I Spy Slime

My kids have become obsessed with slime this summer. They place these little animals in them and out of them and in them and play all sorts of games. Even my two year old loves it and will sit for a really long time! 

I'm sharing this special I Spy Slime over on Consumers Blog. Go Check it out. Perfect for back to school fun for preschool or after school quiet time. 

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DIY Harry Potter shirts using heat transfer vinyl: Hogwarts School, Glasses and Scar, and Muggle born

These DIY Harry Potter shirts fun and modern. They are easy to make using a silhouette cutting machine and heat transfer vinyl. Perfect for everyday wear and to celebrate Harry Potter's Birthday. 

I wasn't planning on it, but I just had to join in for another day of Rae Guns Ramblings Harry Potter Days. Go HERE to see my Harry Potter Booklist shirt from last week. As I was washing the babies clothes, I found that I had quite a few plain white  onesies. I figured I could spare one to make a fun little Harry Potter onesie with scars and glasses to go with the muggle born that I made last time I had a baby. 

Color Blocked Garland on Consumer Crafts Blog

I love color, but I also love the simplicity of white and stained wood decoration. So in order to add some color to our home, I like to add a few home accessories that are colorful. I've been wanting to make a wood bead garland for a while and finally did but I decided to paint some of the beads. Actually I stained some and then color blocked painted others. It was really easy to make, but I must admit, it took longer than expected. But I LOVE how they turned out and I love the little pop of color that it adds to the space. 

I'm sharing the tutorial on how I made them over at the Consumer Craft Blog.

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Harry Potter Book list Shirt with free SVG and Silhouette Files

This Harry Potter book list shirt is easy to make and perfect for any Harry Potter Fan. Just download the free SVG files or Silhouette Files to cut on your favorite cutting machine. 

I'm really excited to join in Rae Gun Ramblings for another July Harry Potter Series. And in case you didn't realize it, I'm a big fan (see HERE). Last year for the series I shared a Harry Potter Lumos Nox Ligh Switch and the year before a Harry Potter Key Rack Alohomora. Plus I also shared these fun Harry Potter shirts that I made for my kids.  I'm excited to share a new Harry Potter post. 

Family Game Night: Animal Memory Game and Animal Charades for Kids

 A family game night is perfect with these fun animal memory game and animal charades printable. This family game night has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #ServeWithACoke #Albertsons #Collective Bias

The weather here in the Pacific Northwest has been to me absolutely perfect; mid 70's to 80's. This past week, we've been enjoying as many days and nights outside playing and eating. We've done many picnics, but the most relaxing and favorite thing is backyard dinners and playing games outside. 

Nature Scavenger Hunt and Summer Adventures || Free Printable

A Nature Scavenger Hunt are perfect for a fabulous summer adventure. It's as easy as downloading the free nature scavenger hunt printable; there are two different versions to try out. 

As I mentioned in my last post (how to cover mini notebooks in fabric), I've been trying to plan "little adventures" for my kiddos before the baby comes (only 3 weeks away! but whose counting). These adventures have been to parks, bird watching, letter boxing, and some simple backyard adventures.

How To Cover Mini Notebooks With Fabric

This post will show you how to cover mini notebooks with fabric in 10 minutes or less. Cover large or mini composition with fabric just using modge podge!

In anticipation of having a baby at the end of July, I've been trying to plan a few outdoor adventures with the kiddos before the baby comes. Nothing complicated, just a few things to enjoy summer with them before my life is consumed by taking care and figuring out a new baby. 

DIY Patriotic - 4th of July Vinyl Iron on Shirts

These patriotic shirts are easy to make using heat transfer vinyl. You can also download a printable version to use for patriotic decor. 

Last week I was going through the kiddos clothes (my least favorite task in the world - can't kids just go naked??) Anyway, I came across two solid red shirts in my two youngest dressers. I suddenly had an idea to make some 4th of July shirts for them. After all, I just happen to have white and blue htv vinyl and now these red shirts; it was just meant to be.