DIY Box Gift And Butter Cream Mango Slit Cake

Hello aseanhivers! I'm here again for another interesting blog to share with you all. Yesterday was the teacher's day celebration at my kid's school. A week ago, I already booked a piece of slit cake from our neighbor so I can give something for the teacher.

I ordered two for us to taste and for the teacher. It arrived that morning and it was so small. I tasted it it was delicious but buttered cream is not my favorite. So I decided to gave her a box of groceries. I went to a nearby sari-sari store to buy something.

I bought something she can use. These are the groceries I need at home and I believe she uses it too. These are just very few in number but I believe she can use it. Flowers and other souvenirs may best for a gift but this time I want to give someone that is useful in a practical way.

This empty small box was from my parcel delivered here at home and I never threw it because I knew I can use it in the future. I also bought a bondpaper just to make a shredded paper and a cartolina paper for covering the whole box.

I bought a lighter and a stick glue and I started to make it as fast as I can. It was already 8 in the morning and the class will start at 9 am.

First I cleaned the box and put the shredded paper first.

Then I separate the laundry groceries in a cellophane because those have strong smell and not good to be mix with the food. Then I placed it first making it at the bottom.

Then I placed everything making sure it can perfectly fit in the box and topped it with gummy candies.

Then I secured the box with stick glue then covered it with the pink cartolina. It's a struggle to cover this so big because I'm not good at it hahaha but I tried my best.

Then I put a little flower on top so it won't look dry. It was my first time making this flower in this way because I really don't know how to make it. It's just run in my imagination. And also put two text boxes for my kid's dedication.

And we took a bath and went to school without breakfast hahaha. But I gave biscuits to my kids when we arrived at school and also we ate the other cake so it must be considered a breakfast though. I saw some of the parent gave her a gift too. She was smiling and I knew she was happy even though she isn't feeling well. I hope she's happy in our gift. That's a very little gift I can gave. It's very difficult to teach kids ages 2 to 5 years old, surely exhausting and this way we can make her smile in a little way.
To all the teachers out there. Happy teachers month and wishing you all to have more power and strength. You are the builders of the future. Salute 👩‍🏫‍