Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Epson Salt Ornaments and Candles
Scripture Christmas Tree Printable
Custom Blog Design by seven thirty three Giveaway!
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Ok, there is more combinations, but you get the idea! You also have the option of putting the $40 towards a full custom design. That means you only have to chip in $30 to have a complete makeover! That is less than the cost of a pedicure!
Monday, December 6, 2010
Cute Wallet
Vintage Ornaments
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Guest Blogger - I Am Momma, Hear Me Roar - Magnetic Alphabet Puzzle
Hello Someday Crafts fans! I am Cheri from
I've got a tutorial for you today, but if you've never heard of my blog before then here are a couple of projects/tutorials you might like.
Okay, today I'm going to show you something that is easy to make and that will entertain and educate young children without making any noise. Sound good? I thought so. Let me introduce our magnetic alphabet puzzles.
It all fits into a mini-lunchbox so it can be easily brought anywhere. The pieces stick to the tin and make a fun, educational toy for a little one.
Alright, let's get down to the details. I used this magnetic paper from Silhouette that you can purchase HERE. This was my first time using it and I fell in love with it. It's super thin and works in your printer just like regular paper. This is what the package looks like.
I used a word processing program to lay out my letters next to my pictures. The pictures are from picnik. They have awesome clip art, even though it's meant to be a photo editing program. If you're wondering how to get just the clip art click HERE where I answer that in my FAQ. After I had my pictures and letters lined up I printed the document on my magnetic paper. (I tried to pick pictures of things that interest my son.)
I used my regular paper cutter to cut them into rectangles. Like I said, the paper is thin enough that it was easy to cut (even with my dull cutter that really needs a new blade).
Lastly, I used a scissors to cut the letter apart from the picture. I tried to make each one different, to help out my son when he's figuring out where they go. He's just learning his letters this year, so I didn't want to make it too hard.
Then I threw them all in a little tin lunchbox. (If you're in Utah they sell these cheap at Roberts and you can use your coupon. If you're not in Utah, I'm pretty sure you can find these at Michaels.) That way the tin itself becomes part of the toy, since the magnets stick to it.
My little guy is already having lots of fun with it. I also think it'll be a great please-be-quiet-because-we're-in-church toy :)
I didn't make the entire alphabet yet. I figure I'll wait until he knows these ones well and then add some more.
This would be a really easy, inexpensive gift idea for any little person in your life.
Thanks for having me, Michelle. All of you are welcome at my blog anytime! Have a great day!
Ornament Cupcakes
Pumpkin/Gourd Snowman
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Peppermint Wreath
4 Types of Advent Calendars!
Friday, December 3, 2010
Picture Clock
Multiple Purse Holder
Neighbor Gifts Galore!
NEIGHBOR GIFTS
where you can show off all of your fun projects featuring neighbor gifts!
Christmas is just around the corner! Whip up some of these fun handmade gifts, so you always have something on hand.
These "root deer" have always been one of my favorites. Head on over to naptime crafters for the how to
For all your friends with a sweet tooth make some decadent royal icing biscuits with Red Ted Art's Blog
And now for my gift ideas!!!
I love all gifts in a jar!!!! The neighbors can use it when they want. Cookie mix, brownie mix, soup mix, soft scrubs, toppings, spices, nuts, cupcakes, pasta, etc. There are so many options. Visit My Delicious Ambiguity to see a round-up of more than 30 gifts in a jar ideas including free printable tags. (Picture from Make It Do.)
Nannygoat made these adorable stamped washer ornaments last year. These would also be fun for your own tree.
Make a CD of your favorite songs and package it in this cute CD holder.
See how to make it at The Creative Itch.
And last (but not least), we've made these deliciously tasty PEPPERMINT MARSHMALLOWS using the recipe from Little Birdie Secrets. We give a packages of hot cocoa mix and a large marshmallow for every person in the family. My neighbors love it (especially their husbands.)
Please join your crafty post if, and only if, it corresponds with the category and theme of Neighbor Gifts. (If it doesn't fit in this category, please link it up to Whatever Goes Wednesday.) Link up crafts, decor, sewing projects, food, tips, etc, that has to do with neighbor gifts. If you have joined a neighbor gifts project to a party on my blog before, feel free to add it to this show too! If you have a lot of turkey projects, please choose your favorites. (Please no more than 4 posts per blog). Link to the specific posts, not to your main blog page.
Let's see what you have created (either recently or in the past)!
Check back here to see the rest of the FALL ideas from the last CC Show- amazing!!