DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

Well, that’s a mouthful of words, non? Hello and welcome to my first blog post – yay! I’m so happy you’re here.

A wonderful coincidence that I decided to take the plunge on Valentine’s week. To start things off, I’d like to share a relatively easy project with you for any last minute treats you have for your friends, family or sweethearts. These monogrammed treat bags are cute and simple. All the tools can be collected at your local craft store. Here’s what you need – Picture first…

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  1. Any die cut punch that measures about 1.7 inches in diameter. I used Martha Stewart Crafts Layering Paper Punch – Scalloped Circle
  2. Tape – double sided. If you have single sided tape, you can double up or use regular paper glue
  3. Any border punch. Something that produces a nice edge
  4. Tacky glue – My new must-have
  5. Letter stickers. I had these burlap ones tucked away for the longest time. They are about 1″ in size
  6. Brown paper/Kraft bags
  7. Ruler
  8. Bone folder (optional)
  9. Craft knife (shown) or scissors (not shown)
  10. Card stock (any color) – I used the one shown for the tag, and Kraft card stock for the scalloped border

How to:

1. Cut the tag: You can use a craft knife or pair of scissors to cut out a rectangle from your card stock measuring 4.5″x1.5″

DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

 

2. Prep the bag

DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

3. Decorate the tag, and fold in half. For a clean fold, use a bone folder.

DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

4. Assemble. Use your double-sided tape or glue to attach the tag, and keep the folded part of the bag down (remember to put the treats in first!), and you are done!

DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

4 Comments on DIY Monogrammed Valentine’s Treat Bags

  1. The only tools I recognize are #2 and #7, BUT you have inspired me to make more effort this year (as in, I’ll make an effort this year)…

    Great job, Mitz!!!!

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