- one sample available

Clearing out price on only $5 for this hand painted custom sorority gift.

This happy little bag measures 11" wide by 9" tall and 2" deep.The frog is a new original design.

Georgia Southern University and other Kappa Delta chapters such as Newberry College use the frog MASCOT. I hope this KD tote will make it to one of you soon.

I paint and sew sorority gift samples like this one for this website, sorority sisters .net . You can check at Sorority Gifts on Etsy to see what sorority samples are left.

I am not taking orders for these items at this price. If you don't see the items at the Etsy shop, then they have already sold. Sorry, if that is the case.

My favorite sorority gift is the handpainted hang up pillows. Here is the sample of the Kappa Delta pillow with the frog mascot.

Just cut and fold the scrapbooking paper to make it fit into a standard envelope and you have your basic card made!

You can go super simple and only add your sorority letters or you can make a card that is a work of art with your sorority flower or mascot. Paint a design or use stickers or rubber stamps.  Remember, you can always print out letters or designs from the computer to incorporate into your sorority card, but in a world of manufactured stuff and perfect letters from fonts, handmade and hand drawn has an irresistible appeal.

The following pictures show some ideas for sorority greeting cards for Kappa Delta and Delta Zeta.

These cards are available this week on ebay for a great price (less that $1.50 for a pack of 8!). The seller is only offering sets for these two sororities at this time, but I hope we will see more sororities available. These cards are cute!!

Kappa Delta paraphernalia

Delta Zeta paraphernalia

If you make your own sorority greeting cards, please send us a picture of your creation. We would love to consider posting it on this blog.
sororitygiftideas (at) gmail (dot) com

Have you made any other sorority gifts with scrapbook papers?

Make a tote bag from a T-shirt

You can make a sorority t-shirt tote bag like this one in about an hour if you have your supplies handy.  The directions assume that you have a sewing machine.

Supplies:

• T-shirt
• sorority letter or mascot iron-on transfers
• basic sewing supplies
• sewing machine
• scissors
• iron

Directions for Making Sorority Letter Bag:

• Iron the T shirt
• Fold the T shirt in half lengthwise
• Starting in the center front fold about 3 inches below the neckline; draw a "u" shape and continue a straight line up to the shoulder seam and armhole.
• Measure about 2 or 3" from this line at shoulder toward the armhole.  Make a mark.  Draw a second "u" shape down from the shoulder around sleeve and armhole.
• With scissors, cut out the straps using markings as your guide.
• Unfold the T shirt to see  the results
• Turn T shirt inside out (right sides together) and sew along the bottom. (press seam for a better result)
• Turn shirt right side out.
• Fold under 3/8" of straps.  Press
• With a zip-zag stitch, sew around strap.
• Place  iron-on letters, symbol, or mascot on right side of garment.
• Following manufacturer's instructions, adhere the iron on to your bag

(NOTE:  Other ways of adding sorority letters to a bag are with hand or machine embroidery, or painting the Greek letters with acrylic paints. For painting or hand embroidery, you will need to lightly sketch your sorority letters onto the bag with a pencil or fabric chalk)
Craft Time- about 1 hour
Some basic sewing experience is needed.
This idea was adapted from Joann.com

Kappa Delta Sorority Bag