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About a month ago, I found this lovely teacher gift idea at one of my favorite blogs,
Bee in our Bonnet

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The lady is super crafty and makes some of the cutest things ever for her kids teachers and for her home.
So I made my own for a couple of my closest teacher friends.

This project takes no time at all, and is really cheap. These are my materials:

I used the fishing boxes from Walmart (less than $5.00) and spent $5.00 at Staples on the items below. I split them though between the two kits.

 I also bought 2 bags of candy at Walmart for about $5.00 as well.

I just used the Starbursts and kisses though... I saved the Lifesavers for myself.... and my husband :)

After I got everything ready, I put my items in my kits.  When I was in Guatemala, I had pens made with my friends' names on them.  It was SUPER cheap and SUPER CUTE!!! I have a pen to give away once I reach 100 followers. (hint hint.... :)

 I added a little Anti-bac that I had bought at Bath and Bodyworks a long time ago.  It fit perfectly.  So now I needed labels. At Bee in our Bonnet she has a template you can download, but it didn't work very well for me, so I made my own using Printshop.  LOVE IT!!!!!!!  You have to get one!!! Cheap and does TONS of stuff...

Anyway.... I used one sheet of card stock and made 2 labels on the one sheet.  Then I cut them with my new trusty tool  from Hobby Lobby.

Then I used that Crafty glue I have a love hate relationship with (it is becoming more loving however) to glue my label onto my red card stock.

Trim the left overs and you have a wonderful label.  Then I put some adhesive on the back of the red card stock and attached it to my kit. I didn't want to go out and buy more ribbon, but I had some Christmas red ribbon, which I felt was just as good.

Add a little bow and you have a great gift for any friend!!!  I think I am going to use this idea again at Christmas....

Happy Crafting!!!!!