Cookie Exchange Treat bags

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Well, the holiday season is in full swing and I had my first cookie exchange party which was a lot of fun! 

One of the things that I made were special bags for all my guests to load up their cookies to take home with them in style!

Cookie Exchange bags by Sandee Setliff for Helmar Worldwide Adhesives

I began with a Dollar store bag while cute, it's just a little plain for me.

I knew I could doll it up and heck, my friends expect me to do that!

First thing I did was to take my Helmar Tacky Craft Glue and outline the swirls with adhesive.

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TIP:

If you have any problems achieving a straight line you can always take a pin, or in my case, an old embossing tool and use it to smooth out your glue lines. Then dump a lot of glitter over the area to cover the glue and shake the excess glitter off onto a piece of paper so that you can funnel it back into the original bottle for no waste!

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Next, I used my Helmar Gemstone Glue to embellish the berries and snowflakes with rhinestones and pearls.

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There you have, one glittery and sparkly treat bag to load up all those delicious cookies into!

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"Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas."

Calvin Coolidge

SandeeSeliff

 

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