
... & we're using Pink Petticoat papers to make these little Gift Pouches. They're called Sour Cream Containers in the US & they are the simplest things to make.
You can make 4 from a single sheet of A4 card and with Valentine's Day, Mother's Day & Easter during the next couple of months, I thought they'd be fun to do.
If you haven't made them before, I've put a little tutorial together at the end of the post.

And the prize this month is this pretty little Cake Stand with some pretty little ribbons : )
If you'd like to join in, please add a link to your creations in comments below. Or attach an image to an email and send it to me at liz@pinkpetticoat.co.uk if you don't have a blog or web site to link to.
And I'll select a random winner at the end of February : )


Sour Cream Containers
You will need:
A4 card printed with your favourite paper design
(print on both sides if you'd like a colour or pattern on the inside too)
Double-sided Tape
Something to decorate it

1. Print your A4 card and cut it into 4 equal pieces. Apply your DST to 3 sides as shown.
2. Stick the two shortest sides firmly together, taking care not to create a crease or a fold in your piece of card.
3. Press the shorter edges together at one end & pop your goodies inside.
4. Then press the edges together at the opposite end, in the opposite direction to seal.

And that's it! Your little gift pouch is finished & ready to decorate.
Lovely aren't they?

Papers: 'Little Big Dots' from the Colour Collection in Pretty Pink, Sage & Lovely Lilac
Flowers with Crystals: free with a Card Making Magazine
Natural Jute
(Chocolate Hearts from M&S)

