Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
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Saturday, 8 February 2014
15 Signs You Should Invest In Self Publishing
In January of 2013 I made a very important decision to pursue the publishing of a book that I wrote and illustrated for my daughter. The book was a tool to help her get rid of her soother - Susy the Soother Fairy. It was a leap of faith, and I watched for all the signs pointing to yes or pointing to no. I reached out to many different authors and a trail of very successful women who helped me make my final decision. It was a very cool process, and it seemed very natural, nothing was forced. So I followed the signs.Here are some of the signs that scream "YES!" self-publish your book!
- Your draft is complete, edited and perfect
- You have reached out for feedback from family, friends and strangers and results are positive
Sunday, 2 February 2014
Spark a New Valentine's Tradition: Valentine's Crafts for Kids
My Mom and Dad have always done such a great job to make Valentine's day special for the kids. Every Valentine's day growing up (as far as I can remember) I had a little gift of chocolates and a hand written note wishing me happy Valentine's day from Daddy. Being Daddy's only little girl, I sure felt special.
Mom always had homemade cupcakes decorated special for Valentine's that were so delicious. I often helped her decorate them. The best part is they have continued this tradition with my baby girls, and have made it special for them in turn. I love it. To me, family and tradition is a big part of Valentine's day, and so I am passing on a few crafts for you to do with your little ones this year.

Mom always had homemade cupcakes decorated special for Valentine's that were so delicious. I often helped her decorate them. The best part is they have continued this tradition with my baby girls, and have made it special for them in turn. I love it. To me, family and tradition is a big part of Valentine's day, and so I am passing on a few crafts for you to do with your little ones this year.

A Variety Of Printables
Spoonful.com has generously posted a variety of printable coloring pages, activity sheets, 3D candy boxes featuring your favorite Disney characters, and of course a mailbox full of printable Valentines Day cards.
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