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HOLE PUNCH TREAT BAGS

MAKE YOUR OWN TREAT BAG TOPPER WITH HOLE PUNCHES


MATERIALS

Hole punches

Circle punches for optional tags

Treat bags, maximum of 4.5-inches wide

Embroidery floss and needle

Cardstock in one color for the topper and one or more colors for the tagsI sourced mine from Paper Source


INSTRUCTIONS

1. Download the Hole Treat Bag PDF.


2. Print out the sheets at 100% scale on colored cardstock of your choosing.

Tutorial show how to make a treat bag topper decorated with a hole punch pattern.

3. Cut out the rectangle topper, and if you'd like to make a tag, the two circles. The large circle can be punched out with a 2.5-inch circle punch and the small with a 1.5-inch circle punch.

Step in a tutorial teaching how to make a treat bag topper decorated with a hole punch pattern.

The punched out shapes will resemble the above photograph.

Step in a tutorial teaching how to make a treat bag topper decorated with a hole punch pattern.

4. At this point, decide if you'd like to attach the topper to the treat bag with double-sided tape, or if you would like to sew the topper to the bag.

  • If you are choosing the double-sided tape option, sew three rows of three stitches in the uppermost holes on just one side of the topper. Add double-sided tape to the back of the topper. Fold the topper over the top of your filled treat bag, pressing the adhesive into the bag.

  • Otherwise sandwich the top of a filled treat bag inside the folded topper. Then sew three rows of three stitches in the uppermost holes.

Step in a tutorial teaching how to make a treat bag topper decorated with a hole punch pattern.

5. To add a tag, place the smaller punched out circle in the middle of the larger circle, aligning the holes. Stitch from inner hole to outer hole, working around the circle. Knott off the thread behind the last outer hole. Then cut the thread leaving a tail.

6. Tie the tail of the tag to a hole on the topper.



Young boy holding a treat bag with a paper topper decorative with a hold punch pattern.

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