Struggling to find a fun project for WWII? This World War II Scrapbook Project is a great activity to help your students do something different and fun while studying about WWII. This project is simple to do and easy to grade. Have fun! "Thanks for the ideas - wound up making my own, but was super h...
This project was totally cribbed from someone else. Unfortunately, I cannot find the original link. I rewrote it and am kinda proud of the standards-based rubric at the end. Using the metaphor of functions grouped into families, I ask students to create a scrapbook showing all the family members (function transformations) and describing them (characteristics).…
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We are about to begin one of my favorite units--community! Each year, we go all out and make a huge 3-d map of our city, complete wit...
I congratulated myself a year ago on how awesome I was to finish Lincoln’s baby book (the digital scrapbook, project life type version at least) within a couple months of his first birthday. “Go me!” I thought. I patted myself on the back and went about my business. Fast forward to a couple months ago […]
The newest batch of travel-themed collections provide scrapbookers with so many creative possibilities for their layouts, projects and albums. Blog contributor Sachiyo Omitsu came up with some incr…
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This Thing Called Life!
Good morning all :) Today I am sharing my Kaisercraft DT creations with the last collection released for May, Back to Basics! Thi...
Week 12 page 1
Today is the kick off of the Practical Scrappers' Project Life team. Before we left for Florida, I knew I wanted to kind of a hybrid style ...
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Somehow, I have not lost interest in this project over the last few years. Sure, I may fall behind, but the fact that I have these tangible...
Happy Friday everyone, it’s Carly here again to share my project life process with you this month. I have been doing a version of project life for about 2 years now and my approach to it has …
by Michael Shelton [Editor: This article is a compilation of the author's numerous project postings in the DIY Workshop forum. The projects include portable headphone amps with current-boosted output stages, amps with VU meters, amps in mint box enclosures. Accompanying each project description is a set of links to the original forum threads that introduced…
Today I’m participating in the Everyday Electric Blog Hop, which means there is a fun giveaway at the end of this post. It also means that I was sent the Everyday Electic Collection Kit from Echo Park and asked if I’d like to create with it. Is my name Inigo Montoya? Actually no, it isn’t…
The Lilypad
Well.. Pneumonia sucks! lol. It started with the Flu as I mentioned last post, and after about 24hrs of feeling better, I went on a downward spiral and just kept getting worse. Then I ended up in the ER and had X-rays and blood work done to find out I had Pneumonia. (ps. my autocorrect made it say bloodworm instead of work. Glad I saw that or that would have been weird. ;) I am finally, finally starting to feel like my normal self. Summer is here, and I can't wait to spend more time in my craft room! I made this card yesterday with some older, yet favourite stamp sets. I loved making the bottom half of the card with my stamp-a-ma-jig. It's not perfectly stamped, but I don't mind. I tried to make it gender friendly. I made the sentiment simple with a "happy" die from Simon Says Stamp, and cut it out of vellum. Vellum is sometimes tricky to adhere but I just used the tiniest dabs of glossy accents on some of the letters and it's not visible thankfully. Phewf! :) For an added detail above the stamping I used a Lawn Fawn arrow die, and just inlaid it back with the white cuts. Then finished the card with some enamel dots. Also wanted to share the photo of my growing little man… how sweet is he? :) Anyhow, Thanks for stopping by! Hope your summer is starting off well :) :) :)
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