Posts Tagged ‘Scrapbooking’

Fourth of July Ideas are Here

Monday, June 20th, 2011

Fourth of July ideas are here at Mom-Stuff.

Happy Birthday America
Fourth of July Crafts to celebrate America’s B-Day. Fun to make and even funnier to wear. . . . keep reading

Summer Family Fun
Schools Out!!! Now What??? . . . keep reading

Fancy Flip Flops
Fancy Flip Flops . . . keep reading

Rockin Bobbie Pins
Make your own Rockin Bobbie Pins to match your clothes. All you need are bobbie pins and your imagination. These are so much fun. You can make some for every holiday or even every outfit. . . . keep reading

Souvenir Vacation Scrapbooking
Vacation Scrapbooking Pages Using Souvenirs . . . keep reading

Summer Kids Crafts
Summer crafts to make with your kids; funky flip flaps, jewelry, popsicle stick flowers, summer noise makers and cookie flowers. We have also added a craft for moms to make for their kids. It is a back pack blanket for all of their summer activities. . . . keep reading

Summer Fun Recipes
Summer is the time for fast, easy and light food. We have gathered together some of our favorite summer food recipes . . . keep reading

Only 2 Weeks Until Mother’s Day

Monday, April 25th, 2011

Mother’s Day is a time of commemoration and celebration for Mom. It is a time of breakfast in bed, family gatherings, and crayon scribbled “I Love You’s.”

Mother’s Day is only 2 weeks away, with Easter being so late this year I thought I better warn you. There is not much time to get ready. Here are your mom-stuff links to help you with ideas. Mother’s Day will be celebrated on  08 May (in the U.S.). In the UK  is celebrated on the 03 of April, 2011. 

Mother’s Day Recipes
Recipes Handed down from Wonderful Mothers In the spirit of our Mother’s Day Tribute all of our recipes this month have a story of love and tradition. Each one reminds us of a person who made this special food for us. . . . keep reading (more…)

St. Patrick’s Day Ideas

Tuesday, February 15th, 2011

Feeling Irish

On St. Patrick’s Day we can all FEEL IRISH!!!

On St. Patrick’s Day you don’t have to be Irish to enjoy the spirit of the day.

Geather your clan and celebrate the spirt of the day with some Irish food because everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. The popularity of this holiday has spread like a patch of clover. There are more St. Patrick’s Day parades held in the United States than in Ireland.

Celebrating each holiday is our way of celebrating life. It does help if you look good in green, believe in wee-folk and enjoy a bit of sausage and cabbage. Come and visit us at www.mom-stuff.com and celebrate with us.

St. Patrick’s Day Kid’s Crafts
St. Patrick’s Kid’s Crafts .

St. Patrick’s Day Treat Bag
These are fast, easy and inexpensive for when you want to give a friend gift to several people. . . . (more…)

Featured Resources for Moms

Thursday, January 27th, 2011

This month at Mom-stuff.com we have some great articles for January.

How to Scrapbook for Beginners

The truth is, anyone that can use scissors and glue can scrapbook. And you don’t have to spend ridiculous amounts of money to create attractive pages. With some basic supplies and a little imagination . . . keep reading

Organizing For Taxes – For the Unorganized
My taxes are a mess, or rather doing them is. I run a small business to make it even worse, am I am semi organized at best. Today found me with a large pile or receipts for just about everything that needed to be organized and tallied and more . . . keep reading

To Sick for School?
Family Health-Are your kids to sick to send them to school? Parents can use the following symptom-based guidelines to help them decide whether to keep their child home or not: . . . keep reading

Recipe Overhaul
If you’re human, I am sure at one time or another you have had a stack of recipes to go through.I started with a spiral index card book in High school, then went onto a small ring binder for index cards, next was a small album with sheet protectors, and now I have FINALLY found a great strategy that works for organization of your recipes. Let’s go about this in 5 steps! . . . keep reading

Kids In the Kitchen: More Than Just Learning How to Cook

Kids cooking, what are real benefits? Over the years, I have discovered that cooking with my kids is an opportunity for them to have fun and LEARN. . . .

REMINDER-If you have wanted to purchase my book Leaves for the Tree of Life and put if off this is your chance to get it  FREE (more…)

Valentine Crafts

Monday, January 17th, 2011

At Mom-Stuff.com we love Valentines Day. We have some great girlfriend valentines gifts in our mom’s craft section. We also have several classmate valentines pages in our kids craft section. Have some fun family time making valentines with your kids. Come and visit and get inspirited.

Make Your Own Valentines

Make your own Valentine Animals for classmate..

Valentine Flower Ball
Valentine Flower Ball .a perfect gift for girlfriends and mothers. .

Valentine Candy Ball
This Valentine is as pretty as it is sweet. This project is fun for kids but also pretty enough to be for Mother’s Day, a friend’s birthday or Valentine’s Day gift. . . .

Love Bug Sucker
These Valentine Suckers are so pretty you can put them into a flower vase for a decoration.

Valentine Recipes
Valentine Recipes-Sweets for your sweeties on Valentine’s Day. . .

Valentines Scrapbooking
Valentine Scrapbooking Page layout, You Warm My Heart . .

Thanks for being a part of the mom-stuff community. We believe in Moms helping Moms and we are so glad you are a part of our circle. We want to hear from you. What can we do to help enrich your life? What can you offer to other Moms? If you have any ideas that you would like to share for the New Year please email them to me. dianne@mom-stuff.com

How to Scrapbook for Beginners

Wednesday, October 13th, 2010

Scrapbooking has been around for decades. I remember my grandmother had a picture history book that was 4 or 5 inches thick.  People from all walks of life have discovered the joys of creating albums to showcase their treasured photos and keepsakes. But with all the elaborate scrapbooking techniques and myriad embellishments available, getting started can be intimidating.

