MASON JAR IDEAS
I researched far and wide on the internet to pull together these 20 Amazing Organized Kids Bedroom Ideas! Meant to inspire all of us!
Rätselblatt für Religion Heute gibt es mal wieder eine Kleinigkeit für Religion. Mit meiner Religionsgruppe habe ich gerade eine Einheit zum Thema „Jesus“ abgeschlossen. Mit diesem Rätselblatt werde ich sie dann nächste Woche zum Stundenanfang als kleine Wiederholung „beglücken“. Mal schaun, was sie dazu sagen...
Easter is a very special time, and there are several craft ideas to decorate your home and give away. Today we bet on a different and creative style to do
Welcome to another installment of Moodboard Monday! For this post, I'm collaborating with 10 other talented design bloggers with a common goal in mind: Help parents & students with their dorm decor. Whether you're a freshmen or a Junior, these posts will help you plan your new residential space and life on campus. Since I'm not a parent nor did I live on campus when attending college, I really had to start from scratch. Since my hubs did live in a dorm, I got some insight from him. Other sources for gathering info for dorm decor inspiration can be found at HGTV.com, Pinterest, and various other online magazines like Real Simple or Better Homes & Gardens. My favorite thing to do for inspiration is to take walking tours of stores like Ikea, Crate & Barrel and West Elm; this can be a great source of decor inspiration (especially for color combos!) Surprisingly, I also found a wealth of first hand information from actual college students themselves through Dorm Tours posted on You Tube. These students shared the essentials that they were wish they were told the first year to tips they've learned along the way. Visualize & Prioritize - Dorm Decor Planning But first, getting started means deciding on what size dorm fits your budget AND personality. A single space can be small and pricier, but if you're an introvert and privacy is your priority - this is the one for you. Most singles are 10'x11' and already come with: a single bed, a desk, a 3-5 drawer dresser, 1 ceiling light, 1 small closet, crappy floor, boring white walls and "maybe" 2 adjustable shelves on the wall. Older dorms won't have heating or cooling, so a fan and a blanket (or two) are a must. Most single dorms also will also require you to share a bathroom with others on your floor (so don't forget to stock up on flip-flops!) Space planning is key to dorm decor. Other dorm sizes available are double, triple, and even quads - but be careful going for those larger spaces. Although the larger the dorm, the less expensive it can be per person in the space, lessons not on the schools curriculum may also be learned, plus you can forget about privacy altogether. However, triple and quad dorms do offer a great opportunity for networking - but so can a double. A double may be shared with someone new to you or it can be a great way to bond with your 'now' besty. Where a single may be a 10'x11' space, a double can be 19'x 12'. These dorms are also known as Residence Halls, and some newer versions may include a small kitchen and an adjoining bathroom. Another option to the dorm but in the area of campus are college apartments. For more decor ideas, see these boards on Pinterest: PATCHWORK and also PALLETS After deciding which size space will sit your needs, view and collect images of what you think you'd like your style to be. Are you City Glam? Rustic Chic? a ? Boho Babe? a Rocker? or Preppy all the way? Are you a sports jock? or the next tech savvy James Bond? Having a board on Pinterest or using Olioboard is a great means of virtually collecting the images and items you come across on the web. You can even upload your own images of something you spot in a store. If you don't have Pinterest or haven't joined Olioboard, another way to pull together your vision is in a notebook filled with magazine and catalog clippings, or create your own vision samples as a collage on a poster board. MORE dorm decor ideas via clever bloggers, mommy bloggers and designer on Pinterest collected at: DORM DECOR and also at THAT'S CLEVER! DIY Decor for your Dorm via Pinterest - selections narrowed down on Olioboard. After collecting all your inspirational images, start to narrow down the choices with "Lists". Before cluttering the space with all the fluff & stuff here are some categories of necessities to consider: Open Containers - great for magazines, hair & nail care, tools and/or electrical cords Food Containers - good for storing left overs or extra grub from a buffet Totes - good shoes or for seasonal & bulky items Boxes - a decorative way to add color & pattern Baskets - great for the rustic chic look Ottomans - great to stash extra