I've been looking for an excuse to make some of these, thanks Liz! BRB...
ReplyDeleteI will be having a go at these, back later with my attempt!
ReplyDeleteMaz
Liz these are just fabulous. And how nice for Easter!! I'm going to go and have a go at these shortly. Thank you for sharing, and what a lovely prize as well xxxx
ReplyDeleteThis looks so much fun, I will defo be playing later. :)
ReplyDeleteSally. x
I've never seen these before, but they are great - I will have a go!
ReplyDeleteLovely challenge - I've never seen these before, and can't wait to have a go!
ReplyDeleteoooh will defo have a go :)
ReplyDeleteElaine x
Hooray! a pp challenge and what a fab one back later with my entry!!
ReplyDeleteEmma xxx
Great challenge! Love to give it a try! Couldn't be to hard with all the pretty pink petticoat background papers I have! ;)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Larissa
Hi Liz,
ReplyDeleteThis is a great challenge I will definitely join in and have a go, I'll be in touch. Hugs Jan x
Wow! How cute are these! And so simple to do.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Liz! Off to try them out.
Viv xx
I am in for this challenge... I have 28 to make for my lil one's classmates... This seems to be fast ad easy... will pst sometime next week. HUGS...SK...:)
ReplyDeletehow cool is this, i think ill have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteOh this is a fab challenge. Im off to ply now.perfect for little easter pressents.
ReplyDeleteThey are much prettier than the ones filled with milk we used to get at A & W in Canada. And my dad never failed to spray the milk over the windshield when he tried opening them for his coffee!!! Thanks Liz...they brought back some fun memories :) Kerry
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea, I am going to get my Grandchildren making some for Easter for their parents and we perhaps will make some tiny cookies too to go inside, Thanks for your great ideas. Helena D
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. Will definately be having a go! Thanks for the suggestion :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to have a go too!
ReplyDeletewhat fun. I'll have a go for sure.
ReplyDeleteLyn
Thanks for this inspiration, definetely having a go as I was looking for something for a special 21st, this is perfect and so easy!
ReplyDeletelook forward to trying this out
ReplyDeletesue
I love these! I use them for all sorts of gifts and in varying sizes. Love the look of yours. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
JanetintheJaw
Dear Liz what a lovely idea, reminds me of the old jublee containers oops am I showing my age ! you always come up with some lovely ideas.
ReplyDeleteJo Thomas
What a great challenge and a super prize too, here is my take on the idea
ReplyDeletehttp://natures-workshop.blogspot.com/
Oh wow these are so sweet LOL I am having a craft day today so am going to put these top of my list!!!!
ReplyDeleteHere are mine, on my blog!
ReplyDeletehttp://emmascraftstuff.wordpress.com/2009/02/09/pink-petticoat-february-challenge/
thanks for the inspiration as always, Emma x
what a fab lil challenge and thanks for the tutorial Liz, shall have to give this a go. I wanted to pop by and say a massive thank you, as I received the "just an old fashioned girl" cd last week and think it's absolutely gorgeous, the papers and colour schemes are so beautiful, I couldn't wait to print the papers off and have a lil play. (((hugs))) xx vicki xx
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and look very easy to make. In the UK we buy Icepops in containers just like these from the supermarket.
ReplyDeleteyep saw them b4 so as ppl have said brb :)
ReplyDeletettfn gilly
What a great idea! I'm going to make some and will be right back, to post a link.
ReplyDeleteBecki
xx
What a great idea! Here's my entry
ReplyDeleteHi Liz
ReplyDeleteI have loved this challenge and was afab excuse (not that I need one!) for using my fav PP papers.... here is my entry
cant wait for the next one ....
Emma xxx
Oh, I can't wait to try these!! Will be back with an entry soon! In the meantime, if you'd like to take a look at an anniversary card I made with "just and old fashioned girl" papers, it is HERE. XOXO
ReplyDeleteFab challenge, I really enjoyed making these :o)
ReplyDeleteMy Gift Pouches are Here
Hugs
Tracey
x
Liz, what a great challenge, I adore these little containers and couldnt resist joining in.
ReplyDeletetracie x
http://craftylicious.jimdo.com/cards/2009-21/february-8/
Love, Love, Love these little containers and so oo easy to make ! Thanks for the inspiration Liz, You can find mine Here. Sarah-Jane x
ReplyDeleteGreat challenge! I am a big fan of all the pink Petticoat products and had great fun making this sour creme container!
ReplyDeleteHave a good sunday!
Larissa
These are so cute, and the new Sweet Sundae collection is just perfect for these! I've emailed a photo of the containers that I made with my new Sweet Sundae papers for Valentines Day. They went down very well stuffed with vegan friendly chocs for my BF.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the fantastic work Liz, we all love your creations.
Gaynor
x
These were a great arty crafty project to make with my son - he loved the sticking part the best though :) Our MEGA parcels are here:
ReplyDeletehttp://verylivelycards.blogspot.com/2009/02/mega-sour-cream-containers.html
This was so fun, and so pretty thanks to the Big Bloomers. Haven't made these in ages; I think I'll be making more very soon! My photo is over at www.savingmine.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWow thanks for the challenge, these are such a fab idea. Definitely giving this a go ;)
ReplyDeleteHello Liz,
ReplyDeleteI just love these - so cute - and thanks for the great step-by-step instructions.
Here's mine
Mine is at www.madebyalison.blogspot.com, although the Pink Petticoat paper is a bit swamped by the decorations I added!
ReplyDeleteAlison
yep i have emailed my entry ...it was before i had a blog...they are brilliant to make ....good luck everyone sassyx
ReplyDeleteHi this is my first entry to your challenge, and I think it is rather sweet you can find my entry here
ReplyDeletehttp://busycraftywoman.blogspot.com/
Hi Liz, first time I've entered into one of your challenges and also with my first purchase. So glad my kids encouraged me to and will certainly be back. This idea is fab and enjoyed the end result. My entry is here Thanks for looking.
ReplyDeleteHi Liz I am new to all this challenge stuff! I just couldn't resist making these as they are so cute! Will be making them for all sorts of little goodies in the future, Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine
http://roxysribbons.blogspot.com/2009/02/pink-petticoat-challenge.html
Thanks for taking a peek!
Hey Liz, Thanks for this challenge - what fun! I thought they'd make great dinner table favors, particularly for holding some yummy ice-cream toppings, so I made mine with this in mind!
ReplyDeleteMy entry is at
http://breakouttheglitter.blogspot.com
Gosh, I am loving these This is my 2nd lot I have made this month !!! ((Can't get direct link to work-Sorry ))Thanks Lizx
ReplyDeleteSarah-Jane xx
http://cardsandacuppa.blogspot.com/2009/02/joshs-birthday-line-up-and-card.html
Love these, but in the end I decided to do some 'hairy scary' ones for Halloween. A bit early ('specially for me!) Still haven't worked out how to do links but you can find my makes here,
ReplyDeletehttp://spyder-spyderscorner.blogspot.com/
((Lyn))
Hey Liz, I thought these would be great for a first challenge and the first entry on my new blog. I loved making them.
ReplyDeleteI haven't worked out the direct link yet, but here's my blog addy
http://sugar-plumcrafts.blogspot.com/
Hi Liz, finally got round to finishing the challenge, you can see my entry here:
ReplyDeletehttp://lolodesigns-lolodesigns.blogspot.com/2009/02/pink-petticoat-february-challenge.html
There have been some lovely entries by everyone, good luck to all xx
These are GORGEOUS! I missed the challenge, but I'll definitely be giving these a go. They'd make fab Wedding Favours!
ReplyDeleteBabs xx