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St. Patrick’s Day Treat Bags

03
Mar
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Happy Spring y’all!  Amanda here today with a sweet and easy St. Patrick’s Day treat bag idea.  There’s not a smidgen of Irish blood in our family, but we sure are suckers for St. Patrick’s Day traditions.  My kids are eager to pinch anyone not wearing any hint of green and we are all eager to indulge in a traditional meal of corned beef and cabbage.  We also like candy.  And any candy wrapped in gold is extra fun on St. Patrick’s day.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papersUsing only a couple sheets of paper, your favorite bag or box die, and some gold wrapped candy, you can create a sweet little gift to give on St. Patrick’s Day.  Surely there’s someone you can butter up with a little pot o’ gold.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papersStuff the treat bags to the brim with your favorite gold wrapped candy.  Use a nifty little gold clip from the Cottage collection to keep everything together.  Creating a custom window treat bag is easy.  Simply use your favorite box or bag die and die cut an oval (or other shape) into the front of the bag.  I opened an digital cut file and used the design software to draw an oval near where I would be placing the pot.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papersSwitch things up a bit by adding rainbow colored candy to the treat bag.  Although technically not a pot of gold, the rainbow colors still make it a fun St. Paddy’s day gift.  Or stuff the bag with something else altogether.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papersSometimes I get so excited by a craft, I forget to do the simple things first.  Note to self: adhere the transparency to the inside before you assemble the bag.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papersHave some fun and add additional dimension to the treat bag by adhering the pot with foam dots.  BONUS SNEAKY CRAFTER TIP: Tighten up baggy bows by gently pulling down the string and securing it with a piece of transparent tape.

St. Patrick's Day Treat Bag by @popperandmimi using @pebblesinc patterned papers Happy St. Paddy’s Day!
Amanda

Supplies:
HOMEGROWN DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ NATURE WALK
HOMEGROWN DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ FAMILY TREE
COTTAGE LIVING DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ LOVE NOTES
COTTAGE LIVING METAL CLIPS 24/PKG GOLD
HAPPY DAY DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ BLOOMS
BAKER’S TWINE VALUE PACK 5YD SPOOLS 24/PKG

Filed Under: DIY, Gift Bag, Treat Bag Tagged With: Amanda Coleman, pot of gold, St Patrick's Day, taste the rainbow, Treat bags

DIY Floating Frames

27
Feb
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We’ve found it. The perfect DIY idea. It has everything!
Practicality – check
Customization – check
Beauty – check check

Post by Pebbles Inc.

Filed Under: DIY, Inspiration Tagged With: DIY, Floating Frames

Free Happy Day Printables

26
Feb
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Our free We Go Together printable envelopes and coloring pages were such a hit over Valentine’s Day that we wanted to share more with you!

Let'sJustGoSquare

Up and Running Printable

IsItFridayYet

“What should I do with these gorgeous free printables?”
We’re so glad you asked! They’re perfect for:

  • home decor
  • gifting to a friend
  • putting on a card
  • using in a scrapbook
  • hanging up on your mirror
  • hanging up on your fridge
  • putting anywhere you need a pick-me-up
  • carrying around every time you have a case of the Mondays
  • giving to your neighbor
  • leaving for your mailman

Basically, the possibilities are endless! And we know you’ll do something fabulous with them. Just click here to choose which of the three printable designs you’d like to download for yourself! Or go nuts and download all three!

Feel free to share whatever you do with these sweet printables with us on Instagram using the hashtag #PBPrintables or share them on our Facebook page.
Happy printing, friends!

Filed Under: DIY, Home Decor Tagged With: DIY, free, Happy Day, Pebbles Inc, Printables

Hello Sunshine Jar

26
Feb
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Hello Pebbles Inc Fans!  Holly here from Ribbons & Glue sharing a sunny Hello Sunshine Jar to beat those Winter Blues made with the Pebbles Inc Happy Day collection.

Jar of Sunshine made with @pebblesinc Happy Day collection by @ribbonsandglue

Winter has been the theme this week on the Pebbles blog and really, who wants to promote an extended Winter unless you’re a Winter Sport enthusiast?   I live in Southern Nevada and we’ve barely had a Winter this year let alone a flake of snow so if you happen to be one of those people stuck inside with the Winter Blues, here’s an simple and quick project to bring you  a little bit of Sunshine.

Paper Ribbon from the Happy Day Collection by @pebblesinc

To make this Hello Sunshine Jar, I filled up a mason jar with yellow candy and adhere Pebbles Inc Happy Day Paper Ribbon around the jar.

Happy Day Collection by @pebblesinc

I then covered the lid of the jar by tracing it on a  piece of 6×6 patterned paper.

Enamel Dots and Stickers found in the Happy Day Collection by @pebblesinc

Embellishing  the outside of the jar was easy to do using the Happy Day Epoxy and Phrase Stickers.

Metal Clips from the Happy Day Collection by @pebblesinc

I  added a stick tag on to the jar by adhering a toothpick on to a Happy Day Metal Clip then clipped on a Hello sentiment found in the 6×6 paper pad.

Jar of Sunshine made with @pebblesinc Happy Day collection by @ribbonsandglue

Jar of Sunshine made with @pebblesinc Happy Day collection by @ribbonsandglue

A simple and quick gift to bring a little but of Sunshine to someone’s day!

Supplies:
Happy Day Icon Phrase Sticker
Happy Day Epoxy Stickers
Happy Day 6×6 Paper Pad
Happy Day Metal Clips
Happy  Day Paper Ribbon
Mason Jar
Twine
Dimensional Dots

Filed Under: Altered Item, DIY, Gift Tagged With: altered item, DIY, Happy Day, Holly Gagnon, Quick Gift

Easy Menu Chalkboard

25
Feb
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Hi there, it’s Becki, here to share with you the easiest gift idea that you’ll ever make. I created this easy menu chalkboard in about 15 minutes using only 4 products. It’s seriously so easy!

The Cottage Living collection has so many great elements it makes putting together a great gift so easy. And by adding the days of the week clothes pins from the home grown collection things became even easier. I grabbed all the stickers and the package of clothespins and got to work.

Easy DIY Menu Chalkboard created using the Cottage Living collection by @jbckadams for @pebblesincYes, this is all you need, no glue necessary.

Easy DIY Menu Chalkboard created using the Cottage Living collection by @jbckadams for @pebblesinc

I started by adding the clothespins down the right side of the chalkboard.

Easy DIY Menu Chalkboard created using the Cottage Living collection by @jbckadams for @pebblesinc

Then I added the Thickers and flowers to the top of the board.

Easy DIY Menu Chalkboard created using the Cottage Living collection by @jbckadams for @pebblesinc

That’s it, all done! I told you it was easy.

Easy DIY Menu Chalkboard created using the Cottage Living collection by @jbckadams for @pebblesincThanks for hanging out with us on the Pebbles blog today.

Supplies:
Cottage Living Paper Flowers 732784
Cottage Living Hanging Chalkboard 732790
Cottage Living Imprint  White & Gold Foil Thickers 732776
Homegrown Days of the Week Clothespins 732817

Filed Under: DIY, Home Decor, Organization Tagged With: Chalkboard, Cottage Living, DIY, Jen Hadfield

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