Ten tiny fingers, ten tiny toes... My mom, SILs, & I are going to be hosting a baby shower for a cousin-in-law of mine, who recently had a baby boy. Guess who was on invitation duty? ;-) I thought on it for awhile, and came up with something I liked...assembly was the "easy" part. It was all the cutting, stamping, embossing, etc...that took all my time! :) Ready for the end result? OK. :) Everything is SU except for the baby feet stamp. I got that AGES ago (10 years??) when I started stamping, and it's one of my non-SU stamps I've kept for such an occasion. ;-) Supplies: Bashful Blue & Whisper White cardstock, Big Shot, Polka dot embossing folder, Bashful Blue gingham ribbon Well, what do you think? I'd love to hear from you! :) Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a GREAT day! :) Crystal
Two Little Feet Ten Tiny Toes Happy Mother's Day 2023 Footprint Craft Footprint Art Kids Toddler Foot Printable Mother's Day Keepsake Happy Mother's Day 2023!! Quick & easy to create but will leave a lasting impression! *********************************** Instant Download - Printable File STEP 1. Download STEP 2. Print File - at home or local print shop. STEP 3. Print child's footprint to create a canvas. You will receive: A4 and 8.5x11" size (high-quality JPG, PDF files) *********************************** ❤️ SAVE MONEY - Create a gift that is priceless on a very small budget. ❤️MORE TIME - Instant download to quickly create in minutes. ❤️ SUPER EASY - No need to be an arty crafty person to make these work. ❤️ STAY SAFE - Perfect to print on a home printer & create at home. ❤️ HAPPY TEARS - Give the best kind of gift that comes from the heart. ❤️ CHERISH FOREVER - Special memories to love and keep forever. ❤️ CRAFT TIME - Great sensory fun creating & painting with children. *********************************** GIFT FROM THE HEART PROMISE I guarantee you will be creating baby memories and heartfelt gifts LIKE A PRO with my prints or your money back!! Absolutely no risk to you! *********************************** I'M ONLY A STRANGER ONCE Please feel free to message me if you have any issues, questions, or need help. *********************************** ADVICE, TIPS & TRICKS - Etsy will email you a download link to access your files. - You can also access your files within your Etsy account from a desktop computer. - Print on medium or heavy white cards for best results. - Set your print settings too high/best quality. - Use child-safe ink or paint. Have fun & be creative! - Print a couple of copies - so you can choose the best one after dried. - Have another person help for best results. - Hand write names/date and frame for a personal touch. *********************************** PLEASE NOTE: - This is not a physical product. This is a digital download file. - This file come as shown and is not editable/cannot be customized. - Print colors may vary due to monitors, paper & printer settings. - SINGLE/PERSONAL USE ONLY - Please do not print of multiple copies, share, sell or distribute files. This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
Download and print the free Baby Milestone Cards printable pdf set. Original, colourful Mamahoela design to record those special moments.
Ten tiny toes and a little button nose. Baby feet. Maternity, new baby, new mum ,newborn or baby shower gift. This is a book folding pattern to enable you to fold your own book inthe design pictured and for you to decorate how you choose. This is for a mark, CUT & FOLD written pattern NOT for a completed book fold You will need a hardback book at 23cm tall, and with at least 599 pages. This pattern is a PDF available for instant download. Includes a free English written book folding tutorial PDF All patterns have been tested. Please do not copy, share or sell this pattern but I do hope you sell lots of books made using it! Please view my other items. You can also find me on my Facebook page as Zoë's Novel Creations Hope you enjoy your folding!
