This little banner is fun and easy to make.

Just download the files. Right now I have Orange and Blue available as well as Black and Gold.

Print them out on your home computer on a nice piece of white cardstock.

Cut them apart using scissors or a paper trimmer and then use whatever ribbon or twine you have laying around to string them together.

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This fun mason jar themed tag was our meet-the-teacher/open house gift. I can’t help but love a good mason jar pun!

New Kids on the Block (NKOTB to the cool kids) rocked my socks off in the 5th grade and these cute write stuff tags are great for friends of any age!

These next tags, along with the great gift idea, were originally posted teacher appreciation week but I think they work great for any occasion!

Who couldn’t use a sweet treat in their lunchbox on the first day? Just print and staple to a fun size pack of M&Ms and you will be racking up the cool mom points!

And last, but certainly not least, the most Scent-sational tag of them all! This one was from our pre-school days, way before we knew what the fox says.

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Supplies:

I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut out this shape that I purchased in the online store. Instead of cutting out the legs, I let the yellow pencils act as the flamingo legs. I also skipped the beak.

If you don’t have a cutting machine you can make yourself a template by cutting out a basic flamingo body on thick paper or a cereal box and use it to trace as many flamingoes as you need onto pink scrapbook paper. If you don’t feel comfortable free-handing a flamingo body search “flamingo clipart” in any search engine and print out one you like to trace.

You can go all 1 color for your flock.

Or mix it up a bit!

The printable tags allow you to cut or punch from a 1.75″ shape up to a 2.5″ square or circle.

In the end I like the simple circle the best, but it’s a cute tag however you punch it! Simply write out your information on the back of the tag once you’ve cut it out.

Use a hole punch and use some cute twine or ribbon to tie the tag to the neck of your flamingo flock.

Now your kids can hand them out to all their friends and school and stay in touch over the summer!

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Supplies:

White cardstock paper
Printer
Mother’s Day Card file
Life is a Beautiful Ride Stationery file
Paper trimmer
Optional – Bone Folder (this is my favorite)
Optional – 4Bar envelopes (this is the one pictured)

Both files will print out 2 to a page. The open dimensions of the card are 5.5 x 8.5 and the stationery is 5 x 7.

1. Download the file and print out on nice quality white cardstock. 
2. Cut the card or stationery down to size with a paper trimmer to get nice, straight edges. 
3. Line the top edge of the card up to the bottom and use your bone folder, or just finger, to make your crease.

You can package up the stationery with a pack of beautiful envelopes, tied off with some ribbon and include a card with a personal sentiment inside.

Presenting the stationery or card with some beautiful flowers (I picked up the ranunculus at my local Trader Joe’s for under $6).

And go 1 step further and put those beautiful flowers in one of Ball Canning’s new heritage collection Spring green mason jars!

One last shot of the beautiful ranunculus!!

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The supplies can be as simple or complex as you want them to be. I started with these fun oversized eggs I found at Dollar Tree and filled them with SweetWorks Niagara Chocolate eggs, Sixlets, stickers, crayons, and candies. Each egg was topped out with a free printable card that explains that they’ve been Egged!

I am pretty obsessed with the crayon packs that you can pick up for under a dollar each at Target.

We egged one house with 2 boys so I packed the egg accordingly with candy I also found at Dollar Tree.

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I’ve made this print available in two different sizes – an 8×10 and a 5×7 (that prints 2 to a sheet). You can print it out on white cardstock and write in why you’re so lucky or you can stick the print inside a frame for display and use a dry erase marker to change your saying as the mood strikes you.

This would be very fun to do with your family, each day someone else gets to write why they are so lucky.

My name’s Stacy and I like warm hugs!

It’s also a nice way to leave little love notes to your special someone.

And of course leaving a little treat next to the frame might encourage a little more luck!

So what are you feeling lucky about?

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Just cut the tag out, fill the box, and attach the tag with some ribbon or twine!

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The supplies are simple!

Supplies:

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Supplies:Wide mouth mason jarMini ornaments, garland, & battery operated lightsPrintable Tag (download link below)Christmas pick (found in the floral department)Hammer and nailWhite CardstockScissorsRibbon or Twine

• Carefully pack all your supplies in your mason jar. 
• Use your hammer and nail to make a hole in the center of the mason jar lid. (optional – cover the mason jar lid with a small circle of scrap paper)
• Place lid and ring on the mason jar before inserting the floral pick.
• Hang additional ornaments that wouldn’t fit in the jar off the floral pick.
• Download, print on white cardstock, cut out, and attach gift tag with twine or ribbon.

Really cute graphics from Lettering Delights.

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