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You can download all of the letters and spacers HERE through Media Fire. Please let me know if you have trouble accessing the files:) Make sure you check out my post with the matching Cupcake toppers and gift tags to make your Mothers Day party a success:)
My digital paper source is from www.sassy-designs.net. They have an awesome selection of digital papers and often run sales where you can get them for $1 or less.
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I was busy creating some digital design goodies yesterday and made the above free Mothers Day printable cupcake toppers. I made them in a mini and large size so you can use them for cupcakes, cakes, and even to have fancy cheese or hors d’ovres picks:) Also, if you are wrapping gifts, they will make a great gift tag!
Remember, these are for personal use only. The digital paper I used to make these toppers was from Sassy Designs Inc. If you love these can you please share them with others by Pinning, Tweeting or Sharing on Facebook. Just click the share buttons below to pass it along.
You can download both sizes of the free Mothers Day printable cupcake topper and the terms of use HERE - The sheet is sized to print on a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. I recommend using a heavier card stock, however, I printed some on standard copier paper, too. To make the toppers and picks, take two circles and sandwich the toothpick in between. Affix with scrapbooking glue or double sided tape. Enjoy!
Want to see my other Mothers Day Gift Guide and Handmade Gift Ideas, check out HERE
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I have been searching the web and my favorite, Pinterest:) for Free Mothers Day Cards and Printables. I will be posting some each week. If you have any free Mothers Day Cards and/or Printables on your website or found some cool ones as you are surfing the web, please leave them in the comments below and I will pin them to my Free Mothers Day Printables board on Pinterest. Not on Pinterest? Leave me a comment below and I will send you an invite!
Here are some of my favorites:
Mothers Day Bunting Flags Printables
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Mothers Day Pie Box Printables
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Mothers Day Subway Art
Mothers Day Cupcake Toppers
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Mothers Day Cards
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More Mothers Day Subway Art
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Mothers Day Art
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Mothers Day Assorted Printables
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There are so many free printable resources out there, but it can be overwhelming to find them all. I have put together some great printable resources from free easter printable coloring pages, printable easter crafts, and more. Check out the below from my “Free Easter Printable” board on Pinterest. Make sure that you follow Lehigh Valley Momma on Pinterest . Need an Invite? Just leave me a comment below!
Easter Dessert Table Printables
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Little Bit Loopy - Easter Printables
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Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt Printables
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I love getting my inspirations for crafts and recipes on Pinterest. Here are some of my favorites from my St Patricks Day Board:
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Hope you enjoy these! I have some recipes coming up for a really special St Patricks Day Feast complete with a shopping list:)
P.S. Not on Pinterest? Leave me a comment below and I will send you an invite!
I have been looking for some cute and cheap ideas for valentines and decor. I found a wealth of ideas and really cute printables on Pinterest… Check them out below:
Cute Valentine for kids:
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Source: serenityyou.blogspot.com via Jen on Pinterest
Hope you enjoy! Also, if anyone is not on Pinterest and wants an invite, please leave me a comment below and I will send you an invite:)
I found an old neglected frame in a wood finish that I don’t like and it’s just been hanging out in a box in purgatory.. Not ready to be thrown out, yet not cute enough to be displayed. I decided to give it new life for Valentines Day:)
The steps are simple:
1. Find a frame that you can’t stand. I would prefer one that was flat for the hot glueing. It wouldn’t have looked as nice if I would have used a molded frame. Also, if you don’t plan on doing an overlapping row like I did, you may want to paint the frame first to compliment the candy hearts
2. Start gluing down the hearts. I tried to stick to a color pattern, however, you can glue them down any way you like:)I glued a row of hearts on top of the original rows so that the frame doesn’t show through.
3. If you want (I reccomend) you can seal it. I used the Matte Modge Podge and a sponge brush, however, it did wipe off some of the writing, so in hindsight I would have used a matte spray sealer instead to preserve the writing. All in all it was a successful project. I think I’m going to give this to one of the grandmas:)
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There once was a girl who had an ugly wreath. Every year when she would take her Valentines Day decorations out of the box. That wreath was left on the bottom. She didn’t have the heart (no pun intended) to throw it out because the previous owner loved it so. One Valentines Day, she decided to take that wreath and make it into something she could be proud of…
The conversation heart wreath was born…
How I did it:
1. I took the ugly wreath and removed all of the flowers
2. I took a hot glue gun and glued on the conversation hearts
3. That’s it! Easy Peasy:)
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It’s that time of year again. Although this year is unseasonably warm, the cold and snow and wind is coming. So what do you do with your kiddos to keep them entertained on a snowy day?
Here is some inspiration for some cold weather activities via Pinterest… P.S. If you need an invite to Pinterest, leave me a comment and I will send you one:) Just Click on the picture and follow through to the original blog’s post for more info.
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And you can also check out ideas from Frugal Family Fun Blog who is super creative and does the coolest crafts for free or cheap!
She has an amazing array of things to keep the kiddos (and you) from going stir crazy!
