Packaging Sweet Treats for Valentine’s Day

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I sent some of my favorite stamps that I design for Expressionery to the awesome peeps on my Laura Kelly Design Team at the beginning of the month. Full disclosure, Expressionery provided the stamps for me to give away which was totally awesome. I always love to see how others use the stamps and gosh, these ideas are awesome. Packaging sweet treats for Valentine’s Day and really every single day makes me so happy. To know me is to understand that I am a total pushover for cute packaging.

Packaging Sweet Treats with Expressionery Stamps by Laura Kelly Designs #valentinetreat #customstamp #diyvalentine #ValentinesDay #packagingvalentines

What is expressionery?

Expressionery is an online shopping site that features personalized notes, stamps, labels and more.  I have been licensing art for their products for a LONG time and I love it so much.  With a strong stationery background, this is a natural fit for me.  The stamps that werer sent to my design team all had the baking theme going.

You can get the LOVE BAKED stamp HERE.

You can get the Baked with Love Stamp HERE

What did the team create?

Beth Watson (Creatively Beth) seems to always come up with the most darlingest of things.  I love her sweet treat and her packaging using the stamp from expressionery.

Don’t these look delicious.  Find out ALL of the steps to make them over on her adorable blog.

Hugs and Kisses Chocolate Pretzel Treats for Valentines

Amy Latta blogs over at Amy Latta Creations.  If you are a fan of hand lettering, she is an expert and then some.  She has a kiddo who LOVES (and I mean LOVES) to bake so I had the stamp made for him. He was so excited he used it to make himself business cards!  Hop over to her blog to see her adorable and super-easy treat bags.

Expressionery Baking Custom Stamp Laura Kelly for Expressionery

Packaging for Valetine Sweet Treats

Lindsay shares her magic on her blog, Artsy Fartsy Mama.  I think these sprinkle cookies are magnificent and the packaging is perfect! Grab the recipe HERE.

I used my stamp to package gluten-free cookies that I whipped up with a mix from Hungry Harrys.  If you want the recipe, it is on this blog!

Expressionery Baked with Love Stamp Laura Kelly Designs

The cookies are AMAZING!

Gluten Free Crinkle Cookie Treats

Blanca blogs over at Creativities Galore.  She used her stamp with heart shaped brownies.  They look delicious to say the least.  Of course packaging sweet treats with bakers twine gets me ready to celebrate!

Expressionery Baking Stamp Valentines Day Brownies

Debra Quartermain has the most darling bed and breakfast.  She used her stamp to make heart shaped tags that surely will spread love with her guests.  I love it that she used the heart die that I designed for Sizzix too in making the tags.  Her muffins look so yummy.  I have been there and can promise you that her baking is top notch.

Ten Reasons to Craft

I am going to say this again.  Crafting is just a great idea.  It is proven that crafting can be really good for mental and emotional health.  Studies show that making and crafting can lower anxiety.  Another benefit to crafting is that it creates connection.  When we make things and give them to others, we spread kindness and love.  Here are my top ten reasons to craft with kids, and I mean kids of all ages.

  1. Mental Health Benefits – Crafting puts me in a good mood.
  2. Self Expression – Crafting allows me to express myself.
  3. Education and Growth – I learn new skills by making things.
  4. Connection – Crafting connects me others through workshops, classes and gifting.
  5. Decor – Through making and crafting, I can totally customize every aspect of my decor.
  6. Gift Giving – Gifts is totally my love language.  I love to make handmade gifts.
  7. Offline Time – Crafting keeps me off of my phone and social media. We all know this can be beneficial.
  8. Income – Because I craft and sell items that I make, I have an additional income source.
  9. Fun – I like to have fun and to me, making things is fun.
  10. Socializing – Attending events where crafting is a part gets me out and around others with like minds.

What would you do with a custom stamp from expressionery?  Comment and let me know!

Cheers and Love,

Laura

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61 thoughts on “Packaging Sweet Treats for Valentine’s Day”

  1. I love to give food/candy/crafty gifts made special for the person I am giving to. Thank you for a chance to win

  2. Fabulous giveaway! I like
    making cards for family
    and decorations with
    Valentine’s images.
    Carla from Utah

  3. I love all of these ideas! I’m the kindergarten room mom and will definitely be incorporating some of these cute ideas into the class party!

  4. for Valentines I love to give homemade chocolate covered strawberries with a scratch off ! & for kiddo’s like my daughter who is 6 i will get her little chocolates and a stuffed animal and a sweet frog card for a free ice cream and then we made cute cards with lollipops for her class.

  5. These are wonderful. I love to do something small for all my kids at school. I also have something special at the breakfast table for my own family.

  6. I do 14 days of love for my kiddos by giving them a small treat and card each day of February. On the last day, I write a letter letting them know all the things I am proud of them for and how much I love them.

  7. I love to give personalized coupon books for Valentines Day. A gift of a coupon book is a gift of service that lets each person know I care. I love these wonderful and creative ideas that you and your team have done! They are perfect!

  8. I love to bake cookies for my family and my office, as away to demonstrate my appreciation for all they do. I also make cards and give them away.

  9. I love making heart shaped cookies or chocolate cherry scones. These packaging that were used are adorable. I might have to try this. Thanks for the chance of winning this prize I truly love the little stamps!

  10. I collect items as I come upon them that I think my daughter will be excited to receive! I would love this to be able to make things!

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