With love, laughter, and a bit of nuttiness we invite you to join in on our journey to forever!
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Stay tuned!!!
I know I have disappeared from blog land for awhile. I have really enjoyed just being with my family!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Classroom Treat - Christmas 2010
Snowmen on my mind
Aren’t these SUPER cute!
Melted Snowman (LOVE THIS)
I had every intention of making these for my boy’s classmates, but I can honestly say it’s not happening (major bummer). Maybe I will make them next week, for neighborhood friends and family. If you want the how-to's, head over to The Idea Room and Amy will show you!!!
But I did spy these darling marshmallow treats over at eighteen25 and I know that I can definitely make them.
So sugarplums will be dancing in my house over the next few days.
Happy Treat Making To You,
Megan
Labels:
Christmas,
Crafts,
Gift Ideas,
Holidays,
Kids Crafts,
Party Ideas,
Tutorials
Friday, December 03, 2010
Tutorial - Ornament Wreath
Fun wreath and so easy to make
So how did I make the wreath on my front door?
Here is the tutorial from Eddie Ross. The best thing about this wreath is that it’s super easy to do. Go check it out and then come back and tell me all about the wreath you made ( I just know you will want to make one after you see how simple this is). Go ahead, I'm waiting.
FYI - I bought a package of shatterproof ornaments from Wal-Mart and had my son help me string the ornaments on. Needle nose pliers do make this much easier!
I just need to make a bigger bow to hide the hanger! Anybody know of any good bow making tutorials? I really struggle with making cute bows!
Happy Wreath Making to you,
Megan
Labels:
Christmas,
Crafts,
Decorating,
Holidays,
Tutorials
Thursday, December 02, 2010
Paper Snowflakes Tutorial
The cutest snowflakes
Wanna make your own paper snowflakes?
Here’s the tutorial I posted a few years ago!
Happy Flaking to you,
Megan
Labels:
Christmas,
Crafts,
Decorating,
Tutorials
Advent
The Countdown Begins…
The house is decorated,
the children are super excited,
and the advent calendars
have begun their countdown to Christmas!!!
I love this time of year – the excitement, the opportunities to serve, the food, the decorating, etc… Sometimes I get so caught up in the preparing and doing that I have to remind myself to focus on what is really important. That is why I love advent calendars!
There are many different kinds (and I have several in my house) but my most favorite is the one that I made last year...
(click here).
Each day, as a family, we read a scripture, do a simple activity together, and sing a Christmas song together.
If you desire to get more out of your holiday season, check out my Christmas posts from last year. Start with day one (December 1st) and follow the simple instructions each day and you will find your focus shifting to the real meaning of the season!
Happy Holidays To You,
Megan
Labels:
Christmas,
Holidays,
spiritual things
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Yummy Thanksgiving Treats
Check out these treats
I am still trying to pick which treat I want to make for C’s preschool Thanksgiving Feast!!! I know – way to wait until the last minute, but maybe you can help me decide.
I was checking out familyfun.go.com and found some REALLY cute treats for kiddos! Here are the two I have narrowed it down to.
So which one would you make?
Happy feasting to you,
Labels:
Autumn,
Holidays,
Kids Crafts,
Party Ideas,
Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Give Thanks
…In Style
Do you have a kids table at your Thanksgiving feast? Depending on where we are feasting there will be a table set aside for the younger ones. I have fond memories as a young girl, sitting with my cousins - coloring; playing games; not having any adults telling me how I ought to sit and eat; and enjoying the yummy food together.
Well, this year we will be having a kids table at our Thanksgiving meal destination and you just have to see this SUPER clever idea I saw over at One Charming Party! (Check out the blog for the how-to's)
I can’t wait to make this for the kiddos this year! Maybe I will make the corn husks for the adults too. So much fun!
Happy Thanksgiving to you,
Labels:
Autumn,
Holidays,
Kids Crafts,
Thanksgiving
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