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CTMH--- Gift Wrapping Art Philosophy Style

A few days ago when I started wrapping presents, I got out my little tiny gift bags I had in the closet and put a couple of gifts in them.  Well I ran out of those... so I decided to make a couple myself with my Art Philosophy Cartridge.  Well that turned into making a whole bunch and tossing those store bought ones!

Art Philosophy is the most amazing Cricut Cartridge!  It has several bags and boxes to choose from and they're all great for gift wrapping! 

Here's a large pillow box I made.  It's big enough to hold a set of cards, but I put a gift card and a coupon inside.  Paper:  Believe, Stamps: Holiday Wishes, Art Philosophy Tags



Chinese Take-out box.  Perfect size for wrapping up an ornament for my work exchange.  Paper:  Roxie.  Stamps:  Art Philosophy Seasons, December 25th.



Wonderland Take-out box:  Wrap a pretty ribbon around it and voila!  This one holds Jewel Kade Jewelry.  Paper:  Wonderland.  Stamps:  December 25th.



Sonoma Bag:  Again, holding Jewel Kade Jewelry.  Paper:  Sonoma.  Tree & Tag cut with Art Philosophy too




Believe Bag:  Once again- Jewel Kade Jewelry.  Paper:  Believe.  Stamps: Believe WOTG




Believe Fry Box:  This one, cut at 8" is plenty big for a gift card.  Tag cut with Art Philosophy too.  Paper:  Believe.  Stamps:  December 25th.

 

All products are available to purchase on my website HERE, including the amazing Cricut Art Philosophy Bundle!  

Remember, when you spend $25, you can add this Rock the Block special on for only $15 (savings of $30).

Comments

Crystal said…
This looks like a really great cartridge and stamp set to have!
Anonymous said…
Love everyone's creations!!! :-)
Beth Ann said…
Found your blog on the CTMY bulletin boards. I am going to follow you.. good work!
Beth Ann

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