Okay...so enough babble...I'm going back to where I left off before the technical difficulties began. Here is the end of the year project I made for Connor's teacher.
Yes, I understand that the APPLE thing is a little over-done for teachers...but...this is cute. I put Apple lotion and Body Wash from Bath and Body Works, a box of See's candy with a cute apple tag on it, and some homemade personalized note cards ( I also threw in a BevMo! gift card, because I know my son!) in this metal bucket from the Target dollar bin...
Then I made this card with the cutest stamp set ever...how adorable is that little boy?!? and the rest of the set is just as cute!! Go ahead...hit the link and go look...I'll wait :) You looked at the other sets too, huh?? Good stuff! Anyway... I saw some paper tole somewhere and thought that the boy was a perfect candidate to be cut and popped...
here's a side shot so that you can see his layers. It's a common fact that 3 heads are better than one right?!? (Wow...I use excessive amounts of puctuation!!)
Here are the note cards that were in there...super simple...Pebbles in my Pocket stickers and patterned paper, the cuttlebug, and computer aided lettering...8 cards in 40 minutes...gotta love it!
Since they were going in the tin, I just tied 'em up with a ribbon and jammed them in there...no box or anything...what a slacker! Oh...if you look closely at the cello wrap in the top picture, you can see where I stamped it with Stazon ink to make it "appl-ey"....It took 30 minutes just to stamp it...and never made it to school, since when I undid the packaging to add in the last minute note cards, I ripped the tar out of it ...at least there is a picture of it, and I learned that Stazon stamps nicely on cello...oh, I also learned that cello and sharp edged metal boxes are a bad combo...okay...I'm off to clean up thelatest mess in the craft nook...I can't see any of the countertops again :(
What an amazing gift ... I know she loved it! The cards are soooo cute and you are so darn creative. I love seeing your projects!
ReplyDeleteI love that bright paper! Too fun. The BevMo card was a perfect thing to include! I'm sure she appreciates that! Hmmm, wonder if she'll ask for him in her class again if she loops. You can only hope! Ha, ha!
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