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 Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Web Wednesday: DIY Salt Jar Votives with Mod Podge
I love mason jars, don't you? These jars can be used in several different ways. They can be used for storage, cups to drink out of, and even as candle votives. These DIY salt jar votives are one of the simplest projects I have come across in awhile. This is a craft that kids, and beginners to crafting can make with no problem. All you need to create these votives, are some Epsom salt, mason jars, and mod podge. While this is a simple craft that kids can make, please remember to be mindful of them around anything that contains fire. Have them make the votives, but you (the adult) be the one to light the candle :). This craft project was found on, Factory Direct Craft Blog. Click here to learn how to make this.
 Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Tuesday Tutorial: Potted Styrofoam Orb Flowers

Hey teachers
are you looking for a great simple kids craft? Create these potted Styrofoam
orb flowers. Kids are guaranteed to love this project. Create this at school or
at home. Apple Barrel paint goes very well with any Styrofoam surface. Enjoy!
PLAID Supplies
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Apple Barrel ® Gloss™
- Pumpkin Orange, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Gloss™
- Light Blue, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Satin Cream, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Apricot, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Aquamarine, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Haystack, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Caterpillar, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ® Colors
- Khaki, 2 oz.
Other Supplies
Styrofoam balls – four 1 ½”- three 1”- one 3” cut in half, Found branches, Clay
pot 3” x 3 ½”, Glue, Moss, Foam spouncer ¾”, and Flat brush ½”
Instructions
1. Paint clay pot
with Pumpkin Orange.
2. Apply one each of the remaining paint colors to Styrofoam
balls with spouncer. Let dry.
3. Glue Styrofoam half ball inside pot.
4. Insert branches into painted balls and then into pot with
glue.
5. Top with moss to finish.
 Monday, February 20, 2012
Monday Funday: Inspire Plaque

Happy Monday, and Happy
President’s Day. You know it is never to early to begin teaching your children to
reach for the stars. Encouragement, and inspiration can be huge positive
factors that will guide a child down a fulfilling, and happy path. Let them
know that there is no limitation on what they can achieve. This inspire plaque
is a great way to remind them of what they can be. This is a great plaque to
create with your child. Motivational words can go a long way. Create this
plaque today, and hang in a place your child can see it easily everyday. This plaque was designed by, Holli Long.
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PLAID Supplies
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Apple Barrel ®
Colors - White, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ®
Colors - Leaf Green, 2 oz.
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Apple Barrel ®
Colors - Hunter Green, 2 oz.
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Plaid ® Wood
Surfaces - Letter Packs Cursive
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Other Supplies
Small Rectangle Wood Plaque, 8 X 10” Stencil
Pack Blanks, 5/8” Stencil Brush, Medium flat brush, Small flat brush, Ribbon,
Scissors, Craft knife,
Circle template, Cutting mat, and Craft glue
Instructions
1.
Paint plaque Leaf
Green. Paint edge Hunter Green.
2.
Paint letters and
circle shape White. When dry, use a fine liner brush to paint the peace sign on
the wood circle shape. Set aside to dry.
3.
With your craft
knife, cut polka dot pattern out of the stencil blank. Paint the polka dots
White on the front of the plaque.
4.
When dry, glue the
letters and peace sign on the front of the plaque.
5.
Attach the ribbon
with craft glue or hot glue on the back of the plaque.
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