Club Scrap Artist Team Challenge: Digital

Welcome to the March Club Scrap Artist Team digital blog hop.

We share with you what you can do with

Club Scrap's digital kit called Delft.

I hope you have arrived here from

Pam's Blog

and seen what wonderful work she shared with you.

If you happen to lose your way, you can always go

the the Club Scrap Blog where you 

find all the members of the Artist Team.

As it is Spring soon and all the bulbs are  all around

us here, I loved to make these paper bags to decorate

the flower pots. With the digital kit I created the

sentiments on the bags.

For the background to the sentiment I used this 

aquarel splash as a background. I leave it here for you to

pick up and make your own paperbag.

So after I created a few sentiments, I printed

all of them on ordinairy copy paper.

I used the word program for this and  eyballed

the sentiments to be in the middle of the page.

Next I crumpled the paper before making it into

a paper bag.

Now you smoothe the paper and fold it like

you see here. Add some tape to the short side

to glue the sides together.

The bottom is folded towards the inside

and the top and bottom are taped again.

Now the bag is finished.

Depending on the size of the pot you put inside

you can make the bag a little larger or smaller.

Also you can change the hight by folding over

the top a little more. I used food jars inside the

paper bag (you have them small and large).

Here a template I found about the folding.

If you click om the image you can see a 

image and have a better view.

I also made one as a birthday gift.

As an extra touch I added the ribbon.

Close up to the sentiment.

And of course these paper bags have little card

for when you give the paperbags as a gift and 

you can add a little note to it.These cards are 

4,5 x 2,75 inch folded double.

As you see I am super handy with photoshop, but I can do

some simple things, like 2 layers (a sentiment to a picture) and

with only that you can make great projects. Even if you have no

experience, you can just print the images and use those to maek

a card. This is called hybrid crafting.

You need more ideas?

Hop over to Jennifer's Blog

and see what she has come up with.

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!