Friday, July 20, 2012
Zipper Bracelet
The newest trend of the cute zipper bracelet is easy for all ages to make.
1. Get a 7 inch zipper in black, grey, whatever color ( Just make sure that it has metal teeth.
2. Cut off all the cloth of the zipper
3. burn the edges, so they won't fray.
4. punch a small hole at the bottom of the zipper, Place a 6mm split ring into hole.
5. place an lobster claw that is on an 6mm split ring through the zipper hole.
6. attach your favorite charms onto the split rings.
7. the charms used here are from charmingldsgifts.com they are only .99 cents each, The antique key and the ornate heart were used on this bracelet, split rings and lobster claws were also used from this site! So pretty, yet inexspinsive!
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
"Forget Me Not Flower"
One of our Favorites..."The Forget Me Not Flower" That goes along with President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's Oct. Conference. "Forget Me Not" only .99 cents...LOVE this talk, now also in book form!
"stop Sign" charm
Stop Sign charm to go with President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's Conference talk
" The Merciful Obtain Mercy"
Only .99 cents (Great to put on our .15 cent key ring to place on your scripture zipper. Add different charms to go with your lessons. ( the girls love it!)
CTR Pennant
I am so excited to introduce our new 18" chain and our new CTR Pennant.
Here is a close up picture fo you to see!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Personal Progress idea
Here is an Idea from one of our viewers Dorthea Willams for Personal Progress.
Thanks Dorethea for your idea!
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June 27, 2011 by californiamuse
For our New Beginnings program this year our ward did a painting theme. The room was decorated with paint drop cloths, two ladders on which each step of the ladder had a see-through paint can with a different color of tissue paper in it and huge poster pallets on the front of the room. One of the pallets said “Color your life with personal progress” and one said “Paint a New Beginning.” One pallet was already filled with paint colors, the other was empty.
We had the young women speak about each value and after they spoke about it they put the corresponding color up on the pallet. the dessert was a rainbow cake made with different colors of jello and a cake mix.
The room looked so pretty but we were so busy doing everything that I forgot to take a picture of it. But I do have a picture of the handout I gave them. It’s a pallet that I designed and hand painted and laminated. We bought pallet charms at an online charm store and I attached them with ribbon to the pallets. We are giving the girls charms this year for completing designated goals. (I’ll talk more about that in a later post) and the pallet charm was just one for everyone to get started.
I had so much fun making these. It took all evening, but what better thing to do on a Friday night when your husband is busy with church stuff than to listen to Bach’s B-Minor Mass and paint, cut out and laminate painter’s pallets! If you enlarge the picture you can even see how the gold sparkles! The colors on the pallet of course correspond to the 8 values in the Young Women’s theme. It was a successful evening. I can definitely recommend it as a good New Beginnings theme.
Thanks Dorethea for your idea!
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Young Women Personal Progress InspirationFeeds:PostsComments« Our Mothers Knew ItLight Sabers Help Teach Hymn Conducting »Color Your Life With Personal Progress
June 27, 2011 by californiamuse
For our New Beginnings program this year our ward did a painting theme. The room was decorated with paint drop cloths, two ladders on which each step of the ladder had a see-through paint can with a different color of tissue paper in it and huge poster pallets on the front of the room. One of the pallets said “Color your life with personal progress” and one said “Paint a New Beginning.” One pallet was already filled with paint colors, the other was empty.
We had the young women speak about each value and after they spoke about it they put the corresponding color up on the pallet. the dessert was a rainbow cake made with different colors of jello and a cake mix.
The room looked so pretty but we were so busy doing everything that I forgot to take a picture of it. But I do have a picture of the handout I gave them. It’s a pallet that I designed and hand painted and laminated. We bought pallet charms at an online charm store and I attached them with ribbon to the pallets. We are giving the girls charms this year for completing designated goals. (I’ll talk more about that in a later post) and the pallet charm was just one for everyone to get started.
I had so much fun making these. It took all evening, but what better thing to do on a Friday night when your husband is busy with church stuff than to listen to Bach’s B-Minor Mass and paint, cut out and laminate painter’s pallets! If you enlarge the picture you can even see how the gold sparkles! The colors on the pallet of course correspond to the 8 values in the Young Women’s theme. It was a successful evening. I can definitely recommend it as a good New Beginnings theme.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
New 2011 Mutual Theme
Yes, it is finally here!!
Customed designed, ready for you to present to your Young Women!
I think it is beautiful and wear mine as a necklace, on our 18" satin rattail cord necklace, which is only .99 cents!
Slip a 9mm split ring onto your charm, slide it onto your cord necklace and you have a beautiful gift, either for Christmas, or
New Beginnings!"
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