DIY Colour Block Treat Bags

This DIY was inspired by a colour block tote that I saw on Pinterest earlier this week. I love that you can use all the different shades in your colour palette and still have a cohesive look. My favourite is the one with the initial on it because I'm always partial to anything preppy and with a monogram.

I didn't include a step-by-step here because all you need to do is wrap paper around a kraft bag (these particular ones are from Paper Source) and stamp your favourite stamp onto the bag. The only tip I have is to fold the bag down first and then stamp. Then unfold the bag and fill with whatever treats your heart desires. 

Photography + styling: Tulle Box Designs

Tulle Box Designs Profiled in Canadian Living

Earlier this year, I did a Q&A with Canadian Living, a really amazing lifestyle magazine that I have adored for over a decade. You can check out the interview here. Thank you Canadian Living for the feature!!

Favourite Favours from Around the Web

This super duper cute shower favour is courtesy of my super duper creative cousin, R who made these potted herb favours. Loving the grandma wallpaper print on the lids, which goes so well with the mason jars, and the instructions underneath. The best part? It only cost $1.50 to put these adorable (and delicious!) favours together!

These fun fabric wrapped favours housed inside berry baskets are so so lovely and perfect for the summer season. Source.

I love a play on words, and these 'doggie bag' favours are just plain awesome. Source.

These cozy blanket favours, tied with lace ribbon and silhouette labels, are so pretty. Source.

DIY Striped Favor Bags featured on The Sweetest Occasion

Super excited about our DIY feature over on the incredible blog, The Sweetest Occasion today! I made colourful ombre style treat bags which are a modern take on vintage candy shoppe stripes. They make an adorable addition to the candy bar table, and even cuter strung together on mini clothespins and displayed as a backdrop. Scroll down for more photos and head on over to The Sweetest Occasion for the full tutorial.

Thank you again to The Sweetest Occasion for the feature and don't forget to visit their blog for this project's step by step and other truly amazing inspiration.

Photography + styling: Tulle Box Designs