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This is the first year I’ve had a child in school, and consequently, the first time I’ve put together a teacher appreciation gift. We wanted to give them something nice, that they could use — but also something a bit personal. Supplies 5×7 unfinished wood frames paper trimmer scissors sticky tac twine access the FREE …

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My son brings home crafts from preschool several times a week. One of my favorites was a watercolor “U is for Umbrella” page. However, it was on blue construction paper and the teacher had written “U is for Umbrella” along the side. Of course, that is perfect for school; but not so much for wall …

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When I shop for artwork, I realize two things: I’m cheap {can I use “frugal”? I feel like it sounds nicer than “cheap”} and I’m picky.   When I say “picky” I’m not referring to being some kind of art expert… instead I just mean things like: do the colors coordinate with our home/room? does …

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Today, I’m going to share with you a great kids nativity set to make during the Christmas season.  I will be doing this activity this upcoming Sunday with my second grade Sunday School kiddos.  I didn’t create this idea but found it on Pinterest and decided to check it out and share it with all …

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Last week, in my 2nd Grade Sunday School class, our story was about the Angel Gabriel visiting Mary. The kids in my class really enjoy crafts so after we finished the story, we worked on making these fun angel ornaments using coffee filters. They’re easy to make and are a great addition to your family …

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