Here's a FUN way to give a "thank you" to anyone who loves CHOCOLATE!
I made these up quickly last night to give to some of the parents who have helped in the classroom this school year. It's fun and simple to make your own candy wrapper. I used what I had in my craft/sewing room so be creative and make some today.
Then go and EAT some CHOCOLATE to celebrate the end of a great school year!
- Scrapbook paper of any kind (I cut my paper 6 3/4" x 8" it fits the large Symphony bar in milk chocolate or toffee).
- Matching Bazzill Paper (available here and here).
- Flower Paper Punch (found here).
- Clear Acrylic Letter Stamps to form the word "thank you" (like these and these, there are lots of options out there and make sure to look here).
- Buttons (or use anything to decorate your candy wrapper).
- I used one of my "Stampin Up" stamps for the dotted flower center.
- Glue Dots to attach flowers to wrapper.
- Double sided tape to tape on the candy wrapper.
Click on picture above to go to a site that sells Bazzill paper. Click on the picture below to go to a site that sells this flower punch.
What a lovely idea Kim!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea :) They look so funny
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific idea!
ReplyDeletewhat a great creative idea, I would have never thought to make wrappers for chocolate bars!
ReplyDeleteKaren
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Love that idea and who doesn't like a nice candy bar?
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute. Parents love teachers like you.
ReplyDeleteClever! What a neat idea ... & chocolate to boot! Yum. TTFN ~ Marydon
ReplyDeleteVery cute Kim -- Yum, Yum!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Thanks for sharing. They turned out so cute.
ReplyDeleteMary
I am sure these gifts were most appreciated! Nice work, as always!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day! :)
i fear i'd eat all the chocolate before i finished making the wrappers..... i heart chocolate
ReplyDeleteGreat gift idea
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever. As always. What a great gift idea.
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute Kim. I love the 3 flowers on them.
ReplyDeleteI made those one year for every woman in the Relief Society of our ward as a take home after a dinner.
I'm sure those who recieved yours absolutely loved them!!
Lori