Watercolors. Paper cuttings. Scans of rose petals. Luci Everett's work is right up my alley. Photos: Luci Everett. Via Size Too Small.
Lauren from I Love Love Events is sharing 15 awesome wedding program finds, with lots of ideas to put a personalized spin on this classic wedding tradition!
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A lovely SMALL illustration of a very proper Nouveau lady enjoying her reading. Use for cards, bookmarks, scrapbooks, anything your creative heart desires. Image size 6.51" x 4" You are purchasing an incredibly sharp, clear, digital image scanned at a high resolution, 300dpi in jpg form. Once payment is received, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DOWNLOAD YOUR IMAGES INSTANTLY. Our images can fit on 8.5 x 11 paper. **THE ANNOYING WATERMARK WILL NOT APPEAR ON YOUR DOWNLOAD** What fabulous things can you create? Announcements, Invitations, and place cards, (think wedding, engagements, baby!) Paper Arts: Jewelry: Used on transfers: Print and Frame For: Greeting cards Earrings Tee-shirts Baby's Nursery Stationery Bracelets Tote bags Child's Room Bookmarks Necklaces Pillows Wall Decor Gift tags Napkins Scrapbooking Dish towels Altered Art Ribbons Card Making And any magical thing your artistic bent can create! The Fine Print (No pun intended) Do's Do make fantastico art with our digital delights! Don'ts Do not use our images in digital collage sheets, resell them, reproduce them in a compilation cd for resale, or share them with buddies. We and our little elves work tirelessly to ferret out special pieces of paper epherma, which we then scan and restore to perfection for the discerning creative customer. Taking our work and reselling or redistributing is not only bad form, it angers our little pals. And you don't want to make an elf mad! So please refrain from practices that you would not want done to your artwork. Thank you!
20 Fabulous Outer Space Birthday Party Ideas for Kids - From space party games, space party decorations, Printables, Gift Ideas, and Space themed Invites
Just have to show you these two type treatments by Chicago based designer Justin Van Genderen. Being a huge Mad Men fan I’m of course a big fan of the one with Don Draper. Speaking of Mad Men…
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Strewing in your homeschool is a wonderful way to spark your children's creativity! Art lessons can be a fabulous resource to strew in your homeschool.
If your child enjoys the Heeler pup family and their group of endearing friends, you could find yourself attempting to
Have some summer fun sewing simple sundresses. Hereare 10 girl's sundress patterns that are all fabulous AND free to get you inspired to sew...
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Make a jungle play dough kit - they make a great gift, or a fun and easy invitation to play
20 Fabulous Outer Space Birthday Party Ideas for Kids - From space party games, space party decorations, Printables, Gift Ideas, and Space themed Invites
Diesen Monat ist es soweit. Meine Tochter Carla wird vier Jahre alt und wie sollte es auch anders sein?! Das muss natürlich gefeiert werden! Sie hat sich eine Feen-Mottoparty gewünscht […]
Want to throw an awesome movie theme birthday party. Here are fun ideas for creating a party theme around your favorite movie or just movies in general.
I feel like all I've been doing this year is writing about boxes. These are the top and bottom of a long box that came along with our giant tube (which I've still not had the courage to cut up into shorter pieces). Watching children play with boxes makes me want to write a poem about them. Or sing a song. These they seem to like to hide under, together, making it feel for a few seconds as if there are fewer children at school today. Then suddenly they burst back out into the light, bringing with them all the sound and motion that we expect at Woodland Park. I wish I had a huge warehouse for storing these kinds of thing, but instead we need to use them up, wear them out, then either get them into the recycling bin or cut them up for art projects, like this incredible glue collage on which we've been working off and on for a couple weeks. A project built on a remnant of the last box we loved until it was no more. A collage made of the parts of other things we've used up, but not found the heart to throw out. And then when we're finished gluing, once it's all dry, then maybe we'll throw it out. If history is to be a guide, it will take a long time before that happens. I might even go over it a few weeks from now and pick it like carrion for parts to re-use yet one more time. In fact, I'm pretty sure much of it will soon be stuck to the side of our new long boxes. But not before we've loved them to pieces.
if you read through my post yesterday , i mentioned showing you a little more detail on the envelopes and tags i created. some of you might be like, cool, you made paper envelopes. but if you are obsessed with paper and floral prints as much as i am, you will obviously have a high appreciation for
Dressage party invitations, personalize your own or let us complete the job. Make your next gathering of Dressage horse friends fabulous by using this crisp white card as the ideal party invitation. The flat card features Dressage horse art by American artist Kit McDonald. Add your personalized text to complete the look. Print personalization with your own Ink Jet or Laser printer right at home! You may also use as an individual note card using the old-fashioned method of handwriting! Pack of 20 invitations and envelopes Quality white 80lb cover stock paper Set (printer settings) as a 65lb cover stock for your printer 6"x9" (mails with standard first-class postage) Made in the USA Can't deal with your printer settings? Have us print the personalization. The cost is .75 per card ($15 a box) (1) Pick option "Printing" (2) Type in your information in the box provide or email us at [email protected] (3) We will email you a proof before we proceed.
Download a PDF of free printable neon invitations for your DIY glow party.
Les moelleux au cœur coulant on a souvent l'habitude de les manger en dessert, mais avec du salé c'est également très bon et permet d'avoir quelques chose d'assez original. Aujourd'hui je vous propose des moelleux à la courgette avec un cœur au poivron...
