Reverse Confetti February Blog Hop

Hello there!  Today, the Reverse Confetti Team is holding our monthly blog hop.  Reverse Confetti is going back to every-other-month releases for the time being, but we will still be hopping on the 8th of every month, to bring you lots more Reverse Confetti inspiration! You should have arrived here from Amy Tsuruta's blog. If you have gotten lost, or want to start at the beginning, you can head over to the Reverse Confetti blog.

 I'm pretty excited about the opportunity to share some oldies but goodies with you today...  I pulled out one of the very first Reverse Confetti products that I purchased, Donut You Know, and the adorable Donut You Know Confetti Cuts.  There are few things cuter than tiny paper donuts. <3 p="">

For my project, I created a card and coordinating gift packaging.  I will go into detail about each piece down below.  Here is the ensemble:

To create my card, I started off with a Piggy Bank card stock base.  Then I diecut the Big Stripes Cover panel from Rose card stock and glued that on top of the card base,  The Donut You Know Confetti Cuts creates a tiny donut that fits perfectly in the opening of the Big Stripes Cover Panel.  I diecut the donut base from kraft cardstock, and inked the edges with distress ink.  I cut the donut icing from brown cardstock and the tiny heart sprinkles from Rose card stock and then added some white sprinkles with a white gel pen.  I added some Stickles around the edges of the icing for some added sparkle.  I popped the donut up in the opening with some foam tape.  Then, I diecut a tag from the Tall Tags Trio Confetti Cuts from white cardstock and stamped a sentiment from the Donut You Know stamp set.  To cover the hole in the tag, I used a diecut from the All Heart Cover Panel and added a white gel pen accent. To finish things off, I added a twine bow to the top of the card.

For the gift packaging, I put some of those yummy chocolate donuts in a kraft polka dot bag from my stash, and made a coordinating tag.  I diecut the scalloped rectangle from the Love Note Confetti Cuts die set from Rose cardstock, then diecut the Diagonal Stripe Pretty Panel Confetti Cuts from Piggy Bank card stock and glued that on top.  I created the donut the same way as a mentioned above and incorporated the sentiment the same way as I did on the card so that everything was matchy-matchy.  I folded over the kraft bag, and added the tag with a cute little clip that I picked up last year from the Target Dollar Spot.

Next stop on the hop is Amy Sheffer !

That's all for me today! Thanks so much for stopping by!! :)