Swirly Bird Treat Bag Tutorial

Hey Guys! I have more fun to share from Camp Wanna Stamp! Enjoy this adorable nautical Swirly Bird Treat Bag Tutorial. I found these amazing sail boat treats on Amazon. Do you think the manufactures knew that they were making treats that matched Stampin’ Up! Pool Party, Pacific Point, Real Red, Night of Navy, and Daffodil Delight? Probably not, but it sure is a happy coincidence.

If you are thinking about joining us for Camp Wanna Stamp, please RSVP with your payment soon. I am more than half full for both the in person event and more than half sold on my total number of to go kits. Your payment is your RSVP and secures your kit. You can learn more and register here. Scroll past the video for some Frequently Asked Questions.

Sources

Get the ADORABLE nautical treat bags and glitter tattoos HERE
Find the Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher HERE.

Get your Swirly Bird Treat Bag Tutorial Project Sheet HERE.

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Camp Wanna Stamp FAQ

Q: What Stampin’ Up! Stamp Sets do I need to complete my Camp Wanna Stamp to go kit?
A: Message in a Bottle, Butterfly Basics, Swirly Bird, Sweet Home, This Little Piggy, Cool Treats, Tree Rings and Jar of Love. Of course you can substitute where necessary.

Q: What is included in my Camp Wanna Stamp to go kit?
A: Everything that you need to make the project except adhesive, ink and stamps. I do your cutting, scoring, basic die cutting and include all the accessories like buttons, ribbons and bling. Camp Wanna Stamp kits include all the treats, except chocolate kisses – I am afraid they will melt. Your to go kit will also include the badges and felt pennant for displaying your badges when you are not wearing them!

Q: What Stampin’ Pads will I need to complete my Camp Wanna Stamp to go kit?
A: This list is a working list, I still have one project to complete and I might have two bonus projects. Of course you can substitute for similar colors. I use a variety of ink pads so that the in person class moves faster with less projects sharing ink pads.