Martha Stewart Living, Volume 147 February 2006
Store-bought chocolate repackaged in a homemade wrapper -- the underside of which reveals a handwritten love note-tastes doubly delicious. Download the design, color-print, and cut out. To embellish the motif, dot with glue and sprinkle with glitter. Wrap around a foil-covered bar; affix with tape.
I absolutely love this idea. Will definitely try it out over the Christmas holidays.
what size of chocolate bar do i need please
This is an amazing idea. It doesnt necessarily have to be given as a valentines day gift, but it can also be given as a birthday gift. Two of my friends (they are twins) recently had their sweet sixteen and i bought them some really nice chocolate and wrapped them in the above way, and they absolutley loved it!
I was in a rush so I used a sheet of foil embossed scrapbook paper. I cut it to fit, wrote a love quote (found them online) and affixed with a heart sticker. Six custom valentine gifts ~ 10 minutes.
I was in a rush so I used a sheet of foil embossed scrapbook paper. I cut it to fit, wrote a love quote (found them online) and affixed with a heart sticker. Six custom valentine gifts ~ 10 minutes.
Machine stitching on cardstock looks really cool. The fancy borders that sewing machines do would look perfect with a cute sentiment printed on the computer first.
How beautiful this would be embroidered! I second that emotion! Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
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Now with Martha' affiliation with Phaff and Husqvarnia/Viking, it would be great if this design came in a machine embroidery pattern. Change the tape to velcro and make this an "in the hoop" project. It would be terrific!!!!!!!! Denise Cook Overland Park, KS dj_cook@swbell.net