Cookie Exchange Bags

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Here’s my contribution for my neighborhood cookie exchange.  It was SO MUCH MORE FUN than baking!  I used the Scallop #2 Sizzix die and Stampin’ Up!’s super-duper, easy-to-use Circle Scissors Plus to cut the circles for the inlay.  I added some ribbon and stapled the toppers to small cello bags.

I had to make six dozen of these, so I was happy that the candy was BOGO this week.  It made the project that much sweeter!

3 thoughts on “Cookie Exchange Bags

  1. Dayana

    Det är väl konstigt att man aldrig kan fÃ¥ bli Ã¥tminstone rÃ¥dfrÃ¥gad av väddrguearna 😉 här har vi inte sÃ¥nt snöfall ännu, har inte snöat inatt för jag sopade utanför altandörren igÃ¥r och det är bara lite som är nysnö eller nyblÃ¥st. Men det kan ju komma ändras under dagen. SÃ¥ du fÃ¥r ha en innedag och mysa och hoppas du slutar frysa – (ha där fick jag till det med rim ocksÃ¥ ;))MÃ¥ gott

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