You can grab these geometric art printable...and let your kids imaginations run wild! A perfect free printable to let the creativity flow.

You can grab these geometric art printable...and let your kids imaginations run wild! A perfect free printable to let the creativity flow.

Photo Credit Say that title five times fast! Whether looking for a recipe, craft, or teaching idea, Pinterest is definitely changing the way that women (and men too! 🙂 interact creatively! It is also amazing how it has now become a verb in our household! Oh honey,hang on while I “Pin” this, or “I’m pinning...Read More

I really like to find different ways to say "Thank you!" I like this one - a retro guest check - the kind that you would have found at that little corner cafe tucked under your plate boasting the best, juiciest burger ever. Hungry, yet? Do you have any of those kinds of places in your neck of the woods? I'd love to join you there! Now this thank you has a little more than just a guest check under your plate! Aren't the butterflies pretty? The dies are from Papertrey Ink. If you love the graphic yellow and gray papers, you can find them at Grepic. It's a lovely collection. You can download a copy of the guest check thank you HERE or click on the image and save it. I have an announcement! Drumroll, please... Now introducing my Choux Box Kits Club! It's actually been around awhile - just not in any official way. Just a few customers who have become friends that enjoy my kits. Now it even has a logo! Click on the Choux Box Kits Club tab at the top of my blog or HERE to find out more. We'd love to have you join us. And how about a little Christmas in July? Come back Monday! I'm joining up with Keren from Free Pretty Things for You for Christmas in July! Fun projects with darling vintage images and it wouldn't be Christmas without a present or two - for you! See you then!

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RAIN 1-page printable worksheet. This worksheet invites students to practice using the RAIN acronym in a distressing situation to encourage mindfulness and self-compassion. This worksheet is a nice supplement to my RAIN handout. 8.5"x11" digital download printable and fillable PDF Want more resources like this? Check out my full catalog of DBT worksheets and handouts here. Related Products: DBT Coping Skills Bundle Thank You! ❤️ I really appreciate your interest in this product! I love to design and create new things to support the emotional and behavioral health of kids and teens! It would mean so much to me if you left a kind review and rating after purchasing a product (or freebie!) Feel free to contact me with any questions! ⭐️ Follow Me to get updates on new products coming soon! I am trying to add new items each week! ⭐️ ⭐ How can I earn free products?⭐️ Once you have purchased this product, make sure to go back into “My Purchases” and leave feedback to earn TpT credits. TpT credits can be used toward future purchases from any seller!

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This is a great super, fun and easy tote bag tutorial that you will want to make over and over again! (updated 04/18/2014) Please read entire instructions prior to cutting fabric or starting. What you need is: 1/2 yd of 2 different fabrics 2 yds coordinating webbing 2 pieces batting, thin like warm and natural 15"x 10" -not meant to cover whole bag From these items you want to cut you're fabric into these measurements: 2 pieces batting (thin like warm and natural) 15"length x 10" wide 2 bag pieces 15"length (left to right if using directional) x 20.5"wide (up and down) 2 pocket pieces 15"length x 16.5" wide cut webbing into two 1 yd pieces Now you're ready to start! First fold pocket piece in half and press, then you're going to layer your pieces You should have 2 sets of these sandwich like sets.. Next take one set and pin one of the webbing yards, to make the straps. Starting at the bottom leave about 4" between each strap. do this to the other set, so both look like this.. Now you're going to stitch the strap to all 3 layers, starting at one cut end of webbing, sewing along the edge of the strap. You will stitch pass the pocket and up to where your batting edge ends. (this will allow the fabric to show at the top above the pocket when finished) Pivot your bag with needle down and sew the other edge of the strap back down to where you started. This will tack down both edges of this strap. Repeat this to other side of strap on same side of bag your working on. Repeat to other bag side. Once both are complete you are half way DONE! Now layer the 2 bag sides one on top of each other right sides together. At this point your straps are loose on the inside of the bag, just make sure to keep them out of the way, when you sew. Pin together leaving a 5" opening at the top center. (remember sewn straps are at the bottom of the bag) Stitch 1/2 inch around all 4 sides. Remembering to leave a 5" opening. Now you're going to shape corners of bag and lining. (bit tricky) You're going to open up the corner and press it down so it looks like this. then pin it and measure 2" from the point and about 4" across and sew along that 4". Do this to all 4 corners. Does you're bag look like this? (TIP before you cut the corners I would make sure that the lining fits great, just in case you need to make some adjustments...I'm talking from experience) NOW slowly turn it inside out, and if you're lining sits great, then go ahead and cut the corners. You can now stitch closed the lining (the 5" opening) with a small stitch.. and lastly you're going to top stitch the top of the bag...Remember you're top stitching so make a bigger size stitch, like a 4.0 would be great.. isn't this cute? my friend made this one for her little girl.. even her inside looks so professional.. Now both of these bags used the same pattern, but obviously they turned out a little different..(I think my bag measurements were a little off.. to my defense it was about 7pm and my brain shuts off at 5p...) but they both still look good. so with that said if you bag comes out a little bigger or smaller it will still do it's job and know one will know but you.. Go and make some and send me pictures. I would love to see what you can create! My elephants bag was made from Daiwabo Japan Fabric, Tip Top Elephant Walk grey, lightweight Cotton canvas and zag stripe chevron in pink. Friends bag made from Patty Young Sanctuary line, Aromatherapy sherbet and glass tiles sherbet from lining.. all fabric can be found HERE and batting and webbing can be found at any local fabric shop. I got mine from jo-anns. Our bags finished size (yours could come out slightly different) width 13.5" height 10.5" including handle 16" high depth 4"..

School of Life Design (SoLD) is a curriculum for accessing the Now, training attention and subverting social constructs. Combining the principles of design with elements of magick, meditation, and manifestation, SoLD makes interactive guides for harnessing the creative power of thought.

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