So Today is my sister's day to bring the snack for her son's team, but unfortunately she is leading a community clean up at the park, so she asked me if I could possibly bring the snack for the kids. Me being me, I had to do it up right. I know that they are a bunch of 6 and 7 year old's, who might not think much about the presentation, but at least I love how they turned out. Contents inside: Doritos, Oreo's, Tootsie pop, Krabby Patty, and a few pieces of bubble gum. Do you think the other parents are going to be mad at me?Here is the breakdown:
2 sheets of Recollections baseball paper (.29 each at Michael's)15 Martha Stewart Large goodie bags (Big lots-$1 pack of 12)
2 sheets 81/2 x 11 green recollections cardstock (in my stash)
2 sheets of Karen Foster Design Baseball Cardstock stickers ($1.99 per sheet at Michael's
Friskars Grass border punch (in my stash)
I cut the green cardstock in length wide strips at 1 1/2 inches and border punched them. I cut the Baseball cardtock at 4 1/2 x 3/1/2 strips, folded lengthwise, and just stuffed the bags with goodies. Very simple, and I love how they look.
What a cute idea for the snack bags. I love it! Might even have to scraplift it:) HEHEHE!
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I love this idea. You did a great job! It would be really cute for a birthday party too. I make different things for my daughter's 5th grad class (she is a teacher) and I am sure that the kids don't appreciate the work, but some of the mother's have commented back to my daughter, so someone is paying attention. Besides, maybe it will inspire the mothers, but I doubt they will be mad. i am a new follower.
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So glad I found you via Momo! This is so cute and since we've just entered baseball season, I am so gonna have to lift your idea, these are great!! I'm your newest follower and look forward to your future projects! Andrea
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