Hi All! Hope you're having a fabulous Saturday. We're in the throes of the year-end wind-down here at the Hill house. So as per yesterday's promise, I thought I'd share the gifts I put together for the kids' advisory (think homeroom) teachers.
The inspiration for these boxes came from videos that can be seen here and here. I changed up the measurements a little. The boxes are made from White Daisy cardstock measuring 10 x 7 1/8 inches. They are covered with Taste of Summer paper that coordinates with their cards. The sentiment is from the You Mean The World To Me stamp set (a super versatile set), and is stamped in Canary Ink on a 2-inch scalloped circle of White Daisy that I popped up with thin 3D foam tape. I added dots of Diamond Stickles on each scallop for extra flair. The flowers are made from White Daisy cardstock that I punched using a punch from my (a little too) extensive collection. I added Yellow Stickles to the center to mimic the flowers in the paper. (Yep...I'm definitely on a Stickles kick...) I closed the box with white seam binding ribbon.
Here's a look at it from the side (I really like the shape of this box):
And here's a couple of close ups of the embellishments:
And, finally, here are the boxes with the cards:
Oh, I nearly forgot! The boxes each hold 3 jumbo tea light candles from Ikea. (Vanilla scent.) I'll add a gift card to the card as well. Our teachers (like most) work so hard, you really can't bless them too much! Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this project. Thanks for joining me today. Have a fantastic weekend!
Oh my goodness, these are adorable! LOVE! You are so sweet to remember your children's teachers. Off to check out the box tutorial. TFS
ReplyDeletePerfectly wonderful and so thoughtful of you to create for the teachers. I'm with you on that box ... nice shape and versatile. It's been a pleasure hopping with the Krafty Hearts. You girls got it allll together!
ReplyDeleteOmgoodness, what fabulous teacher gifts! Love that sweet little box, and the matching cards just put these waaaaay over the top, Kim! Gorgeous colors! Love that bright lemon ink on the round labels, and loooooove that happy yellow and green color scheme!
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