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Sunday, September 13, 2020

Glitter mermaid tail party favor tag idea - thank you tags - FREE DOWNLOAD - printable - gold or teal text

I'm so excited to share these super cute glitter mermaid tail thank you tags!!!

Great for party favor bags.

Free printable! Just email me!

4x6 size

Send to your local Walgreens/CVS/Wal-Mart photo department to print or print at home.

Thank you text in gold glitter or teal glitter.

Fold tag in half and attach with double sided tape, staples, or glue.

Trim off excess and used a hold punch in the corner. Use a ribbon to attach.

More printables and party details coming soon!

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Sunday, June 17, 2018

RENT a REDBOX on US! Random Acts of KINDNESS - Appreciation IDEAS - FREE downloadable - Teacher, Mail Carrier, Trash Collector, First Responder

A small token of appreciation goes a long way to brighten someone's day. The boys brought these to school for teacher appreciation week this year. After creating the treat and drink bucket for our deliver drivers we decided to make some for our mail carrier, trash collectors, and recycling collectors.

I was in luck that our HEB was having a sale!

I went to Redbox.com and purchased gift codes. Cool, right!? I clicked on eGifts at the top of the page and selected promo codes.

You can buy 5, 10, 20 or 50. They are meant to be emailed as a gift so I used my email. I bought 5 to give one to our mail carrier, two for our garbage collectors, and two for our recycling collectors.

The free Redbox rental is great by itself but with popcorn and candy makes it even better!!!!

I attached the popcorn and candy with a tiny dot of hot glue.

I debated about the bows but it needed something.

I settled with a black bow. :)

Our mail carrier is a woman so I used a prettier bow for her.

We appreciate all that they do and I hope they enjoy this small gift.

FREE 4x6 downloadable print HERE

(click link and right click to save)

UPDATE: I added a sticky note so she would be sure it was for her. She wrote a sweet thank you note on the back. :)

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Saturday, May 20, 2017

POLICE appreciation IDEAS - MUFFIN tag - THANK YOU - Thin Blue Line - Show SUPPORT

This week is coming to a close for National Police Week - May 13th - May 20th. We usually bring lunch one day and treats or small gifts during the week. Here is one idea that can be done year round. The officers greatly appreciate the support....big or small. It really does mean a lot to them.

Look at these cute little tags!!!

You probably recognize these from my Teacher Appreciation posts in the past. They are always a huge hit.

I made these two muffins (Banana Chocolate Chip and Blueberry) which made people start calling me the "overachiever." I'll take it, could be worse. No less of an overachiever, these tags can be added to store bought muffins. No one will ever know. Secret family recipe that you just can not share.

I'm laughing at myself that I'm telling you to lie and this is a police treat idea. Anyway.....

Individually wrapped. Yes, it's a pain and yes, very tedious. Oh but look how cute!

Not sure how many I made because I was delirious by the end. :) My close estimate "felt like" a ton.

Table turned out really nice.

I also made a larger stand up tag to put in front of the muffins. Wouldn't want someone to grab banana when they wanted blueberry. :)

They are not the same tags but the same size. Gives you an idea of how they look on REGULAR muffins too.

Now the FREE downloadable tag you can print!

CLICK HERE (then right click to save)

Send the file to a 1 hour photo lab for easy printing.

I used a 1" lever punch by recollections (purchased at Michael's) to cut tags.

Halloween Party COSTUME CONTEST - DIY Awards & Prizes - IDEAS - Free downloadable - FUNNY least effort award

If you've visited my blog before you probably know I LOVE HALLOWEEN! From the DIY zombie yard decor and making my house come alive tutorial to the kids parties HERE & HERE and dessert theme food and the ADULT parties and our yearly family ZOMBIE photos! See!!! It's my absolute favorite holiday!

Every year we have a costume contest and I just love this year's theme. Here are the awards, prizes, and how I wrapped them.

AWARDS:

I found glitter skeletons at Wal-Mart but the arm and legs were movable. This was not ideal for a trophy but I loved they were glittered already. I used hot glue to fix the legs and arms in place.

Best Couple
Funniest Costume
Scariest Costume
Best Costume
Most Creative
Least Effort

The LEAST EFFORT award was the funniest by far. I almost didn't even finish the wording on the skeleton sash. Lol! I was going to put Least Effo....

I found the bases from Micheal's for $.99 and used a 20% off coupon.

Spray painted black and "blood" splattered with red spray paint.

To attach the skeletons I used nails that were long enough to hold but wouldn't go through the bottom of the base. Nailed feet to base.

Next were the category sashes.

I used a blood font and printed text. Trimmed excess and ready to attach.

I attached the text with hot glue to sheer black ribbon and looped it through the skeleton collar bone. Then attached the sash with a dot of hot glue at the end of the ribbon.

DOWNLOADABLE TEXT HERE

(Click link to open file and right click and save)

Saved as a 4x6 photo.

PRIZES:
I searched online for silly, funny, zombie themed, adult board games, etc.
I found so many great prizes but some were too expensive. I wanted an all zombie or bloody theme but I ended up mixing it up. These are the prizes we gave out this year:

Unicorn Meat
Unicorn Farts
Zombie-Opoly Board Game
Weener Kleener
Bacon Bandages

WRAPPING:

I had a bloody/zombie theme going on so the wrapping HAD to match.

This was super easy and inexpensive and turned out awesome!

$.89 bags from the grocery store
$1 store silver wrapping paper
Red spray paint
Red ribbon (one wrapped gift)
Red tissue paper
Paint brush or stick (lol)

Spray a little paint on the paint brush or stick and splatter. Let dry and done! Easy peasy.

Yes, I used a stick to "blood" splatter. This way I didn't waste a paint brush that I knew I would never clean. :) I'm also lucky to have an empty lot next door or what I call my spray painting crafting area. Plenty of ventilation.