Orchard Harvest Scarecrow Gift / Treat Bag

Images (c) Stampin’ Up!

Is this not just the most adorable Scarecrow you’ve ever seen?!?!?!

I first saw him on Frenchie’s website and I asked for permission to CASE him, which she so kindly gave!  Since then I’ve seen various versions of him.  Gail Murray used him on her fabulous fall scrapbooking layout and Rae Harper’s is really cute, too!   That’s where I got the idea for the cute Spice Cake fabric bow.

Images (c) Stampin’ Up!

I love his “wonky” eyes!  I can’t wait until this afternoon to share him with my Stampin’ Up! friends at Cheryl Couch’s stamp camp.  I wish you could join us.

If you would like the step-by-step tutorial to make the Orchard Harvest Scarecrow Gift Bag, e-mail me and I would be happy to send you the PDF!

Download Orchard Harvest Scarecrow Gift Bag step-by-step tutorial.

You can order the products to make him at joycefisher.stampinup.net

Orchard Harvest Designer Series Paper

PRODUCTS USED:  Top Note Die & Big Shot Die Cutting Machine, Orchard Harvest Designer Series Paper, Spice Cake fabric, Bird Builder Punch, Petite Pennant Punch, Small Oval Punch, 1/2″ Circle Punch, Linen Thread, small brown lunch sack.  Card Stock:  Very Vanilla, Whisper White, Basic Black and Crumb Cake; Classic Ink: Crumb Cake & Regal Rose; Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker

If you prefer, I would enjoy making the scarecrow treat bags for you. It’s one of my favorite projects, I think they are so adorable!!!  As you can tell by the photo, they have a lot of detail to them so it takes quite a bit of time to make.  The photo shows a gift bag / treat bag, but it can be made as a greeting card if you prefer.

Let me know how many of the scarecrow treat bags you would like and when you need them to be delivered.

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