Showing posts with label Gift Stall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gift Stall. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Christmas Gift Stall - School



In December I ran a gift stall at the school my children attend, this is an opportunity for the children to independently purchase a special gift for a loved one or family member (should be both but not always!) and of course it is also an excellent fundraiser for the school.

It is fun seeing the children carefully selecting the perfect gift.

The following pics are samples of the some of the gifts that I made for the stall.







Everything I made sold, so I must be getting it right!


Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Mother's Day Gift Stall



For about five years now I have helped make gifts and co-ordinate a Mother's Day Gift Stall at the school my boys attend - and Father's Day and sometimes Christmas too...

This year was no different and these are the little things I prepared...



Glass Moccona Coffee Jars - I always seem to get these donated to me with great expectations of what I will do with them!



I did these ones up as Hot Chocolate Jars...




With marshmallows.




Some little cushions made up with some fabrics which were donated.



Some lavender birds on a coat hanger - these have been 'value added' since last year when they were just the bird, now they have a new purpose as a clothes hanger!



A hundred or so gift wrapped little soaps - Kids love these!



These are lace flower brooches or hair clips, they have a alligator clip glued to the back.




Closer...

I made these as a last minute thing using a tutorial I saw a while back and had bookmarked and forgotten about - as you do - but the weekend prior to mothers day I was a bit bored, obviously, and thought I would start looking through all my bookmarked sites and came across this idea which I thought seemed to be a perfect match for a heap of lace that was donated to the school (me) to use.




Little mouse softies - more donated fabric.


I had some beads donated from a local shop, they were bracelets that had been broken in the store, so I remade them into necklaces.



I have been practicing my free motion applique...


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More soaps.



And lastly some button hair clips.


The Gift Stall was very successful - as ever.

It is really great seeing all the children independently picking that very special gift for their loved one - just gorgeous.