throws Trunks - stylish means for concealed storage Hooks - over the door + wall mounted Closet Extender - doubles hanging space Bed Risers - adds extra storage space Velvet Skinny Hangers (saves space + clothing drops to floor) Ziploc Bags - for leftover pizza or sandwich Trays - help organize dresser surface or drawers(especially for small items lie jewelry or nail polish) A DORM ROOM MUST - DOOR HANGER Scissors - Stapler - Paper clips - Pushpins Hammer 2 Screwdrivers (1 flat & 1 philips) Pliers or Wire cutters Bottle & Can Opener Chip Clips + Eating Utensils A small sewing Kit Band-aids + Advil + Mouthwash + Vitamins Duct tape Command Strip Tape & Hooks Cleaning Supplies: Goo Off, Windex, Laundry Detergent RAIN-GEAR: Umbrella + Raincoat (remember - most time getting to class will be OUTSIDE) Bread clips used to label cords on power strip. USB Flash Drive Ethernet Cables Chargers & Power Strips EXTENSION CORDS Head Phones & Ear Plugs Printer External Hard-drive A Fan & A Microwave Lighting Depending on your major, you may also consider having two laptops: One for school work and another photos & video. A Kindle or an iPad can help with some reading or music. A TV may or may not be necessary, since you can also stream these on the computer or smart devices. The neutral / white walls of a dorm are the perfect backdrop for patchwork. NOW for the FUN stuff: decorating the dorm! Since this is a small space, the decor for the most part should perform double duty. For example back out panels for the window can be a great means of adding a vibrant color & a splash of pattern to the space. Rather than just flanking the window, consider doing a wall to wall rod of panels. Panels can be a store bought splurge like at Anthropologie, or a DIY project parents can make together with their daughter (or son). Other no-sew options can be patterned tablecloths or paint your own patterns on drop cloth. For in-a-pinch window covering: a simple tension rod with rod pocket panels will work fine. Wallpaper inside shelves to add color interest Taking advantage of vertical area in a small space is a must. This can be achieved using bookcases. Bookcases can be store bought & put together new, or save money and shop thrift. To give personality & style to these cases, they can be painted, add wallpaper inside, or even upcycle pallets for a rustic look. Removing an existing back panel and replacing with pallet boards can also make the case more sturdy. To help create some privacy in a double dorm, cluster bookcases: Set TWO back to back coming out from a wall, and add one (like a T) to the end. This can be a great way to create a sleeping nook or office-like study space. The added shelving will create storage for containers, boxes, and totes, holding everything from extra sheets to magazines. IF YOU CAN PAINT - Go for chalkboard walls. This is a great way to ground the patchwork of comforters, quilts, blankets, pillows and rugs in a dorm space. Cover nasty floors of the former dorm peeps by layering rugs. Rugs are another way to add color & pattern into the space - plus give comfort to those who prefer to do their reading o the floor. Since smaller rugs (3x5 and 4x6) are less expensive, this can also help with the decor budget. Pile on the pillows! From toss to floor cushions: Make your own from anything including fabric samples, quilt squares, napkins, old jeans and even t-shirts. By making some of your own pillow covers, you can recycle existing decor pillows shoved in a closet or pick up through thrift. An popular pillow and a MUST according to the dorm divas to have: A body pillow. Fabric Spray Paint Even in a small space, seating is a necessity: option for visitors to sit on, a place for students to read, and a place to sit at the desk and study. Splurge on an armless slipper chair or even thrift for a few to paint & recover yourself. Even existing fabric nowadays can be painted by mixing in a fabric paint softener additive you can pick up at JoAnn's or a craft store. Another way to save money on dorm seating: recover an old bean bag with a cover from Pottery Barn Kids - and even have it monogrammed or go chic and go for fur. Speaking of monogrammed: I'd suggest this for towels as decor of choice, along with wall hooks or over the door hooks in the bathroom. Staying organized with a calendar is a MUST! Storage boxes are great for tools, take-out menus and back-up extension cords, chargers, headphones and earplugs. GREAT idea to add color to white dorm walls: Create this Paint Chip Calendar. To stay organized with class schedules, campus 'events' (ie parties), holidays, and even a work schedule, a clock and a calendar are a MUST - along with a message board. A calendar can be another means of