Friday, November 6, 2009

***HOLIDAY BAZAAR***



The Miami Lakes Holiday Bazaar is tomorrow from 11am to 2pm., @15151 montrose rd (82 ave) @ the comunity center west. The entrance is free and so is the parking, Proceeds benefit the Miami Lakes Adopt-a-Family Thanksgiving feast. Come on out and support your local artitst!!!!!!!!!!


See you there!

Mindyandlola

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Is it to early to think turkey?

This is a cute idea from CraftJr. Its a link for printable Thanksgiving place card holders. There really cute, and you can get some of the older kids involved in planning and setting up for Thanksgiving. They have all kinds of cute crafty ideas for the little ones check them out....
Frances ;o)

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

MIami Lakes Holiday Bazaar

We hope to see you at the Miami lakes Holiday Bazaar, there will be plants, vintage Jewry, bake goods, home goods etc... Its from 11:00 am until 2:00pm. Get an early start on your holiday shopping... and help out a great cause. A portion of the profits will go to the Miami Lakes adopt a family Thanksgiving feast.
See you there,
Frances & Julie ;o)

Monday, November 2, 2009

Let's Sew

Does your little one drive you bananas, wanting to use all of your sewing stuff? Do they want to be just like you … try this? These sewing cards are tailor-made for your toddler. Here is the link… and the instructions…


What you need:
• washable markers or jumbo crayons • paper plates • shoestring or yarn • scissors (adult) What to do:

1. Invite your toddler to use the markers or crayons to decorate the paper plates. She may need you to provide gentle guidance in holding the marker and using it to make marks.

2. Once your child has decorated the plates, use scissors to make holes approximately the size of quarters in the plate.

3. Show your toddler how to lace a shoestring or a piece of yarn (with the ends taped to prevent fraying and provide a grip for your child) through the holes in the plate. As she works, describe what she is doing — the colors of the yarn and the colors on the plate, as well as how the string goes IN and OUT of the holes.


thanks,
Frances ;o)