How Do You Solve a Problem Like a Teenager?

Let me just say that I watched Sound of Music last night.  I love that show.  While I was watching, I was thinking, "How do I solve a problem of giving a gift to a teenager?"  They only ever want gift cards.  I have to keep coming up with neat ways to package them.  So, I came up with these.

 

These two hold the the staples of any gift for any teenager.  The left one will help your teenager to ignore you . . .it holds an iTunes card.  The one on the right gets them out of the house and off your couch (for a least a couple of hours)  . . .it holds a movie card.  Pretty clever, huh?

Next weekend I am heading to Calgary to attend Stampin Up!'s regional convention.  I am so excited and have thought of a few nice projects to swap with other demonstrators there.  Watch in the next few days for sneak peeks of my swaps.

All you need is love . . . and chocolate . . . and LOST

Happy LOST day!

I warned you guys ahead of time that I love LOST.  Perhaps you were not aware of exactly how much of a dork I am over this show.  I am a HUGE dork.  It is true, I admit it.  The beautiful thing is, that I am not alone.  Head on over to www.4815162342.com  to see just how many of us there are.  Actually, you probably know at least one mega LOST fan already.  We know we are annoying, we just don't see why you aren't.


On to stamping.

Look at this cute treat box I made to give my hubby (he doesn't watch LOST but I love him anyway).

 

 

I used the Petal Card die and the Big Shot to make this cute box.  I filled it with chocolate hug and kisses.  He deserves every single one of them.  But I may take a few first.  It is chocolate after all.

Thanks for stopping by.

Sherri