Sunday, April 8, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Wordful Wednesday - Obsession
Now that we are counting down, let the outfit collecting and making commence. I did the same thing for our last trip to Disney.
My mom is making Lily a dress out of this pillowcase I bought. I can NOT wait to see it!! Thank you mom! :D
Actually I have been collecting clothes for our Disney trip for a few months now. I know I am crazy, but I like to be prepared. ^_^
For more WW check out 5 Minutes for Mom, Seven Clown Circus Parenting by Dummies, Project Alicia,, The InfoMouse & Fresh Mommy.
My mom is making Lily a dress out of this pillowcase I bought. I can NOT wait to see it!! Thank you mom! :D
Actually I have been collecting clothes for our Disney trip for a few months now. I know I am crazy, but I like to be prepared. ^_^
For more WW check out 5 Minutes for Mom, Seven Clown Circus Parenting by Dummies, Project Alicia,, The InfoMouse & Fresh Mommy.
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custom clothes,
disney,
Lily,
mom,
rapunzel
Monday, April 2, 2012
Disney Vacation Countdown
My husband and I booked our next Disney vacation and I wanted to do something special to count down the days. Last year I had intended on making a paper chain, but never got around to it.
When I stumbled upon this idea made by Happy Clippings one day while looking at Pinterest, I knew these chalkboard mickey heads would be perfect.
To make mine I used...
white foam board (black would probably be better....but I bought mine for a dollar at the dollar store.)
Mod Podge
plates for the Mickey template
pencil
xacto knife
paint brush
chalk and black chalkboard paint.
After tracing the circles to make the heads, I cut them out with an xacto knife. Then I put on a couple coats of mod podge on both sides of the head. Using the Mod Podge helped with the head not curving. Then I followed the instructions on the can of chalkboard paint (I had some from another project) and painted it.
My kids love them! Not bad for a project that only cost me $1.00 for 2 of them! (I already had all of the other supplies on hand from other projects.)
Linking to these parties, here.
When I stumbled upon this idea made by Happy Clippings one day while looking at Pinterest, I knew these chalkboard mickey heads would be perfect.
To make mine I used...
white foam board (black would probably be better....but I bought mine for a dollar at the dollar store.)
Mod Podge
plates for the Mickey template
pencil
xacto knife
paint brush
chalk and black chalkboard paint.
After tracing the circles to make the heads, I cut them out with an xacto knife. Then I put on a couple coats of mod podge on both sides of the head. Using the Mod Podge helped with the head not curving. Then I followed the instructions on the can of chalkboard paint (I had some from another project) and painted it.
My kids love them! Not bad for a project that only cost me $1.00 for 2 of them! (I already had all of the other supplies on hand from other projects.)
Linking to these parties, here.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Sunday Citar - Under 100
"We believed in our idea - a family park where parents and children could have fun- together. " ~ Walt Disney
Thank you for stopping by Sunday Citar! This blog quote meme was created by Fresh Mommy. You can stop by her blog to see the quotes and photos that she and everyone else is loving right now.
We can't wait. :D
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