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Gever Tulley recently created this fabulous resource: The Tinkerer's Toolbox , a list on Amazon that has all the "basic tools are selected for their compatibility with children's hands, their general durability, and successful history of use at Tinkering School." Of course I think it's a brilliant list, but it also made me want to offer up this gift suggestion for parents/friends/relations that might want to encourage a child's inner tinkerer, but aren't quite ready to let them have at it with the hammers and saws. I think they could get quite a lot of tinkering done with this: This is all, of course, just a very loose suggestion. I think you could just wander the aisles of your local hardware store and see what things might tickle your child's fancy. The general idea is just that they'll be able to get their hands on some stuff that usually resides securely in the province of adults and that there will be enough interesting stuff that will just excite their imaginations AND that they can use without adult supervision. Because adult supervision can really be a buzzkill. Trying to create with an anxious adult hovering around wondering when it's all gonna get cleaned up.... not that fun. And that said, if you do decide to give this gift that keeps on giving, try to give them some space to go along with it. Even if it is just a temporary space.... "you can do whatever you want on the table in the garage for three days, but then I'm going to need you to clean it up"... I think most people need to be able to stretch out, think, consider, and yes, make a mess... without worrying that Mom is going to barge in and make them clean it all up before they're done. And yes, walking away from it all for a whole day or more might actually be an important part of the process.... a long pause before inspiration strikes. A pause we don't often give enough respect. This is just some stuff that I grabbed at the dollar store, Hobby Lobby, Harbor Freight, and Home Depot. It's not at all hard and fast, though I do think lots and lots of tape and string and cord are indispensable (and are an awesome present all on their own.... consider giving a roll of duct tape and package of cord at the next kid birthday party you're invited to and watch their face light up....). Since it might be a bit hard to see, I'll write it all out for you: Clothespins Glue gun and glue sticks (if you're worried your kid will burn themselves, I LOVE this post by Teacher Tom with some thoughts on the matter) Scissors (good ones) Safety goggles (more for feeling cool and important than any dangers posed to the eyes with these tools and materials... save them for when you bust out the hammers, saws, and drills, though) Cable ties Gorilla Glue (it's non-toxic, and dries super strong) (and kids love gorillas) Duct tape, painter's tape, scotch tape Measuring tape Screwdrivers Sandpaper Popsicle sticks (obviously optional, but are a great little building unit that I have seen used in a multitude of creative ways) Drinking straws (same thing) Rubber bands Carabeeners A variety of pulleys (endless fun) Elastic Stapler Alligator clips Letter and number stickers Twine, string, jute, and rope.... lots of it I got kind of a lightweight plastic toolbox/storage box with handle to hold all this good stuff because I'm planning on sending it to my nephews (my own children have easy access to all this and more, the lucky so-and-so's) but you could pick up a pretty cool toolbox that would lend even more dignity and glory to this already glorious gift. And of course on the side they're gonna need some goods to work with.... pieces of wood, bits and bobs from the recycling, old cds, rocks.... I don't know, just whatever you have lying around, look at it with fresh eyes and..... give it to your kid for christmas! Now I don't know your kid, but I have a feeling they would love it.....
Everyone has a favorite hoodie! This 'Design a Hoodie All About Me' art and writing activity is an engaging first-week-back-to-school, getting-to-know-you icebreaker. It's a unique way for teachers and students to learn more about each other and is ideal for end-of-year reflection, too. Invite students to respond to prompts and questions in a personal and imaginative way, using doodles and words to design cool hoodies that reflect their individuality—different is OK! Hoodie Design Activity: With a variety of template options to choose from, prompts include: Self-portrait, name, age, grade, favorite color, subject, career, sport, film, singer... Optional Writing Activity: Add a lift-up flap pocket to the hoodie, explore goal setting, reflect on summer, and write creatively on the templates provided. Posters and Banners: The packet includes 'All About Us' posters and banners to make your classroom colorful and inspiring. Early Finisher Activities: Doodle pages and bookmarks to make. Photographs of Finished Examples: Photographs of completed examples are included in the packet, use a black ballpoint pen and colored markers to create a modern, illustrative style to appeal to slightly older children, grade 5+ The Hoodie templates measure approximately 9.5 x 7.5 inches and are designed to fit US Letter and A4 paper size for printing. The backs and fronts will match up when glued together. Please note: The 2 activities have been designed to be completed on separate pieces of paper; they are not formatted to be printed back to back on one sheet of paper. Accurate two-sided printing cannot be guaranteed as paper tends to move slightly. The finished hoodies make a fabulous display, on the bulletin board or pegged up on a line as a garland. Happy teacher feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ZaGon says, “I used this as a beginning of the year activity. I LOVE LOVE how many options are provided and LOVE LOVE that there are samples. Love the resource. ” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rachael T says, "My students enjoyed this getting to know you activity and loved using their creativity to express their individual self. Each student was very different in how they represented themselves in each square. Some followed the example but put their own spin on it and others went in their own direction. It was a great experience." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Prepping with Parlon says, “My students loved this resource. It really showed us educators how our students see themselves. Way more mature than your typical "about me" projects You might also like to view these popular seasonal resources: A T-Shirt All About Me A Backpack All About Me A Cell Phone All About Me A Shoe All About Me View my Back to School Bundles here - save 25% Stay in touch! Website and Blog Pinterest Instagram You Tube Follow my store on TPT to receive notification of new products, where I will be offering a 50% discount for the first 48 hours after they are posted. Don’t forget to leave feedback on resources - you will earn points towards your next TPT purchases :-) Please contact me if you have any questions regarding this resource, I am always keen to help, Thanks! Diane Copyright ©The ImaginationBox/Diane Pagan 2019. All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only