Oh boy.. I have lots of photos to share today. I had my art group girls over yesterday for some fun. We haven't met in a while so I was really excited about it. I even took time to do some of the things I love to do, like decorate and bake. I love a theme party! I'm sure you'll be able to guess what this theme is. lol lol... so the first picture just happens to be of "boughten" cupcakes. Really I did bake a couple of things, but I crabbed these the day before at the store... not sure how things would go for me "time wise". They were to festive to pass up anyway. The drinking glasses had test tubes filled with goodies in them. Instead of looking in the (very picked over) Halloween isle at Hobby Lobby, I went to the Christmas isle. It was surprising how much silver and black there is there. All of the things hanging on the light were from the Christmas isle. We are a pretty low key group.. so nothing fancy food wise is expected by any meansit seems there is always way..to snack on ..none the less. We had apples with Carmel dip, mini pumpkin muffins,cookies, chips and salsa, crackers with meat and cheese, ect.. oh and hot cider. I had so much to do the night before but it was Dans day off so he wanted me to watch a movie. I have SUCH a hard time sitting and watching TV without doing something else. I don't know why , but it drives me crazy.. lol Anyway, I decided to busy myself while sitting there. I punched two different sized circles out of black and orange cardstock and glued them back to back on this thin black ribbon to make this long garland that I hung in the window. It was really quick, simple and fun.. so I'm thinking I'll be doing this for other occasions also! There was lots of chatting and creating going on around this table yesterday afternoon. It was great to have my sis Jan be able to join us now. Left to right Deb, Stephanie, Paula ,Jan and I. I'll show you the projects we worked on. I don't think any of us got ours finished before the end of the day..because we did alot of chatting. lol.. but I finished mine up to show you today. I had gotten some of these small decorative dowels when I was at Junk Bonanza. I was wishing I had picked up more, but Stephanie found a link to a place that sells them HERE I had them in mind for making fairies on spools like I've done so many times before,but this time we mixed it up a bit and used them a number of different ways. The large one in the background is a wooden candlestick that I altered. I'll show more of that , down further in this post. This is one of the darling little fairy girls from the Crafty Secrets "Altered Fairies" sheet of Creative Scraps. Look at the darling little book she is holding. The little book is now on the new Double sided Sheets. The wooden stars I hot glued to the tops of the other ones, are about a quarter of an inch think, so I used fine glitter on the edges. I then hot glued smaller size clothes pins to the backs to that they could be card, or photo holders. I wanted to be able to keep these out in my room all year long..but you could see how fun they would be for different holidays. Fun note holders or place card holders?? So once I started digging in my big box of wood pieces I found these candle sticks and some big (rounded end) clothes pins. This would be a fun photo holder...but for now it's holding the cool vintage Bingo cards that Steph gave us. Loving these bingo cards!! You know how I adore vintage trims. so... thought I would add some to this ...just so I could enjoy looking at them. The round piece that is altered with papers is one of the paper discs that make up a ribbon spool. It makes a kind of "Shelf". I cut and covered it with some of my favorite papers and then cut a scalloped edge with my decorative scissors, to add around the edge of it. I couldn't resist making a Christmas one with this darling little image from the Crafty Secrets Double sided "Christmas" Creative Scraps. I had a couple of old green wooden spools, that make me think of Christmas the minute I saw them. I added the little white fence to it. Some of the dowels I painted and some I left natural.( I'm totally sure Glimmer Mist would work wonderful on these also) So .. below is the first project that was the inspiration for the other. I did these for the Fancy Pants Blog this week, using one of the brand new paper lines. "Hot Chocolate". You can see this project and all the other projects that are posted on the Fancy Pants blog using this new line ... AND the other new line "Love Birds" ohhhhh SO CUTE! I used my fine glue pen to highlight the design elements on the paper with glitter. These will be so fun to set out for the holidays. Boy I tossed alot at you in that one post didn't I? lol Sorry, but a girls gotta share. lol It was great fun to have the girls here this time. I look so forward to the creative inspiration I get when we are all together sharing. This was a low key day of crafting, which we all agreed we needed. Next time Paula will be teaching us Zetti. I just love the look of it ..but boy it will me a challenge for me. Bright Bold colors, painting, and lots of free hand drawing... hmmmm.... I'm always talking about challenging yourself and stepping out of your comfort zone... well, I'll certainly "be there". lol You can see some of it here on Paulas blog. ********************************************************************* Okay friends... I hope you enjoy the weekend and have a HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! + boo
Here’s a DIY craft that’s perfect for Easter! This paper Jumping Jack Easter Bunny is really easy to make – and super fun to play with!
