Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Friday, December 18, 2015

That time of the year again!
Party Time!

Every year I try to think of new and different gifts
for Teachers, and Student's goody bags.
In addition to those, I'm the one who usually does the party crafts, 
which means a LOT of time
for creative thinking and gathering of the supplies.

As much as I love to BaKe,
I know the Teachers get overwhelmed with BaKeD goOdies, 
so I try to come up with something different.


What I started doing last year,
 was get them gift cards from one of 
our local coffee shops.
I put a $5 limit on it,
 enough for a medium to large drink,
or a small drink and a pastry.

Using my Silhouette, I cut out these pretties:


They are supposed to bend at both ends and pop open to make a small pillow,
but I don't know if it was the humidity
or the paper wasn't thick enough 
{even though I did use heavy cardstock}
they just wouldn't pop open,
so I ended up just folding them over like this:




This year's gOody Bags:



Many parents put candies or edible treats in the goOdy Bags,
which is why I go the Art route!
These kinds of crafts you can get
at Michael's and Hobby Lobby
in bulk bags 
and usually marked down.
And Don't Forget Your Coupon!
for those things that aren't.

Mini~BuBBLes and a homemade ornament
complete the ensemble.

Happiness in a plain brown paper bag!




Saturday, May 30, 2015

Priscilla's Earthly Delights

oooh where's me cuppa?
I've got some Delightful reading ahead....

My collection of vintage Christmas Craft magazines
has just grown significantly!


I love going through all these vintage magazines.
Many of the crafts are fantastic,
and many of them bring back
childhood memories!

Now to sticky note all those crafts......








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Saturday, March 10, 2012

PrisciLLa's EarThLy DeLights

 These Scandinavian/Dutch tablecloths,
are just so FeSTiVe!
{Priscilla says: Happy Festivus!}

What I like most, is the simplicity of the shapes,
and the way the CoLoR is used to make them shine.















 The Pine needle Wreath is what really sold it for me.
This one is just so cheery. I have the perfect little side table to use it on.
The hard part is going to be which Decor to use with it:
Tiny Yulemas Trees?
Plastic Santa?
Velvet Fruit?

We'll just have to wait and see!