treat toppers?

[misfitinmn]

I cannot, for the life of me, figure out first of all, what size to create these (for a standard zip-loc snack baggie)? And then, why is it when I print what I think is a smaller size, it prints on the entire 8.5x11 page?
Anyone have any tips for a first time hybrid newbie??

 

[CA Dreamer]

Heather has a template in the store:
https://www.sweetshoppedesigns.com/sweetshoppe/images/cache/c19f0a60efb9acccdb98a156e0a0614e.jpg

I hope this helps!

 

[DawnMarch]

I used little treat bags from the dollar store, so I just took a ruler and measured the width (which was 4"). Then for the height, I made it 4", so when folded over, there would be 2" on either side of the bag.

So, I made a small 4x4" document on PS, scrapped my treat toppers, flattened the layers, then dragged several copies of them onto a bigger blank 8.5x11 inch document, then printed.

 

[CA Dreamer]

I used little treat bags from the dollar store, so I just took a ruler and measured the width (which was 4"). Then for the height, I made it 4", so when folded over, there would be 2" on either side of the bag.

So, I made a small 4x4" document on PS, scrapped my treat toppers, flattened the layers, then dragged several copies of them onto a bigger blank 8.5x11 inch document, then printed.

Dawn, Yours turned out so cute! I am totally making some too. Thanks for your directions!

 

[lovely1m]

I used little treat bags from the dollar store, so I just took a ruler and measured the width (which was 4"). Then for the height, I made it 4", so when folded over, there would be 2" on either side of the bag.

So, I made a small 4x4" document on PS, scrapped my treat toppers, flattened the layers, then dragged several copies of them onto a bigger blank 8.5x11 inch document, then printed.

Exactly what I did at Christmas.

 

[misfitinmn]

thanks so much, ladies!!