Teacher Appreciation Printable Gift Labels (Cereal-ously Cute!)

Does your child have a teacher that you just love?  Or is there a teacher to whom you just want to say, “Hey thanks for being crazy good at teaching these kids all day because there is NO WAY I’d have the patience for that?!”

Well I know lots of teachers like this!   So, I’m always looking for creative ways to say thanks, and I came up with these super fun tags that are sure to make ‘em smile!  Cereal-ously!

I made four different tags with fun doodle borders and printed them on bright neon printer paper.  Then I attached them to those mini little boxes of cereal.

I attached some of the labels with twine and others with washi tape.  Don’t these look festive?!

You can get a package of 8 mini cereal boxes for less than $3 at Walmart!  Don’t forget Teacher Appreciation Week is May 5-9 this year!

Come take a look at my Etsy shop for these labels and more!

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Lucky St. Patrick’s Day Printable Labels for Treat Bags

When I came across a box of green Lucky Charms I figured there were only green marshmallows inside, and I was right! So I created these fun labels for some lucky little leprechauns! 

I found a ginormous family-size box for $3.98 at a neighborhood Walmart  grocery store and was able to do 65 treat bags using only one box! Here’s just a few…

I used 3x4 clear craft bags (found at Michaels or in the jewelry craft section at Walmart).  I love this size because it is just enough of a snack to count, but also small enough that several labels fit to a page so it doesn’t take use up a lot of ink or paper.

The tag reads “May all your days be LUCKY.”

I think they’ll make three classes of wee one pretty happy!

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Fun Valentine Digital Tags for Everyone

Today I’m sharing some super cute tags I created for Valentines Day (and for anyone who loves a good pun)!

These make super fun treats for classmates, teachers, lunch boxes, co-workers and of course your loved ones!

I printed my tags on various colors of card stock, but you could also print on construction paper or scrapbook paper.

Creative and colorful tags are such a fun way to make your treats look festive!

I attached my tags with washi tape (available at craft stores). They have extra room at the top for you to write to & from information on them.

Hope you get inspired to give a creative Valentine!

So fun!

These tags and more are available in my Etsy store!

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12 Days of Christmas – Quick, Easy & Inexpensive Gift Idea

Last year I made these fun little Santa-tizers for some teachers when I did a 12 Days of Christmas gift theme. I think they make great little stocking gifts, party favors, co-worker gifts, etc. 

These are just 2 oz. purse size sanitizers that you can find inexpensively, especially during flu season.  I used clear tape to attach the tag directly over the label on the bottle.

I put the tags in my Etsy shop today if you want to make your own!

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Easy & Fast Christmas Treat Bag Labels

Remember these Halloween labels I posted about last month?  And then there were these Thanksgiving labels?  Well,  guess what?

Ta da!  These labels are so quick, easy and fun! I’ve created six different labels for all sorts of goodies!

Here’s the candy I used but feel free to experiment with whatever you like!
Kris Kringle Kisses = Hershey’s chocolate kisses
Grinch Pills = green peppermints (or green Tic Tacs, green M&Ms, etc.)
Snowman Soup = marshmallows (snow), pretzel sticks (arms), chocolate chips (buttons & eyes) and a candy corn for the nose (or an orange Reese’s Pieces candy would work, too)
Reindeer Noses = 8 Whoppers and 1 cherry sour
Elf Pillows = red/white peppermints
Twiz the Season = Twizzler sticks

And don’t forget this tip when you’re assembling:

Great little gifts for teacher appreciation, co-workers, class parties, friends, party favors, kids’ lunch boxes, etc.

These Christmas labels and more are available for immediate download on my Etsy. 

Thanks for looking!

Thanksgiving Turkey Toes – Digital Label

Remember these Halloween labels I posted about last month?  This time ‘round I’ve got some fun Turkey Toes tags for you!

Just a sweet little gift and a fun way to use up those candy corn from Halloween! (You’re welcome.)

And don’t forget this tip when you’re assembling:

Perfect for teacher appreciation, co-workers, class parties, friends, party favors, kids’ lunch boxes, etc.

These Turkey Toes labels and more are available for immediate download on my Etsy. 

Thanks for looking!

Halloween Eve

Have a fun and safe Halloween!

Print available for immediate download on my Etsy.

Monster Pencils for Halloween Class Favors

Happy October!   Is everyone ready for a fun and easy craft?  I found this super fun idea on 36th’s blog.  How cute are these do-it-yourself monster pencils?!

All you need are some fun pencils, colored pom poms and googly eyes.  I used my hot glue gun to hold everything together.

Some of my monsters have one eye and some have two.  Since I’m making these for a class, the teacher gets the only one with 3 eyes.  I figure the teacher needs the most eyes to keep track of all their little monsters.  =)

Fun, easy and inexpensive party favors with no calories! 

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Happy October

Halloween Treat Bag Labels

Last year I created some Halloween treat bag labels for a carnival at my kids’ school.  Y’all remember this?

Well, they seem to be gaining some online interest thanks to Facebook and Pinterest, and I’ve seen requests for a mix of all four.  So this year, I’ve created just that!

“Monster Mash” is a combination of all the goodies in one bag!  Chocolate chips, cereal, marshmallows and candy corn.  I know plenty of little monsters that would love this!  Don’t you?!

Digital files for all of these labels and more are available on my Etsy!

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Camping Theme Breakfast & Party Favors

So we treated the teachers to a back to school camping themed breakfast.  Here’s a few of the table centerpieces I created to add to the festivities…

This one includes a mini-fir tree from my Christmas stash, some Lincoln Logs and crayons I borrowed from my kids, and a couple of battery operated tea lights.  Did I mention the decor was pretty much free stuff I found around the house?

This centerpiece includes another mini fir tree wrapped in burlap, a “tackle box” (aka my daughter’s new pencil box), and a paper sack filled with “fish bait” gummy worms.

This was an easy addition – peppermint “Owltoids” in a glass bowl:

Another prop from my daughter, I perched this teddy bear in an iron-garden-trough-thingy I found in my craft stash.

This centerpiece was easy to make with a few paper sacks with scrapbook paper made to look like owls. I found the idea for this on Pinterest here.

I still haven’t found a use for this square grassy wreath I found at Tuesday Morning last year.  But it worked for this centerpiece with a lantern and candle I had in my living room.  I added burlap and baker’s twine to the candle along with a battery operated tealight. Easy peasy.  And free.  =)

I also made tent cards to decorate the tables.

Here’s a look at a few of those tent cards up close:

And this one is by far my favorite.  Friends still makes me laugh. Tweaked from the brilliant art found at this campsite.

Finally, I made some S’more treats as a party favor for all the teachers and staff.  Just take two of these deluxe graham cookies and a stacker mallow…

assemble into a cookie-s'more-sandwich and

put in a clear, sealable craft bag

with a tag!

An easy takeaway s’more snack for a campfire-free event.

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