When my kids were little, I made them each (I have two) a miniature 
felt Christmas tree - a styrofoam cone covered in felt and glittery 
trims. Each day of Advent, they would receive a little ornament to hang 
on their tree with a cute straight pin. They outgrew their trees (they 
were getting crowded anyway!) and we moved on to different kinds of 
Advent celebrations. 
Today I 
want to share a little treat bag with you that can be used for any age -
 including children who are now grown with families of their own.
I
 used a die cut treat bag (Sweet Treat Tent) from Reverse Confetti, but 
you could cut your own just as easily without a die. The inside has a 
flat bottom for your treats to sit on in a little Ziplock bag. I 
decorated all 25 bags with little number tags from some Doodlebug 
designer paper. The tree tag is part of a set called Triplits Tag Die Set by the Stamps of Life. I embossed the bag die with a 
snowflake embossing folder, and then assembled the bag using Scor Tape of a couple of different widths.
I finished it off with some cute festive and fun trims: Mini Ric Rac and Cherry Baker's Twine. It would also look super cute with Christmas Baker's Twine (below).
 I used pearls for my embellishments, but there are many other things you could use to decorate as well. Take a peek at all the new embellishments in the RRR Store!  
Untie
 the twine and you have a cute Advent Calendar in a Treat Bag! These 
were fun to make, and are a great way to use small pieces of trims, as 
well as patterned paper scraps!




Very cute little project Judy! Love the colors you chose.
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