Chocolate buttons treat pouch - Video Tutorial

Hi everyone,

Welcome to my blog. Thanks so much for popping in to see me. Do you remember a few days ago I showed you these chocolate button treat pouches which I made in quantity for a couple of recent Stampin up events? 

Today I am bringing you the video tutorial. As you'll see, they are very quick to make (they had to be as I had to make over 50!) and are also a great way to use up scraps of patterned papers (DSP). 

I mostly used the Tea Boutique papers but any coordinating papers would be fine. These papers will be retiring at the beginning of May, so do grab them now if you like them. As an added incentive they are now only £9.00 instead of £11.25. 

To see my video tutorial, you can watch by CLICKING HERE or on the image below. 

       

Hope you enjoy that.

Bye for now, back soon,

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