Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Rub-Ons on Glass Make Cheap Gifts!




Here's The Run-down:

  • glass bowl thingie from JoAnns- .99 cents

  • yogurt covered pretzels- $1

  • white Love & Happiness rub-ons from Stampin' Up!-free!

  • lovely ivory satin ribbon for around base of scallop top-free from my sweet pal Donna!

  • gingham ribbon and flowers from old stash, so...yep, you guessed it-free!

  • silver hodgepodge hardware kit brad---okay, so I bought the new HPH tin from SU!, but not so fast...I broke it down and realized that with 200 pieces in this kit at $30, that's only .15 cents per piece, YES!

  • gina k *bling and dazzle* plastic tag (bag of 8 is 2.99) so about .37 cents

Total Cost of Project: $2.51 and that's with the treat!

Not bad, huh! See, you can pour the treats into the dish for a pretty munchies display and use it for something else later! And those SU! rub-ons are like butter, so easy to put on even a rounded dish--wow!!! Thanks so much for popping in today!








14 comments:

  1. Wow!!! I have to wait (not so patiently I might add!!! LOL) until I put my next SU order in for the cool rub-ons!!! What a wonderful gift!! I'm definitely CASEing this!!

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  2. this is scrumptious & so pretty, Linsey! love the breakdown...and he recipient would sure LOVE it.

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  3. You've done it again, g/friend!!

    Spankin' kewl and inexpensive; one of my very favorite combinations!

    What's new with you anyway? Going to any R. parties I should know about?

    ~Hugs, Deb

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  4. Love this....your work is always so Amazing.

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  5. Great idea, love how you have done the rubons

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  6. What a fun project and inexpensive to boot! right up my alley!!

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  7. Those rub-ons look great on glass! Good job Linsey.

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  8. So sweet! Love it! You always have such fabulous ideas!!

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  9. This is very cool Linsey! SU was my first run with Rub ons, so I am loving all the cool ideas everyone has for them. Now to stop hoarding them...

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  10. What a great idea! I can see it as a housewarming gift, Teacher gift, etc...

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  11. so super cute, could you send some of those pretzels my way, they look yummy!!LOL

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  12. What a nice gift, and what a bonus it costs so kittle to make! I love it, Linsey.

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  13. You are too funny and this is very pretty!! I've never had yogurt covered pretzels, just chocolate they sound yummy!!

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  14. How cool is that! You have the most wonderful ideas ~ it's no wonder I'm a "stalker" of your blog! Awesome job, once again!!!
    Hugs,
    Joani

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