And so my owl addiction continues to show =). Here is the sweetest mini album I created by altering the new journaling binders from BasicGrey.
Come check out my full tutorial with step-by-step photos for this adorable mini album over at the BasicGrey blog here.
(Don't forget to enter the giveaway at the end of the tutorial.)
And if you have an owl addiction as well, check out some of my other owl projects here.
Owl be back soon! Sorry, I had to =).
Are you ready for some football? With the first big football weekend upon us, I wanted to re-share a Super Bowl party I created for Fiskars last season in case you are planning some fun festivities soon! You can find the full party, photos, and directions here.
With the start of school, I am also sharing some school lunch ideas over at SheKnows. Can you figure out the theme of this lunch? You will likely be surprised. You can find full photos and directions here.
And earlier this week I shared some free, printable miniature candy bar wrappers for Halloween over at Eighteen25 as part of their annual Spooktacular taking place all month. Be sure to check out all of the other cool Spooktacular projects, and you can find my wrappers here.
I admit to having an owl addiction ... and "owl" be back soon with more fall fun! =)
It's time again to think about end-of-the-school-year gift ideas, and I have the sweetest candidate here...
I'm excited to join the altered arts design team over at BasicGrey, and this adorable fella is my first project to share. He's easy to make using something you likely have in your pantry right now!
You can find step-by-step directions and photos right here.
Next up for Halloweek is a printable to make my owl treat boxes featured in the October issue of Scrapbooks Etc. magazine.
Page 1 of pdf template is here.
Page 2 of pdf template is here.
Print the design onto the back of your cardstock (so the lines will be hidden inside). Cut on solid lines. Score and fold on dotted lines.
Check out the entire party here at Scrapbooks Etc. for lots more Halloween ideas such as bat straws...
... and fun spool crafts...
... and best costume ribbons ...
... and invites and decorations. See you tomorrow for more Halloween fun =).
My youngest son has already finished up the school year (kindergarten ends early) and I wanted to bring in a little treat for him to hand out to his classmates at the end-of-school party. Really I think they are from *me* as I'm more traumatized about school ending than him. I helped out in the classroom once a week so I have become quite attached to these sweet kids.
I figured I'd share the printable in case anyone would like to make some, too. They are made to fit around Hershey Miniatures Chocolate Bars. Just cut out, fold at each vertical line, and adhere around bar on the adhesive tab. I recommend "signing" them before cutting.
Print onto white cardstock and *be sure* to set the Page Scaling to None when printing or they won't be the right size. The PDF is here: Download Owlmissyou
I also kept with the owl theme for "wrapping" the teacher gift. I simply cut angles from the top corners of a small treat bag and folded down, stapling once filled with goodies to secure. I added eyes made up of circle punches and a rounded chest freehand cut with scissors.
At first I thought he looked too mad, but now I just can't get enough of him. Lots of personality :P
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