This white gift bag was a bit wrinkled and needed to be updated!
I bought some sticky back foam sheets, gathered some gift wrap paper and a paper pattern I printed from my computer. I traced the pattern onto the foam sheet....
....cut out the shape, and when I peeled off the backing....
....I adhered it to the back side of the gift wrap paper:
and then trimmed the paper to the edge of the foam bow:
This made the bow sturdy and also covered up a small tear on the top of the bag! A little glue adhered it to the bag:
Here's one a friend made:
A used brown paper bag can be recycled into gift wrap and flowers!
I cut 1" wide strips on a grocery bag....
...and soaked them in water for a few minutes to make them more pliable:
I twisted and folded 3-4 strips into flowers, cut out a few "leaves" and glued them to a paper bag wrapped gift:
What can you do with a gift bag with a ripped handle?
Remove both handles, make two slipd on one side of the bag....
...and slide a flower through the slits. Fold over the top and punch two holes and tie a string or ribbon through them to secure it closed:
Let's hop around to see what others have recycled this month:
Pandora’s Box You are here!

Every craft room needs a pair of MacKenzie-Childs Check Kitchen Shears !
Thanks for stopping by, Patti





















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