I am excited today, to show you a really fun, easy way to decorate your windows for the holidays. This project is not only easy and inexpensive, but it is a great way to add some Christmas decor to your windows that looks festive not only from inside of your house but the outside as well! It is super easy to do and I had almost everything I needed already at home! Bonus!
I have just added some fun new products in the shop!
It is Christmas in July around here!
Do you want to get a head start on your Christmas madness?
Well then, Check out these new products:
I have a “Don’t Eat Santa!” game that is perfect for school parties, family parties, family night or just to entertain the kids! After all, who doesn’t love a game that involves candy?!
There are Christmas gift tags that are over-sized. They are perfect for adding to all your gifts, just print, cut out and you are ready to go! Great for the busy holiday season.
I have Neighbor Gift ideas along with the tags to go with each idea! There are 15 ideas, plus there are 3 blank tags for you to write your own sayings!
And I saved the best for last!
I have a darling nativity set that is perfect for the kids to tell the “First Christmas Story.” These are darling figures, along with the animals and the stable. Just print, cut out, laminate for durability and add magnets to the back for the perfect magnet board activity! Print a set for each of your kids to have and make lots of lasting memories!
(You have to scroll down to the bottom of the product page to view these. I am hoping to get them at the top of the page, but for right now they are are the bottom!)
I Hope you will enjoy these new products and I want to wish you each a
My husband and I just got back from our annual trip to Sunny Arizona! We go every year for Spring Training Baseball, well at least that is what we say we go for, but we pack a whole lot more into this trip than just baseball! My number one favorite reason for going this time of year is for the beautiful sunny skies! It is always so warm and wonderful every year when we go and I love just soaking in all of that gorgeous sunshine. It does make it a little difficult to come home when everyone back home (Utah) says that it is snowing again, but after a glorious 10 days we did decide to come back! :)
I want to send my holiday wishes to you and I hope that you will have a wonderful, magical Christmas Season and enjoy some precious time with your family and friends. If your heart is hurting or sad at this time of year I send my love and prayers that your burdens will be lifted and that happiness will find it’s way back into your life. I am grateful for the time you spend with me each and everyday. I know that time is precious and so I am honored that you would choose to spend a few minutes with me.
I look forward to 2013 with great anticipation and hope that you will join me for all my crafty craziness!
PS. I am doing a guest post today at: Ginger Snap Crafts. If you have a minute drop on over.
Who doesn’t love peanut clusters with the wonderful, smooth chocolate and the salty, nutty crunch of the peanuts?
I don’t know if anyone out there was following my blog way back last Christmas, but I made a comment that I wanted to make Nativity costumes for my all of my grand kids. I looked online and I checked costume stores and there were some cute, expensive ones, but they all came in separate sizes and I wanted something that would be one size fits all from age 2 to 10! I know that I was kind of nuts to think that I would find something, but guess what I did!
I needed a few Christmas tags for our Sinterklass Party so I decided to design a few and now I want to share them with you!
They are for you to print and use for your own personal use.
Several years ago, my oldest son served a mission for our church to the Netherlands. So I asked him about some of the Christmas traditions while he was there and every year since we have celebrated Sinterklaas day in some way or another.
