After a bad storm destroys Tabbi's cousin's school, the girls decide to bake cupcakes to try to raise money. Her single mother is not helping, not letting her hang out at the skate park with Malcolm when Tabbi is ill, and embarrassingly flirting with one of Tabbi's teachers! When her class has a project on probability, Tabbi ends up working with the perky Priyanka, whose life seems to revolve around cupcakes. Place sticky side of tape over colored side of pictures, leaving edges of the tape exposed.Ĭarefully cut around pictures leaving a small area of sticky side of tape around the edges.Īpply these picture-stickers to surface of suitcase.Tabbi is back (after The Boy Project), trying to use mathematical formulae and the process of elimination to determine which boy in her grade she should date. Pictures should be narrow enough to be covered by a single piece of transparent tape. Tiny printouts of travel pictures (we used Microsoft Word clip art) Thread one end of coated wire through hole.īring Wire through other hole and twist to secure.ĭecorate your suitcase with small stickers, postage stamps, or home made stickers (directions below.) To Make Travel Stickers: Materials: (Each of our holes was approximately two centimeters from the edge.) Use picture hanging nail and hammer for this. Have an adult puncture two holes in side of Altoids tins that is opposite from the hinge. Using a soft rag apply brown shoe polish to the masking tape. It will also provide dimension.Ĭenter the folded sheet on top of Altoids tin and secure with masking tape.Ĭontinue to place pieces of masking tape on box until the entire surface is covered. This will cover the embossed letters, if present.
This craft is a little more difficult, but we loved the result! Materials:įold sheet of paper until it is slightly smaller than top of Altoids tin. Make a realistic looking suitcase for your doll. Kami liked the idea so much that she included it in her book! Click on the book in the sidebar to learn more about it! The Altoid Box Suitcase was one of our first posts.
Kami Kinard, the book’s author, is the mother of CLM, this blog’s creator.
Hooray! THE BOY PROJECT (Notes and Observations of Kara McAllister), a humorous middle grade novel from Scholastic, was released TODAY! In honor of the book’s release, we are featuring some of the crafts Kara mentions in the book on the blog.
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