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Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Christmas preparation {wrapping paper}

We made our own wrapping paper this year!
 brown packaging paper from the Dollar Tree 
 Christmas foam stamps from the same store 
[3 packs=6 stamps {ink included}]
each girl did a section and as it was finished
we just rolled it back up on the other side
 a few designs...
 it was lots of fun
I think we'll do it again next year!

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

what an idea!

Have a friend who could use an encouraging note? Why not make it custom-chic with a unique envelope.

take an old calendar
open an envelope you have and trace it
with really cool pictures
or  you can find a printable template HERE
and cut a template
score the dotted/folded lines
fold in the sides & add glue
fold up the bottom to stick to the sides 
allow it to dry for a few minutes
[depending on the glue type used]

add a letter
[handwritten are the best!]
fold over top and glue or sticker it closed

front view of unfolded template

and it's ready for a stamp
let's hit those mailboxes with some REAL mail!!

thanks MOM for this idea!

Friday, August 14, 2009

VERY CUTE

Ok... I don't normally post crafty things - though I often repurpose things until they are simply unusable. I came across this idea while browsing a path of blogs. 

First was Jennie's "Thoughtful Spot

which took me to "Grace Violet

which in turn
 led me to my destination of "Craftsylish

where I found this DARLING idea!!!

I believe a few of these may make their way into my girls wardrobes over the next few years :) 

and I did see some other ideas on these blogs I am going to go back and take a closer look at - such fun to design and redesign :D

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Little faith in a strong plank will carry me over the stream,  
great faith in a rotten plank will land me in the stream. 
~ ~ Dr. Burton of the Mueller Orphan Home in  Bristol, England. ~ ~

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Courage is not the absence of fear, 
but rather the judgement that something else is more important.