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Handmade Notepad Materials

It has been almost a month ago since I blogged about the handmade notepad I made.

When I was too excited to make these, I used small tools to make the notepads. Good thing we have these because from time to time, or when inspiration strikes, I do some crafts. The following were the things I used to make these:

    Materials for a Handmade Notepad

  • cutter for the colored papers
  • scissors to trim the sides of the cut papers
  • glue
  • stickers and scrap-booking embellishments
  • one hole puncher for the ring
  • one-inch and half an inch rings, depending on how many papers to be used Continue Reading »

Posted by Treasure Jar on Feb 19th 2011 | Filed in From the Admin's Desk,FYI,Purse Strings,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (4)

Handmade Notepad

Handmade notepads I made weeks ago to be given to special friends 🙂

Handmade Notepad

Can’t wait to give these to them 🙂 These are products of my labor of love.

Crafts for Kids

Doing crafts is one interesting way to spend time with children. As a homeschooling mother, the kids and I look forward to these activities where they get to experiment and work with paints, glue, scissors and different art materials.

Why, we even made our own Christmas decor last Christmas. We made paper stockings, personalized gift tags, and photos on the tree.

Below is one craft we made last year:

Disney Princesses Wind Chimes

When using paints, it is important to have the children wear something to protect their clothes, like a big old shirt or an apron.

Cover the work area with paper so that the paint will not flow on the table and make a mess.

Go get those art materials now and spend quality time with your children 🙂

Posted by Treasure Jar on Feb 4th 2009 | Filed in Arts and Crafts,Bonding Time,For Little Hands,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (3)

Elmer’s Glue All

Elmer’s Glue All Multi-Purpose Glue is what we use with the homeschooling children.

We use this glue for our crafts, for gluing photos, for additional enrichment activities. This also works best with other projects requiring the use of glue.

As with other products, it is best to practice good precautions regarding safety. Click here to read about Elmer’s Glue All MSDS or Material Safety Data Sheet.

Posted by Treasure Jar on Sep 23rd 2008 | Filed in Arts and Crafts,For Little Hands | Comments (2)