adding color or style flare - DIY your own with a poster frame and paint chip samples (behind the plexi). A message board can be a fun chalkboard wall decal or dry-erase board. Even simple cork squares can be stylish covered in samples of your fave fabric prints. All of these are a great way to functional add art to dorm walls, and even doors. Patchwork-Wallpapered Closet Door Coordinate fabric covered cork wall panels with fun bedding layers - or even make it your beds headboard. Layer solids and trellis or chevron patterns for s city chic look or mix a patchwork of floral prints and stripes for a boho look on the bed. Although most dorms supply the bed, personalize yours with a rustic chic wire headboard, a DIY tufted headboard or build your own from recycled pallets. With the pallets, set other as a solid surface or leave gaps to clamp on some industrial-like clip-on lamps. For more lighting in the space, don't overlook the opportunity to hang a cluster of colorful paper lanterns from the ceiling and task lighting at the desk. Showcase jewelry on clipboards Other dorm decor essentials are picture frames. More than likely, this will be the first time this sparrow has left the nest and reminders of home, family, friends, and even the pet can be very comforting. After a while, a new flood of photos will emerge, and a great big heart collage can be created for wall decor. Another great way to incorporate functional display as dorm decor is by using jewelry. Hang with hooks, hang in picture frames, and even create a grid of clipboards - which they themselves too can be left natural or covered in colorful paper or fabric. Patchwork covered clipboard And don't forget to show your shared dorm bathroom and closet a little love. A little organization and creativity can and will go a long way... Chalkboard paint in the bathroom - great place for reminders! Repurpose wire hangers as flip-flop hangers Organized medicine cabinet using Stick On Pods. Colorful drawer pulls like this from Anthropologie, can jazz up a basic dresser or desk drawers or as pulls on cabinet doors. Thrift & Dollar Stores Ikea & BigLots Target & Walmart Home Sense &Homegoods TJMaxx & Ross Anthropologie & Urban Outfitters Keep yourself motivated with framed quotes as wall art + stylish organization. REpurpose salvaged letters for wall art. The take-away before running out to the store: PLAN your space. Planning tools can be as simple as a notebook or poster-board - or plan with virtual boards like Pinterest and Olioboard. Not everything needs to be brand new for even in dorms, the old can be new again: REpurpose - REuse - REcycle what you have and also shop thrift. And not everything needs to be done all at once - Some concepts and ideas to fix a fab dorm can be done over time (fun projects to do together on visits home - or done as a surprise for you when you come to visit :-) . The main focus is study & sleep in a safe space + get engaged with people IRL (in real life) to create those memorable life events. One last look at pulling together your dorm decor look... Splurge & Save on various print rugs like these from Anthropologie (splurge) & Urban Outfitters (save) and anchor the mix with bold black & white stripes, chevron or medallion. Add color to blank walls with stretched canvases painted in these Benjamin Moore colors: BM Green thumb - BM Pink Flamingo - BM Goldsmith - BM 14 Carrots - BM Cherry Burst - BM Avalon Teal All of my boards here I created using Olioboard. Be sure to head over to the other bloggers to see how they used Olioboard too. Back to school ideas & different points of view for Dorm Decor today kicks off this morning at 9AM with these other 10 talented bloggers: Charisse of http://cmcdesignstudio.com/blog/ Kate of http://dabbleinchic.blogspot.com Michelle of http://fashionhouseinteriors.net/blog/ Colette of http://frugal-finds.net/blog/ Julie of http://gosimplysavvy.com/blog/ Matthew of http://hlminteriordesign.com Joanne of http://homestyling101.blogspot.ca/ Antoinette of http://pushinteriors.blogspot.ca Selma of http://blog.selmahammer.com Ana of http://whitelineninteriors.net/blog/ And I'll close with this perfect image I came across on Facebook this weekend... Hope these tips help inspire your dorm decor... and your own imagination :) Thanks for stopping by.
Kindergarten Bauen, Spielen, Essen, Trinken, Hüpfen, Puzzeln, Singen, Tanzen, Erkunden, Klettern, Lachen, Malen Mit der Wandtattoo Wortwolke Kindergarten gestalten Sie die Wände in Ihrer Kita abwechslungsreich und kreativ. Hinweis: Die Größenangaben beziehen sich auf eine Anordnung wie auf unseren Produktbildern. Sie können auch einzelne Wörter vor dem Anbringen auseinanderschneiden und ganz nach Belieben auf der Wand verteilen.
