FREE 2015 Youth Theme Printable Set

Hello everyone! I made a set of 2015 Youth Theme printables for the Young Women in my stake, and I wanted to make them available to anyone who might be able to use them! There is an 11x17 poster, 8x10 sign, 8.5x11 binder cover, 4x5 cards, 4 inch square cards, bookmarks, pillow boxes, and a set of 12 tags. These would be great for gifts and favors throughout the year, or for whatever you'd like!

I would love some help spreading the word--please feel free to PIN this and direct everyone back here to my blog to download. Thank you! :)

Download the files here-be sure to download all 4 parts to get all your files!--


2015 Theme Part 1
2015 Theme Part 2
2015 Theme Part 3
2015 Theme 11x17 Poster

Candy Corn Party!

Hi guys! I just wanted to share some pictures of my daughters Candy Corn Party--it turned out so adorable! :)

I used this set of Candy Corn Printables from my shop:

They can be found HERE!

Have a great Halloween everyone! :)

Christmas Tile Coaster Set

Last year, I made this set of 4 tile coasters for neighborhood gifts, and I love the way they turned out! Here's a little peek at what I did:

First, I bought tons of 4 inch white tiles at Home Depot--I think they are about .16 each. Then I printed out this set of 4 Christmas prints onto white cardstock and cut them out. These prints are available at my Etsy Shop HERE!

 Next, I Mod Podged the back of each print and centered them on the tiles. Then I flipped them over and let them dry for a few minutes. I also covered all the counter tops in my kitchen with wax paper first, just to make clean up easier.

 Then I slathered Mod Podge all over the front of them and let them dry. I had tiles covering every inch of my kitchen!

 When they were dry, I just put 4 peel-and-stick rubber dots to the bottoms of each tile to prevent any surfaces from getting scratched.

 Then I wrapped each set of 4 coasters up in a cute bag tied up with cute Christmas ribbons.

Tah-dah! A very cute and inexpensive little gift. :)

Super Dad Fathers Day

Here's a few pictures of the Super Dad printables that I used for Fathers Day:

This is one of my hubby's favorite meals--pulled pork sandwiches on homemade buns, grilled pineapple, and Dr. Pepper, of course. Yum. Hope you all had a great weekend too!

Free LUCKY Banner!

Hello everyone! I've got a little St. Patrick's Day freebie for ya today. Just right click and save, then print! They are formatted to print on 8.5x11. Enjoy!

 

I also have a LUCKY printable party in my Etsy shop HERE!

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I Toadally Love You!!

I know it's a bit late to be posting our Valentine's Day festivities, but February is a busy month at our house! Here's a little run-down of our froggy fun: 

This year my theme was "I Toadally Love You", so of course the day was filled with all things froggy! Here's a look at a few of the things we did!

First, I printed out this "I Toadally Love You" banner to hang on the window:

 Then, I went through my spring decorations and pulled out my frogs, toadstools, and a tree disk. I have tons of grass around my house, so that made the perfect "swamp" set up.  I set these up on the table and used it for my backdrop throughout the day.

  

For breakfast we had hot chocolate with chocolate frog stir sticks, and frog pancakes. Yes, those are supposed to be frogs. :)

I found some stuffed frogs and frog paddle toys at the dollar store. I'll buy anything for a buck. Obviously.

Then, while the kiddos were at school, I got started on some more frog fun.

 Green kiwi-strawberry punch with matching adorable tags, of course.

Chocolate frogs and cute wrapped mini chocolate bars.

Chocolate frogs on green mint dipped Oreos (lily pads).

Frog cake pops. Yeah, those are frogs.

After school snack. Loved those little guys.

We also had froggy fajitas for dinner which I forgot to get pictures of. I did get a picture of our frogs eyes: deviled eggs. Followed by mint chocolate chip ice cream, and froggy cupcakes. Those were so much cuter in my head. 

It turned out to be a fabulous Valentine's Day, and my kids loved all the froggy love. I love that I pulled this off without spending hardly any money. It just takes a little time and creativity to make your kids feel special, right?

Hope you all had a great Valentine's Day too!

I can't wait for next year, I have most of it already planned in my head! 

The printables I used can be found in my Etsy shop, HERE!

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