Ten Tiny Fingers Ten Tiny Toes She Is Cute As A Button Sweet As A RoseYou will receive this design in the following formats:SVG FileTransparent PNGEPSDXF
A few of my dear friends gave birth this past week and rather than bombard them with unsolicited advice, I thought I’d share with the internet. You’re welcome. Dear new mama, You just brought life into this world and it was work. You should be so proud of yourself. You are beautiful and so is your sweet babe. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the love you feel for your child. Or just overwhelmed. Watching your partner hold your baby for the first time will make you feel like the heart-eyed emoji. There is no better feeling than that first...
Note: This book has been marked down to half price because it bears some minor water damage. We have checked it and all the patterns are still usable. What's cuter than baby toes and toddler piggies? The adorable handmade booties and slippers that cover them! This precious collection of 30 baby booties and slipper projects is packed full of gorgeous designs, adorable styles, and cutie-pie looks. From newborns to toddlers, there's plenty here to keep those ten tiny pearls warm, cozy, and in style. Whether you want to make delicate and classic booties or a pair of funky, fun slippers, Baby Booties and Slippers has just what you’re looking for to treat that special child in your life. This treasure trove of baby patterns includes: 30 simple-to-make, cute-as-a-button booties and slipper projects you can stitch, knit, or crochet Accurate sizing information and templates Beautiful illustrations with sketches and swatches to bring each project to life A new baby or toddler is the perfect excuse to get creative, and what could be a more delightful gift than an adorable handmade pair of booties or slippers? About the Author Having studied Fine Art at the Slade School, London, Susie Johns began her publishing career as a magazine editor before becoming a freelance writer and designer. She is the author of more than 30 craft books on a range of subjects including knitting, crochet, papier-mâché and embroidery. Susie has also contributed to a number of magazines, such as Let's Knit, Crafts Beautiful, Embroidery, Needlecraft, Woman's Weekly, Family Circle, Practical Parenting and Art Attack and has made several television appearances demonstrating various crafts. She particularly enjoys art and craft activities that involve recycling and reinventing. Susie is a qualified teacher and runs workshops in drawing and painting, knitting and crochet, embroidery, and 3D design. She is the founder member of the East Greenwich knitting group, 'Knitting Night at The Pelton'. Published by GMC Publications on January 7, 2014 Paperback, 160 pages English Dimensions 7.4" x 0.86" x 9.01"
Two Little Feet Ten Tiny Toes Happy Valentine's Day 2024 Footprint Craft Footprint Toast Kids Toddler Foot Printable Valentine's Keepsake Happy Valentine's Day 2024! Quick & easy to create but will leave a lasting impression! *********************************** Instant Download - Printable File STEP 1. Download STEP 2. Print File - at home or local print shop. STEP 3. Print child's footprint to create a canvas. You will receive: A4 and 8.5x11" size (high-quality JPG, PDF files) *********************************** ❤️ SAVE MONEY - Create a gift that is priceless on a very small budget. ❤️MORE TIME - Instant download to quickly create in minutes. ❤️ SUPER EASY - No need to be an arty crafty person to make these work. ❤️ STAY SAFE - Perfect to print on a home printer & create at home. ❤️ HAPPY TEARS - Give the best kind of gift that comes from the heart. ❤️ CHERISH FOREVER - Special memories to love and keep forever. ❤️ CRAFT TIME - Great sensory fun creating & painting with children. *********************************** GIFT FROM THE HEART PROMISE I guarantee you will be creating baby memories and heartfelt gifts LIKE A PRO with my prints or your money back!! Absolutely no risk to you! *********************************** I'M ONLY A STRANGER ONCE Please feel free to message me if you have any issues, questions, or need help. *********************************** ADVICE, TIPS & TRICKS - Etsy will email you a download link to access your files. - You can also access your files within your Etsy account from a desktop computer. - Print on medium or heavy white cards for best results. - Set your print settings too high/best quality. - Use child-safe ink or paint. Have fun & be creative! - Print a couple of copies - so you can choose the best one after dried. - Have another person help for best results. - Hand write names/date and frame for a personal touch. *********************************** PLEASE NOTE: - This is not a physical product. This is a digital download file. - This file come as shown and is not editable/cannot be customized. - Print colors may vary due to monitors, paper & printer settings. - SINGLE/PERSONAL USE ONLY - Please do not print of multiple copies, share, sell or distribute files. This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
