up on my blog this week. Without her gifts, my name would be mud with Kaia.
ReplyDeleteI bet the girls were thrilled to have the treat bag, and you probably got the "Cool Mom" award.
:) TJ
I LOVE it!!! Thanks for such great ideas~!
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What beautiful Valentine ideas! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteVery cute....I bought Madison's class all 21 of them a Hershey's candy bar...but them in cellophane bags with your red shredded paper and tied them with sliver bows....they turned out really cute. Yours too are very cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Inspiring as usual :)
ReplyDeleteThose look so pretty in your basket. And, I never get tired of your wonderful ideas.
ReplyDeleteKelli
ReplyDeleteThose are very sweet and I am sure will be enjoy by the lucky ones that receive them.
Kimmie
mama to 6
one homemade and 5 adopted
That is a great goodi bag, I love the note pads.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative, Kelli. I think the things you made are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove these. May have to use the idea for my clients.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet idea.:) My Sweetie is having a Heart Birthday Party in June. I am stocking up on Heart supplies now. ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat goodie bags - thanks for sharing the idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the goodie bags!! What a cute idea :)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteMe and my sister made your goody bag's for our ballet, and tap friends. Everyone loved them! They are so cute! We put nail polish and hershey kisses in them. They couldn't what to open and see what was inside them. But we made 21 of them in three hours! We like to compete with goody bag's and ours looked the best! THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'm so glad the goodie bags were a hit with your friends! What a good idea to put nail polish in each bag!
ReplyDeleteKelli
How Lovely I hope everyone enjoyed their little treats, what a nice idea!
ReplyDeletePriscilla x
Love your idea! They look adorable!
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