Welcome to our fun collaborative blog hop with the designers from Darkroom Door! You've landed on the stop for the projects by Karen Burniston (that's me!) and Tanya Kostynuk, my business partner and the other half of KB Riley LLC....
July 2018 New Release! Hello Dressy Fans :) Are you loving these new release images from Wendy this month? Not seen them yet - s...
The sale is still on and there are more cards to share! Just in case you are having a problem deciding on what to put in your cart. ;) Agnieszka Danek-Wisniak stamps used: Wreath, Sweetheart & Ice Cream Parlour Set...
Hey LIMettes! It's time for our monthly bumper winners / showCASe post so w hy not grab a brew as we walk you through our choices for l...
Hi all and welcome to another week on the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Thank you for joining us for the …
It's time for the Serendipity Stamps Blog Hop! We're changing it up this year- there will be two hops each month as usual and there will...
Welcome to the second HOP this month for Serendipity Stamps! I took some time off hopping because I moved and had to set up my new ...
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Good afternoon everyone, I've made this camera for you with the cute stamp "Making Cards" of Mo Manning Digital Pencil I've col...
With dried flowers
Hope you're all staying home & staying safe. We're staying out of buildings & so far I've done 2 grocery pick ups. Neither order had every...
Making and sending sympathy cards doesn't have to be complicated. I have 3 easy techniques you can use to make sympathy cards.
MAKING BATTLE CARDS 📖🌿 Purpose • defeat Enemy’s lies • equip ourself with the Word • remind ourselves of God’s goodness • overcome struggles of all kinds I encourage you to make these with me! Comment post requests! 🌸
Occassionally I get requests for Yarn Sample Cards of all the colors in my Tilda Yarn Collection , which you can purchase in my ...
Create gorgeous greeting cards from your toddler's artwork. This simple tutorial shows how making cards with toddlers can produce beautiful results with the simplest materials. Lots of ideas for birthday cards for toddlers to make as well as other homemade card ideas as well.
Here is a fun tried and true old fashioned card making technique. Long before we had all these sumptuous patterned papers we had gorgeous n...
Every year I like to make my own cards; this post shows the process of making watercolour Christmas cards step by step.
Hi stamping friends and welcome back. Today I have Card Making Teacher Cards to share with you. These are created with the new The Write Stuff Stamp and Die set from Simon Says Stamps recent "Just a NOTE" release. It has a great selection of school supplies to stamp and color and awesome sentiments all
... oh, that'll be just me then! The cards shown today are some of those I made for a class planned for The Craft Barn that sadly didn't r...
BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! 1st Grade Math Unit 7 Addition Part 2: In this unit, students will add within 100 including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10. This unit is packed with nine games that were made to engage young learners. It was made with the first grade in mind, but you can adapt it to your lessons to review the skills with second graders and to challenge high level kindergarteners. -add doubles and near doubles. -solve equations adding three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20 -add within 20 by making ten. -learn about fact families and get plenty of practice in adding and subtracting numbers -solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20 -add within 100 adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10 (10~30) -add within 100, including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10 (10~90) -figure out the missing number to balance the equations -determine the unknown numbers to make the equations true.