Today we talked about the important role of firefighters. Our craft project was based on a poem called "Five Little Firefighters." I got the idea from KidsSoup, but because I'm not a member I only had a tiny picture to go by. So I just made it up as best I could. Yesterday I got a red hand print from all of the kids. I was so happy with myself for remembering to put the print near the top of the paper to leave room for the poem below. I completely forgot I needed to leave room at the top for the heads and hats! Oops! Oh well, it was an easy fix. I just cut out the hand prints and put them on another piece of paper. Then the kids used a glue stick to add heads to the fingertips. The heads are just circles I traced from a marker cap onto a few different colors of paper. Then they glued on firefighter hats. The hats are a little silly. I did the best I could. I made two kinds, one with a short rim on one side and a long rim on the other (like the firefighter is looking sideways) and the other one with two short rims (as if the firefighter is looking straight ahead). But that was unnecessary because the kids didn't pay attention to that when they drew on the faces. So I would say you only need one kind of hat. After drawing faces, the kids drew arms -- basically just red lines coming off the fingers. Finally, they drew the hose, which started at the pinky and went to the thumb. And then they used a glue bottle and blue glitter (say that 5 times fast!) to make the water coming out of the hose. I added a copy of the poem to the bottom of the paper. These turned out pretty cute! Here's the poem I used: Five little firefighters sleeping in a row. Ring goes the bell, down the pole they go. They jump on the engine and put out the fire. Now they're back home, but they sure are tired. **Linking up to TGIF Linky Party at Living Life Intentionally!**
This 6" x 6" stencil, Ten Tiny Toes, is from Echo Park. This stencil features sets of baby footprints and dots in between. This stencil can be used with your favorite inks, markers, pastes, paints, mists, sprays, and other crafting mediums (sold separately). This stencil can be used for cards, scrapbook pages, tags, and other paper crafting projects. This stencil is made in the USA.
Even the littlest kids can handle these Halloween arts and crafts projects.
Hi All! Today I want to share with you something that I have been meaning to show you for a while now. I'm talking about Baby Feet! I think Baby Baby Feet are the cutest things ever. Don't worry, it's not a foot fetish... I don't like all feet, only tiny ones ;) So even before Pinterest was around I had made these shadow boxes of both my children's feet! The one on the left is my son Tomas' at 1 month old (2004) and the one on the right is my daughter Maia's feet also at one month old (2006). They are both soooo very different! The 8x10 frames I used below were bought at IKEA. Now that my kids are older they love to see how small they really were. Today I will share with you how to make your own. You may want to pin this if you have a baby in your life or on its way! Those little tiny feet eventually get huge and not so cute, so if you want to remember how they used to be you might want to give this craft a try! Very good friends of ours recently had a baby, we were so thrilled when they asked Us to be his God Parents! As a gift to them, I wanted to make little Cristiano his own Baby Feet Shadow Box. Here is how you can make your own... You will need two people for this project. (Dad can hold baby, while mom gets crafty, lol!) You will need a 3D Mold Kit. The one I used was by Precious Impressions that I bought at Micheal's Craft Store. Follow the instructions as directed to create your 3D impression. Once your impressions have dried, carefully remove the mold. It just peels right off. Because I wasn't too concerned about the top of the feet, those air bubbles don't really bother me. You can always go back and fill those air bubbles in with more plaster. With a serrated knife I carefully shaved the top of the feet to the depth of my shadow box. You may at this point also sand an smooth down any