Halloween treats for the Kids' Teachers--Mummies with goodies. 10/13/2013
Materials and what to do: A can of any size (prime & paint with white acrylic paint), gauze (wrap around can), brown ink (to give gauze an aged look), and 2 big goggly eyes (glue onto gauzed can). Embellish can with tags and such. Fill mummy can with treats.
My friend, Karen, and I made scissor caddies for our Stampin’ Up Gals (Triple B’s) for Christmas 2011. It is cute, inexpensive, and fun to make. The time it took to make one of these is five minutes at the most. Materials needed: 1 pot holder of choice, 1 pair of scissors, hot glue gun, 1 safety pin, and a tag with the words “This is the place my Scissors should be. (clip art of a scissor). If you use them, please return them to me.” and 1 embellishment of choice, e.g. brad or button. What to do: 1. fold pot holder into three-overlapping corners in the middle-make sure the hanging part of the pot holder is in the center and its orientation is up-use ample glue to put together; 2. place tag to scissor holder with a safety pin.
My friend, Karen, and I made scissor caddies for our Stampin’ Up Gals (Triple B’s) for Christmas 2011. It is cute, inexpensive, and fun to make. The time it took to make one of these is five minutes at the most. Materials needed: 1 pot holder of choice, 1 pair of scissors, hot glue gun, 1 safety pin, and a tag with the words “This is the place my Scissors should be. (clip art of a scissor). If you use them, please return them to me.” and 1 embellishment of choice, e.g. brad or button. What to do: 1. fold pot holder into three-overlapping corners in the middle-make sure the hanging part of the pot holder is in the center and its orientation is up-use ample glue to put together; 2. place tag to scissor holder with a safety pin.
