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Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
23 June 2011
15 June 2011
JAM.
Brett is nice. He spray-painted the lids of all the billions of baby food jars we had hanging out at our house. I used the ChalkBoard spray paint so I could write messages on the lids.
Here is the strawberry freezer jam I made with the finished lid.
(I love how I get the jam all set up for it's own photo shoot . . . can you just imagine me taking these pictures at every angle? I erased about 10 before choosing this one. How lame am I! It's almost as bad as the self-taken Facebook pictures when girls pout their lips at the camera.)
Here is the strawberry freezer jam I made with the finished lid.
(I love how I get the jam all set up for it's own photo shoot . . . can you just imagine me taking these pictures at every angle? I erased about 10 before choosing this one. How lame am I! It's almost as bad as the self-taken Facebook pictures when girls pout their lips at the camera.)
06 June 2011
HOMEMADE COASTERS.
My friend Lindsey made these cute coasters for me and I love them. She used tiles, scrapbook paper, and mod podge. Great idea for gift-giving!
05 May 2011
HOMEMADE FINGER PAINT.
When I was growing up, my mom was great about keeping us kids busy with crafts of all kinds. I hope to do the same with Luella. Today she did her first craft.
I found a great recipe for homemade finger paint made from flour and water, which is great because I wasn't paranoid when her fingers went to her mouth.
Here is the recipe:
2 cups flour (any kind will do)
cold water
boiled hot water
food dye
Add 2 cups flour into a large bowl. Add cold water until a smooth paste forms (mix out any lumps). Slowly add boiled hot water, stirring constantly until you reach a desired consistency (the mix should be a little thicker for finger painting).
I'm going to start doing monthly projects with her and collect her crafts in a book of some sort.
I found a great recipe for homemade finger paint made from flour and water, which is great because I wasn't paranoid when her fingers went to her mouth.
Here is the recipe:
2 cups flour (any kind will do)
cold water
boiled hot water
food dye
Add 2 cups flour into a large bowl. Add cold water until a smooth paste forms (mix out any lumps). Slowly add boiled hot water, stirring constantly until you reach a desired consistency (the mix should be a little thicker for finger painting).
I'm going to start doing monthly projects with her and collect her crafts in a book of some sort.
11 April 2011
CUSTOM CALENDAR.
This is what I made today! (Expect this is the online picture.) But I did copy this idea for my office. I'm proud of my attempt at being semi-creative lately. It's nice to have an outlet where I can remember that I am a person outside of being a mother, and that it's ok to develop my talents on the side.
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