This post must come with a disclaimer - do as I say not as I do! Why you ask? Because while cutting sandpaper is a good idea in theory - in actuality it is not only a PITA, it killed my first machine. She never quite recovered and no amount of resets could save her. *bowing head for moment of silence*
The details:
Now that I have given you the official disclaimer, you should know the sand castle is cut at 4 inches from Create a Critter, with the top layer being sandpaper (really people - steal it out of the kids sandbox and xyron it) and the bottom being craft paper. The whole thing is on an action wobble - because that made the packaging fun!
The wobble in action! |
The best part is that I loved these bags so much I made coordinating tags to go with the teacher goody bags - which contained a class picture candle and a mini spa kit full of items to help the relaz and rejuvanate!
In the case of the tags, I only used the bottom layer of the sand castle cut on kraft paper (I was tired of fighting with sandpaper - remember -good for distressing, bad for machine) and I put the sun on an action wobble - because I really do love those things. They provide me with so much joy and entertainment! I finished the tags with a Fiskars stamp and had my daughter sign them and attached with some baker's twine. Easy and adorable! That's all for me this month at The BugBytes - see you in August!
These are so cute. I am sure your daughter and her class loved it especially the wobbles part. I myself can't resist playing with wobbles at this stage. Just have to shake it. TFS
ReplyDeleteVery fun gifts bags and gifts!!
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome creating little readers!
ReplyDeleteLove the whole idea and project!
Love it! And miss you on the CC MB! Not the same without you! I could always count on you when I needed a laugh! I'm now a follower!
ReplyDeleteI love the little tags. I'm now a follower since I can't live without you ;)
ReplyDeleteMichele (greengirl)
How fantastic! And I love the fact that you inspire kids to read... so many parents have no idea what a HUGE impact reading has for their child. I love all your projects! I'm now a follower, too (though I thought I already was) :-)
ReplyDeleteValerie (MrsValerie from the Circle)