Creating a Happy Birthday printable chart can be a delightful way to keep track of and celebrate birthdays, whether it’s for your family, friends, or colleagues.
I have a new friend and recently discovered her blog. She started a "craft tag" that I thought was brilliant (especially this time of year when we are all looking for Christmas gift ideas). Anyway here are the rules 1. Post a project that you have been working on lately or some thing you want to start soon. 2. Include pictures, a few instructions on how to make your fun project/craft idea, or a link to where you found the idea. 3. Then tag a few people to do the same!! Okay ladies, here's mine. I actually made these awhile ago but I thought I would share this project because I gave some for Christmas gifts and they were a big hit. I got this idea from a scrapbook store in Utah. It's a fun way to organize your birthdays. It's a 12 month calendar and you just write the names of your fam and friends on their month/ day and fill the envelopes with cards to pull from when their special day comes. What you will need: *13-9x6 vertical white envelopes *13 sheets of 12x12 scrapbook paper (its fun if you can find paper to fit the season or holiday of that month) *ribbon to match paper * adhesive *Months and days printed on cardstock *ink/ chalk for edges (optional) *2 book rings INSTRUCTIONS 1. Cut out your scrapbook paper 5 1/2 in. by 8 1/2 in. and a piece to cover the flap (you may want to trace the flap and make a pattern to trace for all of your pages) Ink edges if desired and add ribbon with glue dots or staples. Glue the papers to 2 envelopes so that as you turn the pages the paper and month line up with the flap opening at the top (refer to the pics). 2. Cut out Months and glue to flap. I used a pop-up glue dot on the first letter of the month to add more dimension. 3. Cut out dates, ink, add any ribbon, and glue to paper, 4. Hole punch the bottom of envelopes (you might want to finish all of the months first and put everything in place before you punch any holes, just to be sure that it flips correctly) and add book rings. TA-DA! That's it. It's the perfect project for those of you, like me, who have a bunch of scrapbook paper laying around gathering dust. I TAG : Melissa M., Melissa L., Adrienne, Traci, Heather D., Tiffany, Lacey and anyone else that feels like being creative! It can be something you've done in the past or would like to do so don't stress out if you don't have something you are working on right now. Can't wait to see your projects.
From string lights to solar lamps, these brilliant outdoor lights and ideas on how to style them will illuminate your exterior oasis.
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Idee semplici, economiche e sostenibili, per creare un calendario dell'avvento fai da te e vivere con sorpresa i giorni che precedono la festa di Natale!
As you already know from Little Brother's Construction Birthday party last month, we love themes for our birthday parties. When Big Brother asked for an Astronaut Outer Space Party I knew there were a lot of fun ideas we could use for that theme. This was Big Brother's first "friend party" instead of a family party and it was really exciting for both of us to put together projects and games for a group of kids. We wound up with a bigger group than we originally expected but it all went really well! To begin with I again made an invitation using free cilp art from the internet. An edited copy is below. As we were expecting both kids and their parents I decided to keep the food simple and not "on theme." We served up finger sandwiches (pb & jelly, cucumber, and cream cheese & raisin bread) as well as stuff for grown ups to make bulkies and grinders. We also put out fruit, veggie, and cheese & cracker platters. Daddy made a batch of his special snack mix too. Our cake idea came from Pinterest and was again made with the help of my mom. The cake is her delicious chocolate sour cream cake baked in a bowl to make it round like the moon. We frosted it with a homemade oreo buttercream frosting and added both regular and mini cookies to look like craters. We added a couple of astronauts from the pack we had purchased for party activities. Another fun Pinterest find were these Martian Marshmallow pops. I used green candy melts, candy eyes, marshmallows, large lollipop sticks, and green sprinkles to create these cute treats. Activity planning was especially fun! We made a double batch of moon sand from a great recipe at Imagination Tree and added more of the rest of the astronauts. We created fun, toilet paper roll rockets. We wrapped the rolls in construction paper and used holographic tape and star stickers from the dollar store to decorate the sides. The roof is made by cutting a small circle out with a slit partway through the circle. One edge of the slit is glued on top of the other edge to make a cone shape and then glued to the top of the rocket. Kids worked on creating "space helmets" from brown paper bags with glitter glue, sequins, pom poms, and other goodies. Rather than buy a large set of paper bags, I asked our local grocery store to sell me a handful for 20¢ a bag. A final project involved using foam space stickers and metallic crayons on black construction paper to create galaxy pictures. A huge highlight of the party was the cardboard rocket ship we made from a washing machine box. Daddy and Big Brother primed it white and spray painted the roof silver. Kids of all ages loved playing inside the box. A couple of other activities included a "launch pad" toss using our bean bag toss game created last year and a small book nook with many different space and planet themed books. And when the crowd got a little rowdy we pulled out some of our gross motor toys (tunnel, cones, balls) and ran an astronaut "training camp" obstacle type course. When kids finished they got an official "NASA" badge made with clip art, the laminator, and stick on pins. Post Update: Due to many requests we've put together a new "Astronaut Training Checklist" so that others can enjoy the checklist too! Click here for the free printable. As kids were taking home several handmade projects, we kept the favors small and each child took home a flying foam rocket ship and a glow stick. We ended the party with traditional cake and ice cream, and of course one happy kiddo with thoughts of rocket ships headed up!
WELCOME TO CAMP HALF-BLOOD! In honor of my son's 10th birthday we turned our house into Camp Half-Blood from Percy Jackson and the Lig...
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Any woman (or man, for that matter) who has ever walked into an auto garage and rolled their eyes at the ridiculous pinups on the wall featuring scantily clad woman draped on top of Ford Torinos or holding Valvoline motor oil, will probably appreciate these bawdy pics. This fantastic photo shoot was done to help a nonprofit called Books To The Rescue Yavapai County, which seeks “to help first responders limit the emotional impact of adverse childhood experiences” by providing comfort packages with books and toys. The nonprofit was founded by Jasmine Castigliano, who had the idea of enlisting her photographer husband Chad for an, erm, “provocative” photo shoot that, in addition to being hilarious, also does achieves something important by lampooning some outdated gender images. All we know about the hirsute firefighter in the pics is that his name is Tim—although he now goes by the moniker “the whimsical woodsman.” You can buy your “Whimsical Woodman” calendar here—a portion of the proceeds does go to Books To The Rescue Yavapai County. via Feature Shoot
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I'm working on trying to use up the paper stash I've hoarded for so long, so for today's card I pulled out a SU! paper pad I've had foreve...
