Thursday, May 24, 2012

Best Way to Get Rid of Cradle Cap!



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  I never had problems with cradle cap with my first baby. Then I had Lily, and she had THE WORST cradle cap issues I have ever seen. Seriously I was embarrased and I totally felt bad (but it was nice that she could wear huge headbands that covered it up most of the time). :)

So my doctor tells me, "oh yeah, the best thing for that is just some Head and Shoulders." Hello, DERR! Why didn't I think of that?! It totally makes sense. AND. It totally works. This stuff got rid of my baby's cradle cap in one week.




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Friday, May 18, 2012

Saturday Spotlight #88

Hey there! I'm back from a nice little cruise the hubby and I took but I'm excited to be back and to get crafting again!


My last project was my Tie Snake, come check it out if you haven't. It's a great gift for a little boy.







RULES:

1) First, create a blog entry about something you made yourself. Post our Saturday Spotlight button under your post or somewhere on your blog so that others can find all of your awesome links at Saturday Spotlight. Our linky party button is on the right side of our blog. Just copy the html code to the bottom of your blog post. If you would like to keep it somewhere else on your blog where others can see it, that's also ok.
2) Next, add your blog post name down below and then add the link of the blog entry about your project (not your homepage) . To get your link, click on the title of your blog post that you would like to enter and then copy the address that appears in the address bar up top, and paste it down below. It should look about like this: http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/2009/07/your_project.html.



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Saturday, May 12, 2012

Taking a break...

I will see you all next week!

I'm taking a much needed break...


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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Tie Snake


 I haven't made many little boy crafts lately, but Jack's little friend had a birthday this past month and I just couldn't resist making this cute snake! My Jack loved this snake so much, I'm going to have to make one for him!






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What you will need:
-one tie
-stuffing
-googly eyes
-small piece of felt (for tongue)
-small bottle filled with beans (for rattle)
-twine
-hot glue gun

 1. Starting from the small end, begin stuffing your tie ( I used scissors to push the stuffing in further).



2. Once you get a little more than halfway done with the stuffing. Begin the same process at the large end of the tie.


3. After you are finished with filling and evening out the tie stuffing, fill a small bottle with beans and put at the small end of the tie for the Rattlesnake's rattle. Hot glue twine all around it.

4. Add your googly eyes and your felt tongue!


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Monday: Sew Can Do, Graphics FairyMad In Crafts, It's So Very Cheri, Skip To My Lou, The Girl Creative,  DIY Showoff, Making The World Cuter,  Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Keeping It Simple, Trendy Treehouse,   
Tuesday: Sweet Floweret, Hope Studios,
Wednesday: Sugar BeeSilly Little Sparrow, Today's Creative Blog,  
Thursday:Someday CraftsThe Thrifty Home
Friday:Beyond The Picket Fence, Train To Crazy733Shabby CottageFireflies and Jellybeans, Somewhat Simple, Thirty Handmade DaysShabby Nest, 
Hodgepodge FridayFun To CraftTidy Mom, Finding Fabulous, Fingerprints on the FridgeSimply Sweet Home, 
Chic On a Shoe StringKojo Designs.
Saturday: Show and Tell I Am Only One Woman, The Hungry Hippo, Funky Junk Interiors, Saturday Spotlight @ Craft Envy

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Saturday, May 5, 2012

Saturday Spotlight #87

Sorry this is up SOOOOOOOOOOOOO late!
Here was my project last week: I am a Child of God Sign






RULES:

1) First, create a blog entry about something you made yourself. Post our Saturday Spotlight button under your post or somewhere on your blog so that others can find all of your awesome links at Saturday Spotlight. Our linky party button is on the right side of our blog. Just copy the html code to the bottom of your blog post. If you would like to keep it somewhere else on your blog where others can see it, that's also ok.
2) Next, add your blog post name down below and then add the link of the blog entry about your project (not your homepage) . To get your link, click on the title of your blog post that you would like to enter and then copy the address that appears in the address bar up top, and paste it down below. It should look about like this: http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/2009/07/your_project.html.



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