Can I just say first how much I LOVE this project?
Small, little gifts are just the best….in my opinion.
But alas, I cannot take credit for this idea….I was inspired by this post over at Eighteen25 Blog.
Those girls are just amazing!
Doesn’t your brain just swim with possibilities for this idea?
Wouldn’t it be a great treat box for a birthday party with brightly coloured candies inside?
Or office supplies? Or hair accessories?
Or costume jewellery? Or a ‘Barbie’ theme? Or Lego? Or Hotwheels?
Just so fun!
Wouldn’t it be a great treat box for a birthday party with brightly coloured candies inside?
Or office supplies? Or hair accessories?
Or costume jewellery? Or a ‘Barbie’ theme? Or Lego? Or Hotwheels?
Just so fun!
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This project starts off with a trip to the Dollarama for these boxes…
And while there, grab some little chocolate treats and office supplies.
I went with a RED theme for Valentine’s Day.
Inside are Certs, paper clips, mini erasers, chocolate hearts, hersheys kisses, a large paper clip, & push pins. I also tucked in a small emery board and anti-bacterial hand gel from Bath & Body Works.
You will need some scrapbook paper. I chose Valentine paper to go along with my theme.
A corner round is a good thing to have too…for trimming the corners for around the box.
Stickers are great for adding a name. I always look for stickers with lot and lots of vowels!
Then play with your papers to cover the top of the box.
If you scrapbook already…this is so easy.
A few quick measurements and a few quick cuts.
Add a name too if you wish!
I finished up my projects with a RED ribbon and a pencil…..cause to me…it’s all about the packaging!
I just love PRETTY.
I hope they enjoy their little teacher ‘goody’ boxes!
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Girl of The Grove says
LOVE this!!
Nesty Girl says
Awesome idea…I have to make some bridal shower prizes and I'm thinking these would be great done in the wedding colours!
Pamela says
Lucky teachers! I bet after this year they'll be fighting over who gets to teach him next year!!
Oh it must be so much fun to do a girl's birthday party!!! All I know is star trek, water guns and planes lol !!!
Thanks for the congrats today Angie it has been a real whirlwind for me I even won my very first giveaway in over a year!!!
Pamela xo
danae says
i saw that post too, & i love your v-day version!
Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions says
What a "sweet" gift idea, Angie! Those girls come up with some great ideas that are easy enough for everyone {even me!}.
Jenn says
I love the pencil and bow on top. I just made a valentine version as well last week {also eighteen25 inspired!} I'm sure the teacher will love it!
Sara @ Russet Street Reno says
This is a really creative idea!
Jennifer says
That is ADORABLE! I saw something similiar, made in a chocolate box, with different bills/coins rolled and placed inside. Yours is just sweet!
Comeca Jones says
So sweet !
Alison says
Thanks for the great idea. I've been looking for something to do for my daughter's teacher.
alimoll says
I love it Angie! Super cute! And, I'm with you! It's all about the packaging! 🙂
Sandra D says
Small gifts, a fun theme & beautiful packaging – you covered all the bases with this one Angie. Thanks for sharing another great idea. Your son's teachers will be so thrilled with their special gifts.
Handy Man, Crafty Woman says
Ok, this is way too cute! 🙂
Jen@eighteen25 says
it turned out awesome!! i agree… the possibilities are endless for these boxes. thanks so much for sharing with us.
jen 🙂
Jane Anne says
I'm doin' this!! I love it. Simple, cute and creative. Thanks for sharing.
The Fab Four says
This is the PERFECT teacher gift! Thanks for sharing.. looks like I'm off to the dollar store so I can get started!
Kim's Treasures says
I love this! My daughter is a teacher and would love this too!
Linda says
Brilliant!
Cheryl Kirkness says
LOVE this idea! This would be perfect for a long distance date post idea I'm working on. I'll link back to your site to show you what I create for a date idea. Thanks for the inspiration!
Stephanie Shott says
Did you use hot glue to attach the paper on front