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10 Minutes or Less: DIY Sequin Heart Treat Bags

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!Since I’m sure we’re all dealing with a Super Bowl hangover (aka a junk food headache/Beyoncé withdrawal), we’ll keep today’s project easy and simple! With just a few minutes and an iron, you can make some pretty glamorous heart treat bags for all your Valentines. No mess, fuss or special skills required.  Here’s how you can whip up a set in no time at all:

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!Time: 5 minutes for set of 6

What You’ll Need:

Muslin treat bags

Applique hearts

– Iron

I found these iron on applique hearts on Etsy. They were perfect and ready to go. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, you could easily make your own with a patch and fusible web.

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!
How To:

Lay your heart with the sequin side face down and position the treat bag over it. You’ll be holidng the iron on the back of the bag instead of on top of the hearts to avoid damaging the sequins. Hold iron in place for 15 seconds then let cool.

Fill with goodies and they’re ready to give out! The great part about these heart treat bags is that they’re completely reusable! These would make for a fun gift for an office of co-workers for for a classroom Valentine.

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!When it comes to what to put inside, you of course can’t go wrong with candy. Which leads me to this important debate: candy hearts, love em or hate em?

If you love them, then you’ll love this candy heart phone wallpaper download!

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!

Whip up these sequin heart treat bags for your Valentine in under 5 minutes!DIY Heart Treat Bags

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15 Comments

  1. I was so excited to see drawstring bags that actually looked like they were good quality… but the bags in the link don’t look like the ones in the photos :( Do you know where I can get the ones in the photos? :)

  2. Hi Rachel.So happy to find your blog on Pinterest. I so heart this project so I included it on my round-up post about sewing projects you can make for your daughters. You can see the post here, http://sewingmadesimple.net/15-sewn-valentines-gifts-your-special-little-girl-will-love/

    Please let me know if I missed something about your blog and do let me know if you want to change or add anything.

    Xoxo,
    Amber
    sewingmadesimple.net

    P.s. I’m a new fan ;)