These gifts are going to some very special people so I'm mailing them early to make sure they arrive in time for the holidays!
First I started with an assortment of these fun cookie cutters! My friend N. and I went shopping earlier this week and we picked out six sets of them.
We looked and looked for something to wrap them in and that's when I decided to make my own gift bag. So I stopped by the bargain bin at the fabric department and picked up a metre of this beautiful see-through Christmas material. Then I picked up a roll of gold ribbon to use as a drawstring.
So today I cut out the material using my rotary cutter and mat. ( If you've never had the chance to cut with one of these gadgets, you're really missing out. I use mine every time I sew.)

Then I sewed up the edges and finished the top edge making a pocket for the drawstring. So simple.
And since I wanted to keep the cookie cutters from getting all bent and out of shape while in transit, I wrapped them in some holiday tissue paper.
They slid right into the bag as if it was made for them..hee hee.
And Tada!! This was a simple project which took about an hour and a half to do 6 of them.
I hope you enjoyed your visit and I'd love to know what kind of Christmas crafts you might have in mind for this year.
Cheers,
Jessica
5 comments:
What a wonderful and creative gift, Jessica!
~Kelli
How beautiful! I love cookie cutters! What a nice gift to give.
How darling is that! I love that material!
What a super, simple Christmas gift idea. I've been working on cross stitch ornaments for a couple months, but they are taking longer than I expected. I also got a butterscotch cookie mix-in-a-jar recipe off the internet that I want to try, to see if I like the finished product enough to give as gifts :) Thanks for sharing your idea.
You have a beautiful blog. I haven't had luck at all with my rotary cutter.
Post a Comment