Back the Blue

Back the Blue t-shirt made with Siser adhesive and foil

Photos to Wood

 Made these on Mother's Day Weekend.

Like the black and white results the best.

Disney Inspired T-shirts

My niece made some Minnie Mouse t-shirts for her family last year.  When I was invited to California with my sister's family, I decided that we needed them for our trip.  So with the help of my niece I made some Minnie shirts too.  (I do not sew, so this was quite the adventure).

I then got an idea to make some different shirts.
I started off with Dopey (Mickey head)

Then on to Jack Skellington (Mickey head)

Then finished it off with Olaf from Frozen.

Got lots of compliments at Disneyland on this one.

Now I am trying to come up with some more ideas for my Tuacahn adventure.

Which I hope will consist of The Little Mermaid, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and The Wizard of Oz.

Stay tuned to see how they turn out.

Mothers Day Temple Shadow Boxes

For Mothers Day, I had my primary kids make their Mom's Temple shadow boxes. I etched the Vancouver British Columbia Temple on the glass from the shadow boxes, and painted them white. Then I cut different color scrapbooking paper into 4 x 4 squares. I gave them flowers, feathers, stickers, markers, ribbons and let them decorate them anyway they wanted for their mothers. They had lots of fun and were very creative. I was so busy helping that I forgot to take pictures. I did make one for myself

Vinyl Fun

Sports Vinyl

New Door Hangers

 Valentine door hanger

 Let's Go Fly a Kite door hanger

My cute little Easter chick door hanger

Photo Fun

 Salt Lake Temple

 Salt Lake Temple

 Utah State Capital Building

 Christis

 Huddle Masses

 Salt Lake Tabernacle

 Assembly Hall

 Boot scraper

 Lion on the Joseph Smith Memorial Building

 Salt Lake Temple from top of Church Office Building

 Temple Doors Salt Lake Temple

 City Creek looking North

 Salt Lake Temple

 Ben Lomond Peak

Family Name signs

April Showers

Wood umbrella door hanger

St. Paddy's Day

Curbchek and Street Creds

I recently read a book by a friend of mine. It is called Curbchek.

I highly recommend this book. It highlights Zach's career. From rookie to, his days as a street wise FTO. (field training officer)

It is hard not to imagine yourself on the streets with Zach.

Zach's second book is out, and is every bit as good as the first one.



http://www.curbchek.com/
http://www.street-creds.com/

Door Hangers

Perogies

Perogies

peel, cube and boil 3 large potatoes, drain and mash. Add salt pepper and ¼ to ½ lb. of cheddar cheese

Dough:

2 cups flour 1 cup water

1 egg

Add enough extra water to make a medium dough. Cover for 15 minutes. Roll and cut in about 2 ½ inch to 3 inch diameter circles. Put potato mixture, about 1 tsp into each dough circle, fold in half and seal. Boil in water for about 5 minutes. Cut bacon into tidbits, chop onion and fry with butter until bacon is crisp and onions are transparent. Add some of the boiled perogies to the onions and bacon. Cook until they get a light crisping. Serve with sour cream.

I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag

John Wayne

This project was inspired by a wonderful lady. As a gift for her wonderful husband.

Thanksgiving Craft