May Day

May Day is just a few days away. Here is a little download for a simple cone and gift tag.

may-day-cone-template

Print out on card-stock or decorative paper(my paper was two sided so that is how I got the solid tag and printed cone), roll into a cone shape and then glue. I had pretty good luck with a glue stick (when tiny hands were present) but hot glue is more sturdy. Embellishing the cones with drawings, trims, glitter, stamps, cut-outs, is a great family project————but nothing is more fun than the “ding and dash!”

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19 Responses to “May Day”

  1. Liz Says:

    Just lovely…

  2. Sandy Says:

    At lunch today my father in law asked if people still celebrated May day.
    He is 88 years old. He said it use to be a big thing, When I was still in high school in the 60’s we use to have May pole dancers and choir singing for a May concert. But that went out shortly after.

  3. Sheila Says:

    Thanks a million!

  4. Amanda Says:

    Thank you so much for reminding me…I nearly forgot it *again* this year! We’ll definitely be using your pattern and introducing the big ding and dash this year 🙂
    I don’t have trackbacks, so I wanted to let you know that I linked to you from this post http://librarycollective.blogspot.com/2008/04/may-day.html.

  5. Jan Says:

    Nobody knows about May Day in Oklahoma, but I’m trying to bring it! Last year my boys and I did three ding and dashes and had a blast. The recipients were confused, but happy! I’m using your template this year. Thanks!

  6. Tamy Says:

    Cindy, your ideas are endless. I have had sooo much fun getting stuff ready for teacher appreciation week next week, your ideas are boundless – what a fantastic little surprise to send in to the teacher on Thursday too!! Thank you very much for sharing so much!!!

  7. ♥little glimpses studio♥ Says:

    Cool! What a super idea! I’ll definitely be browsing around your blog to get more inspiration! Take care!

  8. Denise Says:

    We always did this during my childhood. It was fun. Too bad people don’t all do it any longer. We will have to revive the tradition, I think. 🙂

  9. heidi Says:

    we haven’t done this for a few years! we might have to try again this year!

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  12. Kristin Says:

    Love your tag and basket. I made a few last night for my kids to give to teachers. Thank you for the idea!

  13. Melinda Says:

    I LOVE your website. It is FULL of fantastic ideas 🙂 I have already shared it with a handful of co-workers (the ones I knew would TRULY appreciate it) SUPER COOL. I have some questions on projects you have. Could you email me directly at miisupg@aol.com? Thanks for sharing your creativeness! melinda

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    Just found you via the Crafty Crow. We’re going to work on these the next couple of weeks. Thanks much!

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    not interested in it

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