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Tissue Flower Centerpieces
Here is a picture of all the centerpieces I had made for our Stake Enrichment event. Tutorial found HERE To view more please visit my blog!
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Tissue Flower Centerpieces!
I am busy at work with our upcoming stake enrichment/ women’s conference. We are doing a day of service projects and classes. The only thing we need centerpieces for are the food tables. Here are the 2 I have completed so far, I got this idea HERE…so cute * I used the bigger peat pots, so I didn’t stack them. Just used a little paint and some ribbon:) To view more please visit my blog!
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Seasonal Picture Frames
I bought the plain frames from craft warehouse or michaels. Decorated them with paper and embellishments. They turned out so cute!! To view more please visit my blog!
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Homemade Baby Spider Costume!
This is a super easy homemade spider costume for baby!! This is what you will need….Black hooded sweater, black pants, soft black material that matches (enough for 4 legs and a back), pillow stuffing, flat back googly eyes. You’ll need a sewing machine and a needle and thread. I cut the legs out of fabric, about the size of the arms on the sweater, sew them together and sew a circle at one end (that part is completed in the picture below). Then you will cut a big circle for the back. First stuff the legs with stuffing, and sew them onto the back of the sweater 2 on each…
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Cow Cake made with Marshmallow Fondant
Here is the Cow Cake my sister and I made for our 8-Cow Enrichment night. It went so well. We had 8 stations that each had 5 minute lessons. One of the stations was Grazing where we had cow pies(no bake cookies) and this cute fondant cake! (Made with marshmellow fondant visit Fondant 101 website for the Fondant Recipe) *** Update: I’ve made a how to Tutorial for this cow cake with lots of pictures! You can see it HERE. Look at that face! Here is a handout that we put together for the sisters to take home. They are little fridge magnets with a mirror on the front (printed on cardstock and…
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Crayon Roll Up
These are a fun way to store crayons for little ones. I got the instructions off line at “Skip to my Lou – crayon roll up tutorial” Here are pictures of mine… To view more please visit my blog!
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Photo Fridge Magnets
**This post has been updated with more details and bigger pictures, you can see it HERE. My mom and I made these when she came to visit. We used glass rocks (1″) that are flat on one side, cut pictures of each of her grandchildren, and glued them on. Then we added a magnet to the back. I made them for my mother-in-law as well and she loved them!! They make a great gift for loved ones. On the fridge. Supplies…
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Jam Jar Decorating!
My crafts are centered around the baby shower I am throwing this week. For one of the prizes I am giving away a homemade jar of Strawberry Jam. So I decided to decorate it with the theme of the shower (brown and blue). I used scrapbook paper on the top and around the base and printed out a cute clipart picture of a mommy and baby (edited to my colors) and added wording and the date of the shower. I put some ribbon around the top ring and added a descriptive tag on top with a ribbon bow. To view more please visit my blog!
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Bean Bag Toss!
These little bean bags are simple to make just cut out some squares and sew right-sides together, leave about an inch or more open slot to turn right-side out and fill with beans, rice, or craft fill beads. Then hand sew opening closed. For the board I just traced and cut circles out on one side of a large cardboard box. Paint if desired.I was in charge of sharing time last Sunday for the Primary so I put this together for the activity. The kids loved it! To view more please visit my blog!
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Home Blocks
Here’s a fun and easy idea for a House Warming Gift. Home Blocks! These are really cute and easy to make! (This post contains affiliate links) Supplies: 3 inch unfinished wood blocks from Michaels craft store Scrapbook Paper Yes Glue Embellishments (ribbon, buttons, twine, etc.) Paint/paint brush Stamp ink pad/makeup sponge Hot glue gun Steps: I sanded and painted the blocks first, then I cut and glued the paper on with “yes” glue. Once it was dry I sanded the edges, then used a makeup sponge and stamp ink on the edges to get the rusty look. Then I put on letters and embellishments (hot glue gun works fine for embellishments).…