Schmetterlinge aus Papier falten und basteln ist nicht schwer: Unsere Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen zeigt dir auf, wie du mit deinen Kindern mit Origami kreative und dekorative Schmetterlinge gestaltst.
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Ach, dafür auch? Genial!
Heute nur was kleines kreatives, da ich nicht viel geschafft habe noch vorzubasteln. Sorry!
Nach Lukas 10, 25 – 37. Man braucht: Die Anleitung mit Vorlage als PDF (enthält auch das Ausmalbild) Aus der PDF einen Ausdruck der Bastelvorlage auf dünne Pappe (z. B. blanko DIN-A4-Karteikarten …
Haben Sie schon einmal einen Wandaufkleber gesehen, der eine Pflanze und ein magnetisches Regal hochhalten kann? An jeder Wand oder Tür senkrecht oder waagerecht anbringen und mit einem Wandpflanzer oder Magnetregal aufpeppen! Achtung: Die Magnetsticker sind nur für Kreidemarker geeignet! Wichtige Informationen zur Anbringung und Pflege der Sticker finden Sie hier: Tapete und sticker Anweisungen (Explore) - Groovy Magnets Produktdetails: Label Groovy Magnets Material selbstklebende Vinyl-Basis eingebettet mit Eisenpartikeln Maße 62x90 cm Pflegehinweis mit einem feuchten Tuch reinigen Farbe schwarz Lieferumfang 4 Scheibenmagnete + 1 Sternmagnet
Ein gemeinsames Büfett gehört zu besonderen Ereignissen im Kita-Alltag, welches in den letzten Jahren viel zu kurz gekommen ist. Nun können wir es genießen und das Zusammenkommen so richtig feiern. Zu diesem Anlass schenke ich dir meine Vorlagen...
Der Sommer kommt, die Tage werden länger und wir sitzen abends wieder im Garten. Damit es besonders schöne Stunden werden, haben wir für euch tolle DIY Dekorationen für die Gartenparty rausgesucht, die ihr schnell und einfach zuhause nachmachen könnt. Die Ideen eignen sich super für die nächste Grillparty oder einfach als stimmungsvolle Dekoration für jeden Tag. ;-) Dosen-LampionsZitronen-Minz-TischdekoPapierschmetterlingeAnanasgirlandeDIY PomponsDIY Glow in the dark LeuchtkugelnWassermelonengirlande Titelbild von Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/de/photos/bnder-stoff-aufgehngt-streifen-3627952/
Hallöchen liebste DIY-Freunde, lang, lang ist es her als hier was Neues aufploppte. Man merkt, dass ich keine Studentin mehr bin, gell? ;D Ehrlich gesagt, so sehr ich es liebe jeden Tag mit den Kindern in der Schule zu arbeiten – mir fehlt es manchmal entspannt in den Tag zu starten. Morgens aufzustehen, es mir mit dem Kaffee auf der Couch gemütlich zu machen, meine Mails in Ruhe abzuarbeiten und dass alles im gemütlichen Pyjama *-* Das waren noch Zeiten…*in Erinnerung schwelg* Jetzt wird der eine oder andere vorm Bildschirm denken. ‚…Pah, Lehrer – die haben doch so viele Ferientage… […]
Evangelisch-methodistische Kirche Nahe Hunsrück Herzlich Willkommen! Wir freuen uns, dass Sie die Internetseiten der Gemeinden Bad Kreuznach und Simmern besuchen. Auf den folgenden Seiten möchten wir Ihnen gerne einen Einblick in das Leben in unseren Gemeinden geben, Sie über aktuelle Entwicklungen auf dem Laufenden halten und Sie einladen, uns nicht nur virtuell zu besuchen. Folgen Sie unserem Motto „Einfach mal kommen“ und schauen Sie vorbei! Da Ihr Browser keine eingebetteten Frames unterstützt, kann die Losung zum Tag hier leider nicht angezeigt werden!
