Showing posts with label Flags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flags. Show all posts

06 July 2012

Different Kind of Creating

It has been a while since I have posted here. I haven't totally disappeared off the face of the earth, just been preoccupied. Most of the month of March and April I didn't do too much crafting because I was feeling sick from the other creating my body was doing.


I had to borrow this picture from This Little Project. I thought it was pretty clever.

We found out we are having another boy, due mid October. My boys are super excited to get another brother!

May and June we had a couple big vacations, so I didn't get back into the blogging habit. Now that we have a free summer, I hope to catch up posting the few things I have made the last couple months, and hopefully I can post a little more regularly some fun crafts and things that we do this summer. I made a list of activities and crafts to do with my boys this summer, so I will share some of those. If you want some ideas of the fun activities we have planned, you can check my Kid's Activities Pinterest board here.

Here's a quick craft we did for the Fourth of July. I got the idea here, although I think it was linked to from one of my pins.


Hope you had a happy Independence Day!

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16 June 2010

Peru


We did a Peruvian flag this week. My husband served there as a missionary for our church. My son also colored an alpaca. We have seen real alpacas and he knows that they are from Peru. I got the coloring page here.


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10 June 2010

Scotland

There hasn't been too much creating going on around here the last week. I guess we have been enjoying the beautiful weather outside more.

I did start something new with my 4 year old to go with the map on our wall. I decided we will make flags for different countries that we want to learn about.

We started with Scotland. Scotland is my favorite because I served as a missionary there for my church about 10 years ago. We found it on the map, made the flag, and then colored a Scottish bear with a kilt. (I got that picture here.)



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