Back to school treats

Hello crafty friends,  I have a couple of Back to School projects to share. I used to rack my brain to find ways to make learning fun for my son. He struggled with school until about 3rd grade. I remember paying him a nickel to read me a bedtime story. Yes I resorted to bribery, lol. But it worked!! I guess money really does talk :)  so onto my post ....  I made these for Quick Quotes. They have a new school collection with bright colors and some really great patterns.
These fun pencil toppers would make homework fun for anyone!

This pencil box (also made with Quick Quotes) is large enough to hold several real pencils. A perfect gift for a teacher, especially with this charm I added. It can be slipped on a necklace to be worn or added to a charm bracelet.

Quick Quotes Supplies:

Pattern Perfect

Powderpuff ink in Baha Blue, Midnight Confessions, Mocha Mama, Lemonade, and Maraschino Cherry

Other Supplies:

Silver metallic cardstock

Scotch quick dry adhesive

Epiphany Crafts Round 25 punch, epoxy rounds, and metal charms

Maya Road ruler

Silhouette die cuts

pencils

I made these for Imaginisce this past week too...

This apple treat box would look great on any teachers desk and can be filled with treats. I used my i-Top to create this charm using a large magnet daddy and large charm. This could be slipped on a chain later to be worm as a necklace or attached to a charm bracelet.

Supplies:
Imaginisce: Good Dog: Patterned Paper; i-Top; Large Magnet Daddies, Large Charm
Bazzill cardstock in red, green, brown; Quick Quotes Powderpuff chalk ink in Maraschino Cherry; Maya Road ruler; jute


Kids need to be praised for a job well done. A simple card lets them know how proud you are. Since my kids are in college, the library pocket allows me to stow some cash or a gift card.

Supplies:
Imaginisce: Good Dog: Patterned Paper; Childhood Memories: Patterned Paper and stickers
Quick Quotes Powderpuff chalk ink in Maraschino Cherry; Maya Road ruler, library pocket, chipboard star; jute

Have a great weekend!

~ Marcia