Grandma's Garden- Crayon Art It's hard to find a good present for our grandma (actually, she's my mom, but Anya's grandma). "I have everything," she says always. Ok, we will not buy a present, we will make it! My mom has a beautiful garden in Russia. She grows everything there: potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, apples, strawberries, black and red currants, gooseberries... and it's not all. Her favorites are flowers. My mom's birthday is in February. To make a piece of art, we used canvas (12"x12"), crayons (we used 3 boxes to pick only greens), artificial flowers, glue gun and hair drier. Turn canvas upside down so crayons are pointing down. Today I made a little different picture- Fire of Love.
design for kids and the home Coquette Maman Busy Bunny Days: In the Town, On the Farm & At the Port by Britta Teckentrup 9 X 12 in; 56 pgs Ages 5-8 Hardcover ($12.86 on Amazon) "Where's that Benny Badger?" my 5 year old Chloe would say on each page as we read Busy Bunny Days: In the Town, On the Farm & At the Port by Britta Teckentrup, one of the new crop of spring children's titles from Chronicle Books. She loves the format for these full illustrated scene books since she was two. I love that she's so engaged in the story that we have to pick up this book every night and do at least a couple pages when we've finished reading another book. It's been two weeks straight already! The stories center around the Bunny family and their adventures in three different locales: home in their town, on day at the farm, and a day at the port before they sail away on a vacation cruise ship. Here are some screenshots of scenes inside the book: I'll be reviewing more spring children's titles from Chronicle Books soon so stay tuned!
cakies Heart of Light dress up masks | A Subtle Revelry Do you dress up for Halloween? I have never been big into the holiday, but with the kids dressing up now it is so much more fun. The twins are going as Ragedy Anne and Andy this year! If you are looking for just a little something to wear, masks are an easy way to subtly dress it up. I noticed this one that Josie used for a shoot and was reminded how beautiful an ornate mask can be. The maker of the gorgeous mask, Cutture stationary offered to create a festive downloadable mask just for you to use! Print the mask out, cut around the edges, and glue it to a wooden stick for a perfectly subtle costume. Top photo by Sarah Gawler, styled by Savoir Weddings. PS. blessings.
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