9/10/2010

A teacher's treat

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Most kids back east start school at the end of August, but for the kids in California... they start the beginning of September. My sweet little Bradley started the 2nd grade this year and I decided to make something special for the teach and the office ladies.

I love baking so I made yummy fall brownies and tied a ribbon on a healthy apple. I packed all the little treats into this CUTE container.
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The top of the container is just a plan metal circle, so I decided to decorate it... because that's what a crafty mom does around school time ;)

First I cut a circle to fit in the metal top and then picked out 3 patterned papers I wanted to use. I cut them down to 3x4 inches.

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I layered/adhered them on top of the brown circle. Then I flipped it over and cut along the circle line. This will give you a clean circle.
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Place the circle in its place and write a little note. I also used a pop dot under the apple and added in two cute school stickers from School Spirit by Crate Paper (you can see this post on their blog here).

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I tied a bow on the handle for a super cute and simple finished touch.
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With the extra treats I bagged them up and used the School Spirit stickers. We gave these to the office ladies.

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I just love spoiling teachers and making them feel special!
~H

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6 comments:

Jamie Harder said...

This is so SWEET of you!!! Fabulous project!!!

Amy Heller said...

LOVE this Heidi! The apple with the gingham ribbon is just too cute, too! WTG!

*reyanna* said...

Awww! So cute!!! Love this! :-)

And thank you so much for leaving me a comment about our news! :-D

Gwendolyn said...

That is the cutest! You are so crafty!

SnapScrapRepeat said...

I would LOVE to receive this as a TEACHER! What a nice first day thought!!

Leslie said...

I would have killed to have students with a mother like you!
Coming from an ex-teacher, you have no idea what those little notes can do for you some days. You are awesome.