imperfections that turned up from your molding process (bumps, air bubbles). Once I knew they would fit in the shadow box I brushed the excess dust off with a paintbrush. Next, I took some white acrylic paint and covered the entire surface of each foot. (Bottom first until dry and then the tops). You may want to do two coats to ensure proper coverage. Paint will dry quickly because of the plaster being so porous. This step is optional but it will seal your feet forever... In a well-ventilated room, place your feet on some cardboard or newspaper. Spray your feet with a sealant Gloss Spray Sealant. If you don't like the gloss look there are mate sealants available. Let the feet completely dry. Once they are completely dry, you are ready to frame them! (I waited another 24 hours). Here is a close up of the tiny foot! Not so tiny zoomed in, but you can see all his little creases and bumps on his feet. To mount them in the frame I used hot glue and adhered it to card stock. Before framing the feet I etched Cristiano's name into the glass. Click here for a tutorial of glass etching. Here is the finished Shadow Box. Love how it turned out! Aren't those little feet so precious? The possibilities are endless with these molds. Frame whatever you like, now that you know how! I hope this has inspired you to capture some of your own memories! A Keepsake that your child will treasure forever. If your kids are older, it's not too late! Make one of them now or do the whole family (Hands, feet whatever you want to frame)... years from now they will see how small they were at that point in time! Thanks so much for stopping by! Happy Crafting :)
Two Little Feet Ten Tiny Toes Happy Mother's Day 2023 Footprint Craft Footprint Art Kids Toddler Foot Printable Mother's Day Keepsake Happy Mother's Day 2023!! Quick & easy to create but will leave a lasting impression! *********************************** Instant Download - Printable File STEP 1. Download STEP 2. Print File - at home or local print shop. STEP 3. Print child's footprint to create a canvas. You will receive: A4 and 8.5x11" size (high-quality JPG, PDF files) *********************************** ❤️ SAVE MONEY - Create a gift that is priceless on a very small budget. ❤️MORE TIME - Instant download to quickly create in minutes. ❤️ SUPER EASY - No need to be an arty crafty person to make these work. ❤️ STAY SAFE - Perfect to print on a home printer & create at home. ❤️ HAPPY TEARS - Give the best kind of gift that comes from the heart. ❤️ CHERISH FOREVER - Special memories to love and keep forever. ❤️ CRAFT TIME - Great sensory fun creating & painting with children. *********************************** GIFT FROM THE HEART PROMISE I guarantee you will be creating baby memories and heartfelt gifts LIKE A PRO with my prints or your money back!! Absolutely no risk to you! *********************************** I'M ONLY A STRANGER ONCE Please feel free to message me if you have any issues, questions, or need help. *********************************** ADVICE, TIPS & TRICKS - Etsy will email you a download link to access your files. - You can also access your files within your Etsy account from a desktop computer. - Print on medium or heavy white cards for best results. - Set your print settings too high/best quality. - Use child-safe ink or paint. Have fun & be creative! - Print a couple of copies - so you can choose the best one after dried. - Have another person help for best results. - Hand write names/date and frame for a personal touch. *********************************** PLEASE NOTE: - This is not a physical product. This is a digital download file. - This file come as shown and is not editable/cannot be customized. - Print colors may vary due to monitors, paper & printer settings. - SINGLE/PERSONAL USE ONLY - Please do not print of multiple copies, share, sell or distribute files. This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
Note: This book has been marked down to half price because it bears some minor water damage. We have checked it and all the patterns are still usable. What's cuter than baby toes and toddler piggies? The adorable handmade booties and slippers that cover them! This precious collection of 30 baby booties and slipper projects is packed full of gorgeous designs, adorable styles, and cutie-pie looks. From newborns to toddlers, there's plenty here to keep those ten tiny pearls warm, cozy, and in style. Whether you want to make delicate and classic booties or a pair of funky, fun slippers, Baby Booties and Slippers has just what you’re looking for to treat that special child in your life. This treasure