Showing posts with label A Child's year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Child's year. Show all posts

Friday, February 21, 2014

100 Days of School Equals 100 Day Projects Using the Cricut and Lots of Wonderful Ideas and Even a Crayon Art

The 100 Day project Dusty did (of course with my help and the other boys had some help too) We used a 15x30 canvas by Winsor & Newton that I purchased from Jerry's Artarama then I cut the silhouettes of the children from a Cricut cartridge named A Child's Year I cut them at 5 in Bazzill Black Cardstock  then Dusty and I spread out the Golden Gel Medium regular will work fine we used matte. Then while that was drying Dusty separated the colors into sections by color you can use the wheel at Data Pointed.net   of course thanks to Pinterest for all the crayon art ideas I just ran with 100 day project on this......

http://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/color/crayola-crayon-chart-bow/
Dusty sorting the crayons
we bought the 96 pack from Wal-Mart and a used four new crayons we had at the house.

So as he continued to sort the gel medium dried and we ready to begin
He did such a good job on the sorting, Bravo Dusty!
Silly boy so proud of himself!

We then lined up all the crayons using hot glue gun ours was a low melt temp. Then we took a heat gun and went back and forth until it melted and that was all it was....so easy! Thanks Pinterest!!


When we took the projects to school the next day I took pics of all the projects because there were so many wonderful projects and it looked like all the children really enjoyed their creativity!!! Yay!



































So I know you have seen a lot of 100 Day projects to spark your imagination!!!!
Cooper also had to do a project too...so we took some of the shells that the boys pick up on the beach all summer long and Cooper sat and sorted them into groups of 10 of 10 shells each to put inside the frame I bought from Michael's and using an old piece of beachy scrapbook paper glued it into the frame....added the poem I wrote (yes I do have the poetic side at times...some good some not so good, lol!!!!) and wrote out a little poem for his project.....which now that his project has returned home I will hang it our beach home. Thanks for looking at all the wonderful 100 day projects...enjoy this it is soooo much fun!!! Until next time...
Have a great weekend!


Thursday, October 22, 2009

Closer to Nature Closer to You



Hello Everyone and Happy Thursday, I did this lo for a challenge over at the My Mind's Eye Blog. The challenge is to pick a advertisement out of a magazine and then make a lo out of the ad. Well I called in my 5 yo son Colby on this one. I gave him several magazines and told him to pick an ad that you want mommy to create a lo on. (I knew if I picked it, it would be what a wanted to do) so this way I had to do what he picked. The ad came from a Woman's Day Magazine Halloween one, the ad is for the National Arbor Day foundation. I think I know why he picked this he was asked at school to adopt a tree, back in Sept. We took a walk and he picked one over by his club house, which is a very different tree, it grows real long then up. We have been going to visit the tree at least once a week, he has noted changes and each time he sees something different. The whole family has been involved in the project. So I hope that gives you an idea of why he picked the ad. So it was a little different but I thought it turned out okay. He was happy with it!!! Everything is 100% My Mind's Eye except the brown Bazzill cardstock and the stamps from Hampton Arts, and the brick stamp from Prima. I used the Cricut to cut the leaves from A Walk in My Garden cut at 1/2, and 1. The title was cut from Street Signs cut at 1 1/2, and 1. The branches are from Camp Out cut at 3, 2, and 1 1/2. The window is from Christmas Cheer cut at 2 3/4. and the girl in window cut from Child Year at 2 3/4. TFL!! Have a WONDERFUL Day!! Dawn

Friday, July 31, 2009

One handsome little devil


Description: Hello everyone made this lo for the Fire Works Challenge July Colour Challenge. Using the colors red, yellow, orange and black. Well I had thought about Dusty in his devil costume I bought for $2 at Babies R Us last fall before Halloween at that. Well I could not find the first pic of him in it. So I thought well will just dig it out, so last night i found it and it still fit enough being a 3-6 month size. Dusty is little. You can see in the pic he is trying to pull it off, he ran back and forth on the deck. I thought it was cute!! I altered the face area on photobucket. Products used:
*Bo Bunny pp Xtreme Red Grunge
*Rusty Pickle Chipboard Aplha and arrow
*flames cut from Cricut on Graphically Speaking cart. 2 1/4, and 3 1/4.
*Cosmo Cricket Gothic pp burnt around photos
*Range Stickles and ink
*Red glitter
*Diamond glaze
TFL!!!
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