#Tinykeep sakes series#

I tied the tag with some Whisper White Solid Bakers Twine, then added it to the 3/8″ Glittered Organdy Ribbon and tied a bow on top of my box.

I used the tags from the Mini Curvy Keepsakes Box Dies and cut them out of Whisper White Cardstock, then stamped the spider web image from the Wonderfully Wicked Stamp Set with the Silvery Shimmer Delicata Metallic Ink and the cut “For You” sentiment from the Tiny Keepsakes Stamp Set. So now I have a beautiful DSP embellished Curvy Keepsake Box ready to add additional embellishments with ribbon and a cute tag from the Tiny Keepsakes Stamp Set. I inserted a nice Ferrero Rocher candy in the center of the box and pulled my piece and closed the box. I used my Bone Folder to slightly curve all four sides of the box to make it easier to pull together. I used my Tombow Liquid Glue to adhere two panels on each Basic Black Cardstock cut box as shown in the photo above. I trimmed the Monster Bash DSP cut box and created 4 separate panels, with a small square leftover for future embellishing if I need it. This will give me two boxes with some fun decor before I even begin to embellish, sweet!

#Tinykeep sakes series#

I also cut a 5-1/2″ X 5-1/2″ piece of Monster Bash Designer Series Paper and cut One box out of it. I used my Mini Curvy Keepsakes Dies to cut out 2 boxes. I started with an 8-1/2″ X 11″ piece of Basic Black Cardstock I had cut down to 5-1/2″ X 11″. If you’re anything remotely like me, you like to get more bang for your buck, right? Well, here I will share with you just how I did that with the Monster Bash Designer Series Paper, some Basic Black Cardstock, and the Tiny Keepsakes Bundle, along with with a “bonus” 3″ X 3″ card to give along with the yummy treat.

She loves gifting newborns personalized tote bags filled with dinner for their tired new parents.Have you seen the adorable Mini Curvy Keepsakes Box Dies and Tiny Keepsakes Stamp Set Bundle on page 21 of the Holiday Catalog? It is super cute and super perfect in size for just the right treat to share without breaking the bank! She's a mom of a 9-year-old son, a 6-year-old son, and a 2-year-old daughter. All three kids still love their gifted personalized name step stools so much, she often wonders if they’ll bring them to college. Maya Polton is a former marketing manager and current freelance writer who covers food, home, and parenting. Just be sure to consider age recommendations and other safety warnings, too. From rattles and fun teethers for infants to toys they’ll have fun with when they get a bit older, choose a gift that’ll keep them engaged. Toys make great baby gifts, and there are options aplenty. Items that commemorate or capture a baby’s milestones in some way are often favorites for sentimental parents - and many can be personalized to make them even more special! If you want a gift that’s going to be cherished for years to come, select something meaningful. If you opt for a more practical gift, rest assured it’ll be appreciated down the line. While there’s an array of adorable baby items to choose from, sometimes the most appreciated ones are those that are the most useful - the ones parents reach for over and over and wonder how they’d survive without them. What to Look for in a Gift for a Baby Boy Usefulness Made to encourage baby’s motor skills, it also features adjustable height settings to grow with the little one. With little to no cleanup required, the gift commemorates baby’s hand or footprint and is designed to last throughout the years as a nostalgic keepsake.įor a practical gift that’s sure to get a lot of use, the Fisher Price Rainforest Jumperoo ( view at Amazon) features plenty of bells and whistles with its various colors and interactive details. Celebrating a new addition doesn’t get more custom than the Baby Hand and Footprint Picture Frame Kit ( view at Amazon).