Wednesday, December 19, 2012
santa and rudolf
A little art project to do with your kids. It has been my favorite one for the holidays for many years. Of course, the younger the child, the cuter. The first one is the hand and foot of a 2 1/2 year old. The hardest part of doing this is how you position it on the paper. You will just have to look and plan ahead. Well the second hardest would be actually get a good print. My suggestion is to put your child in a high chair. Have cleanup wipes close by. You have to work fast. Don't sit the paint near them, hah. Good luck.
You can use any color paper. I use card stock so it is archival. I also use quality paint......folk art. It is one of those projects that parents like, but it is mostly done by the adult. You need to paint Santa on.....his face is their thumbprint, add the reins, antlers. The snowflakes are done with a stamp and paint. Those little gold stars are relaly cute on this. Do the eyes on Santa and Rudy with a permanent marker. Also you can paint a landscape at the bottom. The second print is from a chubby 15 month old. Love his chubbo foot. He wasn't too crazy about what I was doing. He just looked at me like, "Have you lost your mind." Have fun. You will have paint most likely all over you and the child. (oops, looks like one of the pictures isn't there)
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Rush of Angels wings
I can hear the rush of angels wings. I can see glory on each face. Surely the presence of the Lord is in this place. (Worship hymn)
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Their faces and their names
It is still so hard to think of anything but the lost ones in the shooting tragedy. These are faces of children that are first graders and they are 6 years old. So innocent, sweet, trusting and full of live. They adore their teachers and their teachers adore them. These are my precious grandchildren. Out of my 6 grandkids three are 6 and in the first grade. Now that the names and pictures are coming out of this tragedy, we need to remember them and honor them. Teachers lost their lives protecting them. No more words needed, I know you all feel the same why. God Bless them all.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
My Christmas Ladder/Swaps and Gifts/ Kitchen Shelf
| Blogger switched my photo. Silly Blogger. |
| My kitchen shelf. I left the originals there and just added the manager and a couple angels. |
There are so many out there that are really sick and need prayers. Please add Karen and Gene to your list. They are battling cancer in a very serious way.
Okay, over and out of here.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
My babies/Cup of Kindness Swap Goodies
This is my pound puppy Piper. He is a boy with a girlie name. I edited this picture........not very good at editing, hah. It captures his sweetness. He mothers our little Yorkie, Izzy. Usually it is Piper on this couch. He roots around, knocks the cushions off and ends up under them somehow. Usually all we can see is a nose or a paw. Now here is "The Princess and the Pea". (Love that story, don't you?) Here is Izzy on top of a big quilt and a pillow or two. They are so funny together. Izzy bosses Piper. He licks her ears and worries about her when she is outside. Izzy is on a restricted diet........She gobbles down her 1/4 cup of food while Piper can eat all he wants. (He is only 26 pounds, small for a Springer Spaniel. So he will take a piece of his food and drop it on the floor for her to eat. Izzy is 8 years old and Piper is 3. Izzy was a Christmas gift from my BFF that recently moved to Florida. She had the Izzy's mommy and daddy. And Piper was from the pound. His story is a magical one that I have posted about before. Love these babies.

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