It's like a dream come true! Not only can you get your hands on heaps of new Stampin' Up products today, as the new seasonal catalogue goes live, but you can also get free gifts with your purchases because Sale-a-bration starts today! How does it work? There are no catches - it really is as simple as this: For every £45 you spend, you can choose one of the full-size, top quality Sale-a-bration gifts absolutely free! Click here and scroll to pages 11-17 to see all the gorgeous freebies on offer! Oh, and that's not all! What if you have a wish list as long as your arm? (hmm, I know the feeling!) Well, that's no problem because you get hostess credits AS WELL AS the Sale-a-bration freebies and the more you spend, the more freebies you earn! In fact, if your order hits £250, you will get the usual £40 worth of free items that you can choose from anywhere in any current catalogue AND you'll get an EXTRA £25 worth too! Why not club together with crafty friends and family? You can earn a whole lot more! So how do you place your order? You can shop any time of the day or night in my online shop, or you can contact me direct - I'm always happy to help if you have any questions. Of course, Sale-a-bration isn't just about shopping - it's a great time to join Stampin' Up too! I'd love you to join my team, The Inkredibles, and have put together a special pack to get you started. All kinds of demonstrators are welcome in my group... ... and whether you'd like a hefty discount off your favourite crafting supplies or are thinking about setting up regular craft classes or would like to run a Stampin' Up business that provides you with an income, I'd love to hear from you! Click here for more information or give me a call on 01280 820593 for an informal, no-pressure chat. So what's new at Stampin' Up? The new seasonal catalogue is a delight! Come and see some of my highlights: I'm thrilled to see lots of different styles of stamps and the must-have Tag Topper punches: Not only do these make speedy tags in a choice of styles and with an automatic hole for ribbon/string... ...they also make a wealth of other projects like these cute little treats. There are lots of kits in this seasonal too, for those that enjoy putting together a project. My favourite is the beautiful burlap wreath, with everything already die-cut so that you can simply put it together with a glue gun: Wouldn't it make a fabulous Easter decoration?! If you prefer making your own flowers there's a new stamp set with matching punch or how about this little beauty - the Spiral Flower die? Here's a short video showing you how it works: If you're a fan of Stampin' Up's money-saving stamp set and punch/die bundles, you won't be disappointed. There are no few than six of these in the catalogue! All the exciting new products will take your creativity to new levels but Sale-a-bration is the perfect opportunity to stock up on your favourite items too - and get more for your money! Enjoy browsing the new seasonal catalogue online but if you prefer a paper copy, please let me know. You can order from my online shop any time, day or night, but if you have any queries, or prefer to speak to me, I'm always happy to help. You can contact me by email or phone on 01280 820593. Are you as excited about all these new products as I am? I'm not sure if that's possible! When my catalogue came through the post before Christmas I dropped everything to leaf through it. While I was browsing, my youngest son peered round the door. "Are you alright?" he asked anxiously. "You're making weird noises!" Apparently I was "whinnying" with excitement! See you tomorrow,
Seifenblasen sind einfach toll toll toll! Wir haben sie letzten noch ein wenig gepimpt und Lebensmittelfarbe in verschiedene Fläschchen getan.
Die Patt Grey Washed Feet Low wird aus einer Kombination von Glasfaser mit Zement, Sand und gemahlenem Stein hergestellt. Diese Zusammensetzung wird auch Ficonstone genannt. Die Füße bestehen aus einem Naturholz und können in der Farbe & Struktur abweichen. Details zu den Größen: M Breitester Durchmesser insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 22 cm Öffnung des Topfes: 13,2 cm Höhe insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 22 cm Tiefe des Topfes: 13 cm XL Breitester Durchmesser insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 31 cm Öffnung des Topfes: 19 cm Höhe insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 29 cm Tiefe des Topfes: 18,5 cm XXL Breitester Durchmesser insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 42 cm Öffnung des Topfes: 28.6 cm Höhe insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 43 cm Tiefe des Topfes: 27,3 cm XXXL Breitester Durchmesser insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 51 cm Öffnung des Topfes: 38,4 cm Höhe insgesamt (mit Holzfüßen): 57,5 cm Tiefe des Topfes: 36,2 cm