The truth is, anyone that can use scissors and glue can scrapbook. And you don’t have to spend ridiculous amounts of money to create attractive pages. With some basic supplies and a little imagination, you can create lovely scrapbooks that will be adored for years to come. I made my first granddaughter a scrapbook of the first year of her life. She looks through almost every time she comes to my house.

I suggest you start with just the basics to see if you enjoy scrapbooking. If you don’t have the time, money or know-how to create elaborate scrapbooks, just start off simple, and learn new techniques as you go.

If you have ever wanted to try your hand at scrapbooking now is your time. There is no wrong way to do it. Just follow these steps and have fun. Click here to let the creation begin!

Scrapbooking with Kids

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

From Jill at scrapbook.com

Scrapbooking is a great way to spend time with your children, share your favorite hobby, and even reinforce skills learned in school without them realizing it. And, really, what kid doesn’t like cutting up paper, peeling off stickers, or drawing pictures? Try channeling some of your child’s creative energy into scrapbooking. Here’s how:

Choose a kid-friendly album theme. Just like adults, children will enjoy making layouts about the people and things they love such as their family, friends, a vacation, holidays, etc. If an album is a little ambitious for your young child, start with one of these great kids crafts ideas using your scrapbook supplies. Visit the Kids Crafts section of our Superstore for easy project kits, too.

Create boundaries.  Let children work with smaller pages such as 6” x 6” or 8” x 8”. Specialty albums such as tag books or mini-albums are also a great starting point for children. Smaller spaces and more finite albums won’t seem so intimidating. Likewise, it can be overwhelming to a child if you let them choose supplies from your entire scrapbooking collection. Set out a couple of embellishments and paper choices that work well with the photos or theme they’ve chosen and let them decide which supplies they want to use. Themed kits purchased especially for the child are a great way to encourage a sense of ownership over their work. (more…)

Scrapbooking With Souvenirs

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

Summer is the time of year most of us take a vacation. Amber, one of our mom-stuff team has a unique way of scrapbooking her adventures, using souvenirs as embelishments. Her pages have an increditable way of capturing the vacation experience and saving it to be enjoyed for years to come. You will love her ideas. Make sure you check this out before going on your vacation this year. She will give you some great ideas of things to save for your scrap book pages. She uses menus, tickets, flyers ect. See her pages and get insrtuctions at www.mom-stuff.com

At Mom-Stuff.com we are busy getting together fun summer activities and tips. If you have some thing you would like to share with other moms please let me know. dianne@mom-stuff.com

Have a great summer, dianne

Summer Is Here!!! Now What???

Friday, June 26th, 2009

Mom-Stuff.com has some great ideas to help you and your children enjoy Summer.  Summer is time for picnics in the park, vacations, playing in the water, and spending time together.  With our kids out of school we all wonder what are we going to do with all their free time.  We have come up with some fun summer activities to beat the summer boredom. Make sure to check out our family fun section for “Schools Out! Now What?  Also check out the scrapbooking section for a unique ways to scrapbook your vacation pictures.   In the kids craft sections learn how to make fun crafts for summer activities for kids of all ages. Check out the recipe sections  for summer fun recipes.   Make sure to check out the romance section for almost free date ideas. This month’s product review “Whats for Dinner” is a unique recipe and menu book.  We have also have summer activities to help children become more aware of our impact on our environment.  

We are adding a full shopping cart if you have ever wanted to make money selling your hobbies, crafts or informational products chek out our Making Money Online section.

It is our goal to help all moms to enjoy this wonderful time of the year. This is the season to have some fun,. Summer is a celebration of life with parades, picnics, BBQ’s,  fireworks, vacations, camping, hiking, biking, swimming and all kinds of out door activitys. Get outside and enjoy this beautiful world we live in!!!

To Our Soldiers, Happy Father’s Day

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

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Happy Father’s Day

to all who wear our country’s uniform.

Thank you for your sacrifice.

A Father’s Love Knows No Boundaries

This year for Father’s Day, http://www.mom-stuff.com would like to honor all of our soldiers. This message is for all who wear our country’s uniform; the Army, the Navy, the Coast Guard, the Marines, the Air Force, the National Guard and all of our Veterans.

We are living in the freedom your sacrifices have purchased for us.

We thank you, we love, and we prey for your safety.

We want to express our gratitude for the hard ship and sacrifice of all of our soldiers and their families on this Father’s Day. We want to honor the sacrifice these families are making to keep us safe. They make the ultimate sacrifice and we want them to know how much we appreciate them.

This is a picture of my son-in-law and my grandson that was scrapbooked for mom-stuff,com. This is one of my favorite pictures. My son-in-law was able to come home for the birth of his son and then had to return to Iraq. Such joy in seeing his first born come into the world and such pain leaving him to return to Iraq, missing so much of his early life. This picture represents all of our soldiers (a father, a husband, a son, a brother, a friend) leaving his home and the ones he loves to fight for his love of his country. What a sacrifice. What love!!!

Please forward this to everyone on your list that has a soldier in his or her family. Let them know how much we appreciate their service.

Resources that thank our soldiers

Jorden Leigh’s heartfelt music video Soldier I love You. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhX5ET5PNv8

Great web site www.thanksyousoldier.com