
These three beautiful Milk Carton Containers were made by Cheryl Wilcox. You can see more details on her blog here. I {♥} the Halloween one, Cheryl!!
This tutorial contains instructions, patterns, and photos to complete all 3 projects featured on my blog July 8, 2016. You can purchase it for $5.95 below.p>
The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
This 20-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing all three handbags. These handbags are intended to be gift card size. However, you can resize the handbags to suit your needs. The patterns for all three handbags are included in the tutorial. More photos of this tutorial can be seen in this post here.
This is a pattern and instruction tutorial, not a class planner. The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
This 19-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing the Traveling Trio 3 suitcases, four standard size cards, four note size cards, decorative paper clips and the insert divider for the bottom suitcase.
The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
This 13-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photos for completing the Purse-onally Perfect purse and all 4 note cards.
The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
$5.95This tutorial contains instructions and photos to complete all 12 projects featured on my blog from October 1-12, 2017.
The tutorials will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
OMGosh!! That's alot of backpacks. The are just to cute. I just love the carton project too!
ReplyDeleteI love every one of these. Could I please spotlight you on my blog? Sherrill Graff istmpnv@aol.com
ReplyDeleteAs a teacher about to return to work tomorrow, I LOVE these backpacks and would love to receive one on my 1st day back. All those teachers getting one will LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Becky, you are an amazing woman!
ReplyDeleteWhat teacher/classroom wouldn't be thrilled to kickoff their school year with your gift. Nice job!
Maureen
That is a lot of backpacks in a day! I am glad that you got it done and I just know that the teachers will have the best day everytime they see those cuties will bring a smile to their faces.
ReplyDeleteLove them!
M
Becky,
ReplyDeleteThese are just DARLING! Thank you o much for sharing so much of yourself! Iam going to do a few of these for my teachers back to school gift!
Hugs,Elizabeth
All those backpacks! WOW! You are an awesome mom, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteLove those Milk Cartons by Cheryl and will DEFINITELY be making a Halloween one for my Halloween Freak friend - she'll LOVE it!
The backpacks are absolutely adorable! I'd love to be on of your children's teachers and receive one :) How fun!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I see you streamlined the backpacks (left out the outer pockets) - what a great idea! I made one of those last year for my daughter's back to school. Each year I write her a letter for that day - and I have to still figure out what to make to present it in this year;)
ReplyDeleteWow, Becky, that's a bunch of backpacks! As a teacher who started last Monday with the kiddos, I'd have loved to get one of those from a student! Being a middle school teacher, we don't get many goodies from our students any more (sigh). Thanks for featuring the milk cartons I made and providing a link to my blog. Have to agree, the Halloween one is my fave, too!
ReplyDeleteWow...!!!!!! What a wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteshortyrose
WOW girl...that IS IIINNNSSANE! I was thinking of making cookies NOW I have to go and put them in clear little bags.. CAN NOT LET THEM ABOUT what you did for your teachers! LOL.. (((HUGS)) you ROCK girl I know you will be putting big smiles on those teachers faces for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat backpacks! Hope the teachers don't read your blog.
ReplyDeleteLove the backpacks. I do the same thing - know way ahead - but stuff just happens!! Great picture of the great-grandkids with their g-grandma. They are lucky to have the extra generation to know and learn from.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh you are insane making all those backpacks. I looked at the tutorial awhile ago and thought, ugh I won't even be making ONE of those (let-alone 40!!!!) Now I KNOW you have more hours in the day in Idaho than Arizona!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT PROJECTS. Watch out you will be PTO President!
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! I think I would have just sat in the middle of my room and blubbered if I had to do that much in one day - LOL. Fabulous job!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!! I tried my hand at my first mini backpack this weekend... didn't go too well, lol! You make it look easy! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a teacher. Chocolate on first day back would make me HUGELY happy. Instead we got a lecture on how to diagnose swine flu. (Any spare backpacks for me ?!!) XX
ReplyDeletehttp://croppinforourtroops.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteCan you please add the blog for
Cropping for our Troops on your blog? I can't wait to see what you are sending for the silent auction.
Hugs,
Lynn
Loving the picture with Grandma... So lucky to still have her....
ReplyDeleteYou are a NUT that is a lot of backpacks and I am sure you will keep all the fun coming threw-out the school year... This is my Abbie's last year(6th) of grade school :( I am so sad.... But only the 6th and Kindergarten teacher will be getting goodies from us this year...
Miss ya... I hope all is well.
Hugs
Brooke
these are so cute...where can I find the tutorial?
ReplyDelete