I used sticky strip to adhere some Holiday Lounge designer series paper around a plastic frozen juice container to make a pencil holder for Rachel's desk.
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Gifts
09/25/2009
09/01/2009
Teacher Survival Kit
Rachel headed off for her first day of Kindergarten today, and to start the year off right we made a little gift for her teacher.
The Teacher Survival Kit included band-aids (fun designs for girls AND boys), tic tacs, post-it notes, chocolates, and magnetic clips.
This adorable tote was made using the Box #2 die with the Big Shot. Just make two of the boxes (kids can make the Big Shot sandwich and turn the crank), and use sticky strip to adhere the boxes together. DON'T fold the box tops in. Attach the two boxes back to back and lid to lid with sticky strip. Use the Large Oval punch to create the tote handle. Decorate with designer series paper and ribbon.
Contact me for more info about the Big Shot die-cutting system!
