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Happy Birthday Jase


Feel like I'm on this computer waaaayyyy too much! But yet haven't been blogging much, nor visiting blogs eitheer! Anyway - yesterday was Jases birthday - check out the vase (about 50-60cm high) filled with vahlrona chocolate mousse & other yummy bits (the chef @ Waitiri made it for him). Check out Alicia's chocolate grin.


I put together these bags after checking one out in Scrapbook Creations - but made it mine with a few changes. Really like how these came out & hope to teach a few people on Saturday & our 12 hour Wakatipu Scrap 'n' Chat how to make them - have put together a couple of kits for making them. Loved scrunching up the patterned papers (the original instructions used fabric) - though was hesitant at the start! Playing with beads was heaps of fun too. The inside boasts a series of pockets made out of envelopes - kind of like a concertina folder. Love how the same design looks so different just by using different patterned papers!
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Anonymous said…
Yummo chocolate and cute pic! Lara those bags are so cool, I love them. I love how the scrunched paper actually does resemble a fabric texture. Did the mag come with a template or did you make it up because I'm sure to have that mag do you know what issue? Whatever the answer you did a fabulous job, well done :)
12:42 am
Unknown said…
I agree with Lisa those bags are just gorgeous I was thinking of doing something like that for Arwens 3rd birthday invites the problem is most of her friends are boys.
Hope the class goes well.
9:16 am
Mel said…
Those bags are cool - I want one (I collect little evening bags!)!
10:48 am
Roo said…
Those bags are way too cool. Now I did tell you when my birthday was didn't I? lol. Chocolate looks goooood too - yummo!
4:18 pm
Delys said…
YUMMMM...that choc vase looks divine! I just love your bags ...they are beautiful and youve just done a lovely job with them are they easy to do?
8:52 pm
Anonymous said…
Love your bags Lara. Isn't it special that every one is unique simply because of the paper combinations - gorgeous!
11:46 pm
Meg McKenzie said…
Hi Lara

Love the cherry arte papers in the bags, way too cute!
8:58 pm
Donna said…
LOVE your bags. The second one is divine too! That chocco sounds divine also - LOL at Alicia.
Happy Birthday to Jase! So many peoples birthdays around now! In my family anyway!
With you on the computer. I'm feeling a bit guilty.
Have fun at your crop! So envious...
9:37 pm
anonymous jones said…
Wow! Never seen one of those before! You have just expanded my chocolate horizons!!
2:33 pm
Anonymous said…
Oh, now I'm drooling. LOL.

The bags are divine. The papers are so cute and can just imagine how much fun you had.
6:08 pm
Ali said…
Saw these in the mag and meant to give them a go. Wow, yours look sooooooo cool Lara. May have to give one a go for Caitlin for her birthday - she LOVES bags!
1:14 pm
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