This year, tell your children’s teachers you appreciate them with a little extra pizzazz. Sending valentines isn’t a chore when you have stationery and packaging as pretty as these:
1. Creative DIY packaging for a teacher’s desk treat from Crescendoh | 2. Felt heart pins from Twig & Thistle | 3. Letterpress alligator card from Egg Press | 4. Calligraphy note cards from Sparrow Nest Script | 5. Printable valentine kits from kbecca | 6. Instructions for a make-at-home panda heart card from Paper Source| 7. Treats with a heart-shaped surprise from eighteen25 | 8. Heart pop-up card by Dreamversion | 9. Letterpress stationery set by Printerette Press | 10. Printable treat bags from Twig & Thistle
You may not know Lyndsey yet (she mostly works behind the scenes for One Charming Party) but in her free time she chronicles her paper obsession at The Stationery Place. She’ll be here every month sharing some of her favorite paper ideas!
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Lyndsey!!! It’s so great to see you on here!! And these are some of the cutest ideas!! Great job!!
You girlies are amazing, you do know that, right?
What a sweet post! I love these ideas. Thank you for featuring my card! xo
Hi Lyndsey! It was great to meet you at Alt – and fun to see your picks. Have a great Valentine’s Day!
These are all so cute! I have to confess – my daughter has been in school for almost a whole year and I have really missed a lot of teacher appreciation opportunities. I’m going to bookmark this and see if I can’t do better for Valentines.
This blog is great! We are so glad we found it. My Mommy and I love DIY and parties… and she’s an art teacher. Love these ideas! And really the best gift is a nice note, art, or a verbal sweet comment.
We’ll be visiting this site often.
BTW, Mommy just planned my 1st Birthday. More posts to come!
http://madmaxandfamily.blogspot.com/2012/01/my-1st-birthday-celebration-details.html
-Mad Max
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