Lesson #35 lm2 Wise Choices

I made these cute little fan banners for each of the girls in their favorite color. I thought they could hang it on their door for a little reminder to Choose The Right before they leave their rooms.

Lesson #33 lm2 The Sacred Power of Procreation

I forgot to post this last week. Sorry. I didn't come up with anything for this lesson. I just found my idea on Sugardoodle. SEE HERE I thought it was the cutest little quote. I attached it to a little bag of hershey kisses.

"You don't have to kiss every frog to find your prince"

My Clear Creek friend

B and I have been good friends since the good ol' days of Clear Creek. When his cute wife R asked if I would take some family pics for them I was so excited. They have the cutest lil' guy with the most amazing blue eyes. So R, Here's a little sneak peak!

Happy 40th Anniversary

My cute parents celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary this month. We took a few photos to celebrate(:

And all this because 2 people fell in LOVE,

4 boys

This cute family is in my ward and they are about the sweetest people you'll ever meet. These 4-boys were so funny and had such different personalities. M asked if I would take an updated family picture for her and I was happy to. She was so sweet and made us the most delicious dinner to say thanks.

Ugly Buzz

I ♥ Disney's ugly Pook-a-looz dolls. (see here). I decided to attempt to make my own out of some old felt I had. My son loved it, and it was pretty easy to make. I just sketched out what the buzz looked like on an 8x10 piece of paper. I used pellon to iron-on my pieces of felt to each other, and then sewed them together.

Rolo Pencils

I saw this idea in Creating Keepsakes magazine last month, and thought it was cute & Easy. I haven't had to teach for a few weeks (5th Sunday, fast Sunday, and then regional conference) so I took my YW a little treat just for fun. Wishing them a great year at school.

Supplies

1 roll of rolo's candy

Yellow cardstock

Pink cardstock

1 hersheys kiss

a little tinfoil.

By Small and Simple things

Jane's stakes theme for 2010 is By Small and Simple Things. She wanted to do something to go along with the theme. Muslin is such a basic simple fabric so she decided to have a Challenge (See here) for the RS ladies in her ward. I was amazed at the creativity they all put in to this activity. That night you could see how proud everyone was for accomplishing things THEY didn't even know they could do.Some ladies even dyed their muslin with blueberry/plum skins, and coffee. They had an ice cream sundae bar for dessert, and all the ladies had a fun fun night!

I didn't take a picture of the invites but they were so stinkin cute. I found some online HERE. I still can't believe they made 100 of those cute invites.

I loved this gorgeous pillow. She used coffee to die her muslin a little darker .

This magnet board is so cute, and would look so perfect in a Kitchen. I loved the utensil magnets. This talented sister made this adorable baby blanket the day of the activity.

Jane learned to crotchet just for this challenge. So I designed a dress for her to make for my little girl Brighty. I'm pretty dang lucky to have such a talented mom! THANKS!!

Click on the collage to see all the other fabulous projects.