Next Valentine project: treats for Love Bug’s preschool classmates.
Love Bug’s favorite snack is Pirate’s Booty. Usually, her first words to me when I pick her up from preschool, are, “Did you bring Pirate’s Booty?”, as it is her ride-home snack. I think I only forgot once. No twice.
Last fall, around Halloween, I noticed the individual size bags in the store and when Bug had her half-birthday day in December, this was the snack she requested to share with her classmates. The children loved them.
So I thought we’d share them again, Valentine’s Day style.
So, I whipped up some bag toppers. I am liking teal, red and white together at the moment, how about you?
This treat is a breeze to put together. Print toppers.
Trim down.
Fold on the red line.
There is a place for names on the back. Maybe Bug will want to write her own name. :)
Attach to the bags. I used double-sided tape but staples would work, too.
Done and done.
If you want to share some ‘booty’ with your children’s classmates (or your friends – adults like Pirate’s Booty just as much), you can download and print the bag toppers for yourself below.
Take care.
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I bet these are going to get pinned like crazy. Love them. And pirates. :)
This is so cute! Love it!
Love this idea and hope to do it for my son this year!!! Thanks for sharing the printable and the great idea! :)
I’m so glad you liked it Kim! We sure love Pirate’s Booty!
I shared a link to your Valentine posts today on my blog. Thanks again for the inspiration! Happy Friday! Kim
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My daughter was a play Pirates: A Love Story. We loved these pirate treat toppers so much we used them as goodies on closing night. They were a HUGE hit!
During play week I could never have had time to create something so wonderful. Thanks for sharing your talents. (I was going to post a picture of these treats in the clutches of our pirate lass, but I’m not techy enough)
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