Are fun to adorn as gift bags~
You can stamp them..embellish them..or use iron-on transfers or printable sheets~
The Ephemera..is from many different sources,The Graphics Fairy..Shabby Chic Papirskatter~..etc etc..Gleaned from many sites.. Just Something I Made.. and another site/blog ..I cannot find..Sherri. I do not want to mention just one because the images come from many places..
I add to them in Photoshop.. so not one is the same really~
They are combinations.
Like tags..but muslin bags~
So much fun to personalize~Antique w/ tea stains.. add personal items..intials..embroidery etc..
“The greatness of a craft consists firstly in how it brings comradeship to men.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Just a small way of saying thanks to everyone who share their ideas and ephemera~
And other great ideas..
Have you visited here? My French Kitchen? You will love it..Just the art work,the recipes,photos and this time the cutest little warm wrapped foil towelettes..go see:)
These are just too too lovely. They are such a personal way to give a gift and then to reuse. You are a Photoshop whiz!
ReplyDeleteI'll go take a peek at the other sites...thanks for sharing your sources and the aptly written quote.
Diane
SO sweet! I really like these-thank you
ReplyDeletexoxo Pattie
I'm with Diane ... they are lovely, lovely! Each is a gem. The Eiffel, the Marie-Antoinette (?) ... beautiful. And surely a gift to be treasured by anyone lucky enough to receive them! :)
ReplyDeletethe essence of you: soft, pretty, petite and feminine~
ReplyDeleteHow lovely... thanks for all the new blogs to check out... they really do wonderful graphics and you are gracious and generous to share!
ReplyDeleteLovely bags! I must get a better "handle" on Photoshop...I am in a basic mode! Great ideas, lovely result...
ReplyDeleteOh, so lovely, Monique. Your beautiful little bags are a gift in themselves. You are so clever, sweet lady.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Monique, j'aime cette idée car elle permet de garder le sac pour le réutiliser, et c'est tellement beau qu'on veut le garder pour toujours.
ReplyDeleteJe n'ai jamais fait de transfert sur du tissus, je ne sais pas si c'est simple.
Passe une belle journée.
Josée
Bisous
C'est du papier spécial Josée.. l'imprimante ..imprime sur ce paper qui a une surface auto-collante.. On repasse et le transfert adhère.
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On dit que c'est du coton..mais il est très rigide..
C'est pour Jet D'Encre.
Photoshop is so much fun~
Merci d'avoir laissé de gentils commentaires sur mon blog. votre blog est une référence, j'y passe souvent discrètement mais toujours avec beaucoup d'admiration..
ReplyDeleteUne très jolie idée ces transferts...c'est si délicieusement rétro..j'aime beaucoup!! Bonne semaine.
Mais c'est magnifique. Quelle bonne idée.
ReplyDeleteTu es si genereuse M!! Merci.
ReplyDeleteC'est tres beau et raffine, ces petits sac...je t'admire pour ton creativite! Tu ne veut pas devenir ma voisine...?
Ronelle
oh Monique these are just gorgeous is there anything you can't do?!!! What a treat to receive one of these on a present or as a gift, I'm going to have a go at this after we move and I have alittle more time. Thanks so much for the idea.
ReplyDeleteThese bags are so darling. Wonderful images put to good use. You are very creative, indeed.
ReplyDeleteMaureen
I love these muslin bags. They are very charming!
ReplyDeleteNisrine
Soooo Cute and chic Monique!!!
ReplyDeleteLook like you ...I know you had fun making them...I loved working with this printable fabric...handled better then my origional fabric...this was thinner and no problem going through my printer.
Ideas are limitless with this fabric...Have fun!
xoxo~Kathy @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...
everything u make is special and enchanting....photoshop is ammazing! U are amazing! (^^)
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't love to receive one of these beauties. They're gorgeous and so French and chic.
ReplyDeleteSam
These are lovely Monique. Well done. Isn't Photoshop amazing? You are too!
ReplyDeletePam
Che meraviglia! Un abrazo para tí.
ReplyDeleteYes, I know that's Italian and Spanish. I just didn't know how to say it in French.
In any case, one language wouldn't have been enough to cover how I feel about your creative flair.
Monique, these are totally charming! I love this idea.
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