Mini, Mini Milk Carton

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Cut a milk carton using the Mini Milk Carton Die.  Place the top of it on the 3" mark on your paper cutter and score the full length of the cardstock.  Then take the bottom, where the carton closes and cut 1/2" off.  With your scissors, cut the bottom flaps up to the new score line and fold into shape.
Accessories:  Mini Milk Carton Die, Big Shot, 1" Circle Punch, 1 1/4" Scallop Punch

34 End Of Year Activities, Gifts and Printables

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iValentine project...teenagers, kids of all ages & adults will love this!

http://pursuitofcraftyness.blogspot.com/2009/01/ivalentine-projectteenagers-kids-of-all.html

Pencil Holder

http://symmetry.typepad.com/symmetry/2008/11/pencil-holder.html

from symmetry by Hannah Kost

As promised here is my pencil holder with measurements!  I posted a Halloween holder in my album, but never got around to posting it.  I made a couple more today using Winter Post and Ski Slope DSP.  You can get 3 from one sheet of paper!  Great idea for favors for a class, birthday party or stocking stuffers!  
I started with a 7" x 3 1/2" piece of CS.  Score the long side at 1 1/4", 1 1/2", 2 3/4", 3" and 3 1/2".  Pivot and score at 6 3/4".  Crease score marks.  Snip tabs on bottom.  I used the 1/2" tab along the back on the underside, so you don't see a seam.  I glued the back before the bottom.  Let me know if you have any questions!
Have a good night!  See you tomorrow!

Papertrey Ink Blog Hop-August

http://craftingwithclass.blogspot.com/2010/08/papertrey-ink-blog-hop-august.html

This is soooooo quick, inexpensive, & easy!!! This treat bag holds a bag of popcorn & a pull-out tag for a message of encouragement on the first day of school. Tell me that won't start your year off with an A+!!! Hee Hee :)

Here's how quick & easy it is to do:
Step 1: get a paper bag. I used a colored one to save on time & paper to embellish it.

Step 2: Fold it to the desired length of your pocket.

Step 3: Add adhesive to the very edges to create the pocket. Place your intended treat there to make sure it will fit. Add a piece of DP enough to cover the bag, but you don't need to go all the way down (it won't be seen anyway- save your paper!)

Step 4: Remove liner, fold to adhere pocket. Embellish the front pocket & add the tag that tucks into the bag. I used a 1 3/8 circle punch to punch out the apple I stamped from Teacher's Apple Set & the red layer with 1 1/2 circle punch. I did the same thing to the other side :) & punched a half hole for the apple to fit into when you tuck it in.

Step 5: There is no step 5 cuz you're done! How easy peasy was that, right!
Enjoy your creation! You can tuck any treat that will fit- not just popcorn :)

Basket, Basket, Basket

Box Details:
SU Bigshot Die: Box#2 and Texturz Templates
Tools: Large Oval Punch and Sticky Strip

http://creationsonpaper.blogspot.com/2009/03/basket-basket-basket.html

Totes for Teachers

http://impressionsbyrochelle.blogspot.com/2007/04/totes-for-teachers.html

My neighbor and I made 87 of these totes for one part of the PTA teacher appreciation week. They are going to be stuffed with tissue paper and a Starbucks gift card will go inside. The blue ones are for the men teachers and the green ones are the for the women. They turned out great. A lot of work but cute. I couldn't take a picture of them all because the rest are at my neighbors. We split up the work.

Stamps: Little Pieces, Seeing Spots
Paper: Certainly Celery, Bashful Blue, Whisper White
Ink: Certainly Celery, Regal Rose, Apricot Appeal, Basic Black, Brocade Blue, Bashful Blue
Accessories: Bluebird and Celery Grosgrain Ribbon