Teacher you're tree-rific!

So for today's teacher gift it was bring in your teacher's favorite fruit. My son's teacher likes Tangerines. I thought it would be super cute to stick a bunch of them into a vase cut out a huge tree since they grow on trees and make it look like the tangerines had fallen from the tree. I used Pink by Design stamps for the sentiments. The tree was cut at 9.5" from Country Life and then I stuck the tree on a skewer so that it would stay in the vase. I finished it off with some ribbon I had in my ribbon bag. TFL

S'more teachers.

Monday kicks off teacher appreciation week at my son's school. This is our first gift to his teacher. A friend of mine found this idea and I asked if I could also use, it was too darn cute to pass up. I used a tag from TBBM and then used my gypsy to get it to the size I wanted (sorry I don't have exact size I already deleted the file). For the saying I ran the tag through my printer so everything would look crisp. The adorable bird is from 3 Birds on Parade and he was cut at just under 2.5in. I inked him up a bit and added stickles to the marshmallow and then some faux stitching around the hat and tag. I placed my bird on pop dots for added dimension and my tag was complete. We put everything the teacher will need to make s'mores into some pretty gift wrap and then tied the tag on. Stay tuned for more projects all week!

Thanks a Latte

So next week starts teacher appreciation week at school. I have so many cute projects that I can't wait to share. This card is a gift card holder that was made from a 6x6 card. I cut the coffee cup on the front at 3.25in from Wall Decore and More and then pop dotted it. The sentiment is from Pink by Design. For the inside I created the pocket for the gift card from the cup sleeve, soooo cute! The THANKS and A LATTE were created in my Gypsy using the Storybook Font. I used Martha Stewart glitter on the A LATTE in the teachers favorite color, it doesn't show well in the picture but it is purple. This was a fun card to make and I can't wait for my son to give it to his teacher!