Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Leprechaun Hats

So, I am a day behind in my week long St. Patrick's Day celebration posts. My little thing for yesterday flopped. Tomorrow I will get the ingredients needed and make 2 posts to catch up.

This evening we did a little craft. We made leprechaun hats! Super easy to make, adorable as decorations.



Things Needed:
mini clay pots
green paint
black ribbon
paint brush
gold glitter glue pen
tacky glue

Paint the pots green. Allow to dry. Cut a piece of ribbon to fit the pot, just above the rim. Wrap ribbon and glue one end to the other. I overlapped mine just a bit to do this. Draw the buckle with the glitter glue pen. Allow that to dry and tada! Leprechaun hats!


Sunday, October 20, 2013

Memory Shadow Boxes

Hey everyone! We've not been posting much the past week because we've been working nonstop on a HUGE project. I can't wait to share it with all of you! We are just waiting on some last minute things to come in the mail to finishing making the items.

I figured I would share an old DIY project to make up for it. These memory shadow boxes went up on my "Best of Times" wall that I made for my boys. Super simple to make and a lovely way to memorialize the moment that you became a parent!

You will need:
Shadow box
Scrapbook paper
Momentos from the hospital/birth
Tape
Scissors


The easiest way to get the paper the size you need is to the the back of the frame and trace it onto the paper. From there you can trim it down to size and tape to the frame back. I used a roll on tape that can be found in the craft sections. If you put the hospital bracelet like I did, you will need to secure it with glue (or tape if you may want to take it out later on). Place the items into the box how you would like them to be and put the back on. Now hang those adorable boxes up to show off to future guests! Here is our completed wall. I made some subway art with their birth stats and clocks set on their birth times.


We have gotten so many compliments on this wall when people visit. I find myself looking at the wall once in a while reflecting on those moments when my life completely changed.