trove of baby patterns includes: 30 simple-to-make, cute-as-a-button booties and slipper projects you can stitch, knit, or crochet Accurate sizing information and templates Beautiful illustrations with sketches and swatches to bring each project to life A new baby or toddler is the perfect excuse to get creative, and what could be a more delightful gift than an adorable handmade pair of booties or slippers? About the Author Having studied Fine Art at the Slade School, London, Susie Johns began her publishing career as a magazine editor before becoming a freelance writer and designer. She is the author of more than 30 craft books on a range of subjects including knitting, crochet, papier-mâché and embroidery. Susie has also contributed to a number of magazines, such as Let's Knit, Crafts Beautiful, Embroidery, Needlecraft, Woman's Weekly, Family Circle, Practical Parenting and Art Attack and has made several television appearances demonstrating various crafts. She particularly enjoys art and craft activities that involve recycling and reinventing. Susie is a qualified teacher and runs workshops in drawing and painting, knitting and crochet, embroidery, and 3D design. She is the founder member of the East Greenwich knitting group, 'Knitting Night at The Pelton'. Published by GMC Publications on January 7, 2014 Paperback, 160 pages English Dimensions 7.4" x 0.86" x 9.01"
Ten tiny fingers, ten tiny toes, she's cute as a button, sweet as a roseYou will receive this design in the following formats:SVG FileTransparent PNGEPSDXF
If you are a lover of teeny tiny things, this precious gameboard was made just for you! The board and all ten game pieces are perfect for on-the-go or really, just any occasion! Fashioned from oven-baked clay, each piece is hand-painted with acrylic paint and everything is sealed twice with Triple Thick Glaze Gloss for safe measure! Dimensions (I do not use molds/each game set is made custom to order so these dimensions are the closest approximation to the product you will receive- but may vary only slightly- both in size and color): Pancake gameboard: 3" x 3" and stands 1/2 inch tall 5 Strawberry slices: 1/2" 5 Slices of Blueberries: 1/2" Everything weighs approximately 2 lbs. and 6 ounce ** Please be advised that the game pieces could potentially be a choking hazard **
This collection of favourite counting songs and stories for toddlers helps early childhood educators and parents turn math into play!
This eight piece clear photopolymer stamp set, Just Sentiments: Welcome, is from Papertrey Ink. This stamp set features eight sentiments that are perfect for welcoming a new baby. These stamps will adhere to an acrylic block and can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, and other crafting mediums (sold separately). These stamps can be used on cards, scrapbook pages, tags, and other paper crafting projects. The Welcome to the World, little one sentiment measures 2.5" x 0.125", the Ten Tiny Toes Call For One Huge Celebration sentiment measures 1.5" x 0.75", and the Hello Sunshine sentiment measures 1" x 0.375".
Sunset and Moonlit Landscapes Third grade has been learning about the elements of different landscapes, as well as, the different emotio...
This collection of favourite counting songs and stories for toddlers helps early childhood educators and parents turn math into play!
In our bug unit, we studied Insects, Arachnids, and Myriapods. (Note, the word bug has a scientific meaning (below) but we used it like kids use it – to mean any little creepy crawly things.)…
This collection of favourite counting songs and stories for toddlers helps early childhood educators and parents turn math into play!
Let's start the week with a new Mojo Monday Sketch Challenge (MOJO225) and 1 Minute to WOW! Video Tutorial. Today's card is for one of my Stampin' Pretty Pals and grandma to-be. I t
Ten tiny toes and a little button nose. Baby feet. Maternity, new baby, new mum ,newborn or baby shower gift. This is a book folding pattern to enable you to fold your own book inthe design pictured and for you to decorate how you choose. This is for a mark, CUT & FOLD written pattern NOT for a completed book fold You will need a hardback book at 23cm tall, and with at least 599 pages. This pattern is a PDF available for instant download. Includes a free English written book folding tutorial PDF All patterns have been tested. Please do not copy, share or sell this pattern but I do hope you sell lots of books made using it! Please view my other items. You can also find me on my Facebook page as Zoë's Novel Creations Hope you enjoy your folding!
