It a little gift card set using the stationary holder from the Back to Books kit at SVG Cuts. Used some apple paper from a DCWV My Sunshine pad that I got at Joann's. A apple from PTI's Apple Prints stamps and dies gives a little decoration to the front.
The little box has an opening for cards and envelopes (I have 9 of each, but there is a pop dot on each individual card in the same spot that is adding to bulk) and a hole for a pencil or slender pen like a Papermate.
I put this month's Might Oak Cover Plate to good use. Backed the leaf openings with paper from the Limeade Ice collection. Apple is from Back to School (picked to match the polka dot apple on the patterned paper), and various sentiments pulled from different sets to give a well rounded collection. I particularly like this one from Handy Hardware.
Hope she likes it. Hope she puts me to work making some bulletin boards. Papercrafting Mom reporting to duty!
A kiss up? Maybe. Ok, probably. :) But you could never be too friendly with your kids' teachers. And it's a super cute project. Who wouldn't love that?!
ReplyDeleteShe's gonna love this! What a thoughtful 'hello' gift! Your signature talents shine with this set, just down right sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! Makes me want to go buy a Sillhouette!
ReplyDeleteClean & Crisp! WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome teacher gift!
ReplyDeleteI don't agree with your hubby, it's not way over the top. It is fabulous though!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love it and know that Hank's teacher will too.
What a great idea!
You can come and do my bulletin boards any day. :)
ReplyDeleteTotally fabulous - the teacher will be thrilled!
ReplyDeleteI am quite sure the teacher will keep you busy - bulletin board making :)
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. - she will love this!
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