Super Hero Box Gift

A few months back I saw the coolest gift for a Super Hero Box on Alpha Mom now it was for a father's day gift but I knew it would be perfect for a gift for a boys birthday. I had the chance to build the box this weekend for our neighbor boy. This is a perfect gift for a dad but I made it for a boy and it worked perfect, I added some toys and a movie to make it kid friendly.

What you Need:

Soda (Root Beer or Fav drink)

Jerky

Mints

Nuts / Trail Mix

Large Candy Bar

Candy (I used Skittles)

Chips

Box (Wood or Photo like I used)

Label Sheet

Cellophane Bags (Craft Store / Dollar Tree 25pk $1)

ALEXIS ADD ON'S FOR KID GIFT

Super Hero DVD (Target $5 Bin)

Super Hero Themed Blow ups (Dollar Bin or Dollar Tree)

Step 1. We used Orange Soda, Jerky, a King-Sized candy bar, and various munchies that we transferred to baggies.

Step 2. Using our Downloadable Templates (on her website click link above to take you to page w/ templates), print the labels onto adhesive label paper or print it out on regular paper and use Elmer’s Spray Mount.

Step 3. Cut out the label shapes.

Step 4. Transfer the some of the treats to the Cellophane bags, and some I just left in their bags due to time constraints. Adhere labels to each item.

Step 5. Tuck them all in the wood box (I used a photo box I picked up at Hobby Lobby), put on the address label.

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Themed Birthday Gift ... Jungle Themed Gift

Next on our themed gift basket is one for a friend who had a Jungle Themed Birthday!  I went on a hunt to find the most awesome Jungle themed items, have I told you lately how much I love a good theme?

What you Need:

Jungle Themed Mask (found at Dollar Tree)

Jungle Fruit Snacks (found at Dollar Tree)

Jungle Book Coloring book (found at Dollar Tree)

Jungle themed Party Goods (found at Dollar Tree)

Safari Hat (found at Michael's)

Safari Balloon  (found at Dollar Tree)

Gummy Worms (found at Dollar Tree - Add Label Anaconda's)

Stripped Shortbread Cookies (found at Dollar Tree - Add Label Zebra Strips)

Circus Cookies (found at Dollar Tree - Add Label Safari Friends)

Wood Initial (found at Michael's) 

Wood Safari / Jungle Animal (found at Michael's)

Card Stock (White and Brown)

Jungle themed Bag (found at Dollar Tree)

Hot Glue Gun

I found the idea for The Don't Feed the Animals bag on Loralee Lewis's Blog and the Safari themed printables I found on Pottery Barn.  The Wood Letter was the first init of the birthday boy and I hot glued a Zebra on to it so they could hang it in his room.  I added the tags to treats and added to my safari bag I found.

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Weekend To do ... My list

It's going to be a busy weekend yet again!  We have swim lesson's, basketball practice and basketball game too!  We still have a science project to finish and I have 2 birthday gifts I must finish too.  Oh lord wish me luck .. lol as usual so many plates spinning.  Thankfully I've enlisted the tutor to come in Saturday to help finish up the science project.

Science Project Board almost done

A Few more experiments going on

Which brand will have the less unpopped kernels

A Super Hero Project Birthday Gift to do

Found on Alpha Mom

A Car Mat Birthday Gift to do

Found on Crafty Soccer Mom

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!!

Unique Gift Time ... Fort Kit (Boy Birthday Gift)

This past weekend we had 2 parties to go to, I wanted to make something fun and not just the normal store bought gift. I googled boy gifts dyi and came across a few sites with Fort Kits (I'll link to one I found on The Painted Home, ton of them on the net and I'm sure I'm not linking to the person who created it but I've had enough nasty grams so I'm linking what I found lol), simple enough to make.  I then printed a tag to attach to the bag that I found on a cool tag on All for the Boys that I printed on card stock and attached with ribbon.

This was a simple but such a cool gift, was a huge hit (well at least with the mom's around who saw it, I bet the kids later will be thinking it was cool).

Materials:

- 2 twin top-sheets

- Rope

- Clothespins/Clips

- Suction Cups

- Flashlight

- Glow-sticks

- Notebook

- Batteries to put in Flashlight

- Treats (Beef Jerky & Cookies etc)

- Bag to put everything in! 

ALEXIS NOTES: I bought one sheet ($7.99 at Fred Meyers), the rest of the items I found at the Dollar Tree.  Gift cost around $20.00.  Put all items in the bag (I found a laundry bag it was perfect).  I tied it with a ribbon and added my printable tag I found and ready to gift!

Happy New Year!

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