Supplies:
Baggies
Treats for bags
White cardstock
Paper Trimmer
Stapler
Directions:
1. Go to avery.com. Sign in or set up an online account.
2. Go to the Design & Print Online Option under Templates and Software.
3. Click on the Marketing Solutions Category.
4. In the menu on the left side, you will see “Bag Toppers”. Click that.
5. Now you will see a menu brought up of themes for Bag Toppers. Use any theme you like, or click on “Blank” to create your own. If you choose to create your own, you can play with fonts and images.
6. When you have finished the design, save it.
7. Print the design on white cardstock {white paper will also be fine.}
8. Trim the design into 4 bag toppers with a paper trimmer.
9. Fold bag topper and staple on treat bags.
CLICK HERE!!
{This is a proud moment for me! After a few hours & tears of frustration, I think I finally figured out how to share a PDF on my blog! I am not technically savvy at all!!!}
Have you made treat bag toppers before?
And my other Valentine’s Day projects:
Valentine Marshmallow Pops
Valentine’s Pretzel Hugs
10 Inspiring Valentine’s Ideas
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J Hiltz says
Thanks so much for sharing this! I had no idea it was this easy! I will def be making some! Thanks again!
Heidi @ Decor & More says
I've used Avery online for other projects but never thought about using them for THIS! Thanks for sharing, Angie ~ perfect for the Valentine's care package headed to my daughter at UGA!
xo Heidi
Grace @ Sense and Simplicity says
Those are really cute and would be appreciated by girls of any age. I should make some for my daughter and her roommates for Valentine's day. She loves a chocolate fix.
Heather K Miller says
These are adorable Valentines! Thanks for sharing!
JoKnows says
This is so sweet Angie. I bet your kids' friends like to visit your house! I could totally see myself doing this. These would make great gifts for coaches and teachers. 🙂
Designed Decor says
I love the font style! I just started a new link party and would love if you would come on over and share your post or social media sites. http://designeddecor.com/talkin-about-thursday-3/
DeDe@DesignedDecor
Anne says
Very cute ! 🙂
Shift Mama says
Thanks for sharing the pdf. My daughter and I are talking about what kind of valentines to make this year and she will love this idea!
Shelley says
How neat! I did not know about using Avery! I also love to make tags and toppers! Yours are lovely and I think the girls will be very appreciative! 😉 I am visiting from the Wow Me Wednesday Party on Ginger Snap Crafts.
Come visit me sometime! I also host a link party if you care to link up!
Shelley
http://www.piggyinpolkadots.blogspot.com
Feral Turtle says
What a great bag label. You should be so proud you did this on your own. Computers can be quite frustrating! I saw you are from Canada, and then read you were from Alberta! Had to follow you so cheers from and new follower and a fellow Canadian!
M.J. Powell says
Hi,
We found you from the Six Sisters Blog Hop. You have some great ideas and we would like for you to share with our readers too. We are hosting our first link party tomorrow and we would like to invite you to link up with us. We have a fun blog to co-host with us. Hope to see you there.
Thanks!
The Busy Bee's,
Myrna and Joye.
http://thebusybhive.blogspot.com/
Laura says
Yay you figured the free printable thing out. So excited, thank you!!
cutiefruit21 says
AH!!! Thank you thank you!! So excited about this!!! I have been looking everywhere!! Definitely will be following your blog!!
Cheryl Kirkness says
So cute! Thanks for the free printable!
Sara Waters says
have you considered using double sided tape instead of staples to give it a similar look as the Avery topper labels?
Rae says
I found your post thru "google" since I wanted to find an easy way to use a template with my own wording. Thank you SO much for your helpful hints and recommendation to Avery! It was worked slick!
sanam arzoo says
Love the poke holder! i am exploitation Feebly, and you are already in it as a result of I migrated all of my feeds from Google Reader. it's formally changed to the Feebly Cloud, therefore i am sensible to travel.handbag holder As for foundation piecing, I prefer using a freezer paper method because I can reuse the foundations as many as ten times.You are so creative and genius! These are so cute! It was great shopping with you a bit. I'm glad you were able to make it down.
Trina says
Thank you so much for these awesome directions on how to make a treat bag topper! It was so super awesome! I found just what I needed here and at avery.com! Thank you!
Sandra M says
Thank you for posting this, I am happy to report I made my daughters bag toppers for Valentine's day! I purchased snack size Ziploc baggies and they are too big. What type of bags did you use? Or is there a setting on Avery to make the labels bigger?
Royal @ Royal Proclaims says
Visiting from Pinterest, and I just wanted to say that I followed your steps and made my own Easter tags for my kid's daycare classes!
Thank you so much for this easy tutorial!!