I have decided to try out the 31 Days in October challenge which encourages bloggers to write a post a day for October 2015. I am feeling a wee bit intimidated and scared but that's what challenges are made for.
This is the home page for all of my 31 Days in October 2015 Challenge posts so check back daily to see what I'm writing about for 2015 and read below for my day one post.
Day Two: Party Planning Continues
Day Three: Gone to the Dogs
Day Four: A New Kind of Heat
Day Five: Back to Normal
Day Six: Free Printables
Day Seven: Felted Fun
Day Eight: It is Getting Hard
Day Nine: Reading Ideas
Day Ten: Where is the Time Going?
Day Eleven: Languishing WIPs
Day Twelve: Leap of Faith
Day Thirteen: Quick & Easy Patterns That I Like
Day Fourteen: Meow
Day Fifteen: Did You Ever Wonder About...Pipe Cleaners
Day Sixteen: I Did It Again
Day Seventeen: A Bit of Nonsense
Day Eighteen: When He Goes, Something Goes With Him
Day Nineteen: A Little Hike
Day Twenty: The 2015 Tea Tour
Day Twenty-One: Taco Tuesdays
Day Twenty-Two: Finishing WIPs
Day Twenty-Three: Pumpkin Seeds
Day Twenty-Four: Coming Up Flowers
Day Twenty-Five: A Busy Weekend
Day Twenty-Six: Brussel Sprouts
Day Twenty-Seven: Keeping It Real
Day Twenty-Eight: Moving Right Along
Day Twenty-Nine: A Large Day
Day Thirty: Rain and Wind
Day Thirty-One: Happy Halloween and The End
Day One: 31 Days of Writing & Crafting
July, October and November are birthday months in our house. This week I am preparing for Youngest's birthday party. Here is the design for his invitations that I made this morning using www.canva.com. I love Canva and hope to share a couple of free printables with you this month as part of this post a day challenge.
As you can tell, Youngest is having a doggy themed party this year. I have an 11X14 slab cake baking in the oven and my challenge tomorrow is to replicate the dog and his house from the invitation onto the top of the cake in icing. Wish me luck!
I feel like I should write more about the banners that I ordered through Etsy, the food and the decorations but I must save something else to talk about tomorrow! And, yes, preparing for a party ranks high on the crafting stage in our house as I have 1) create my own digital birthday invitations, 2) hand carve a birthday stamp for every party here as we use brown paper bags to be gentle on the environment and the stamps make the bags a little more festive and 3) it's my blog and I decide what is a craft and what isn't;)!
See you tomorrow.
This is the home page for all of my 31 Days in October 2015 Challenge posts so check back daily to see what I'm writing about for 2015 and read below for my day one post.
Day Two: Party Planning Continues
Day Three: Gone to the Dogs
Day Four: A New Kind of Heat
Day Five: Back to Normal
Day Six: Free Printables
Day Seven: Felted Fun
Day Eight: It is Getting Hard
Day Nine: Reading Ideas
Day Ten: Where is the Time Going?
Day Eleven: Languishing WIPs
Day Twelve: Leap of Faith
Day Thirteen: Quick & Easy Patterns That I Like
Day Fourteen: Meow
Day Fifteen: Did You Ever Wonder About...Pipe Cleaners
Day Sixteen: I Did It Again
Day Seventeen: A Bit of Nonsense
Day Eighteen: When He Goes, Something Goes With Him
Day Nineteen: A Little Hike
Day Twenty: The 2015 Tea Tour
Day Twenty-One: Taco Tuesdays
Day Twenty-Two: Finishing WIPs
Day Twenty-Three: Pumpkin Seeds
Day Twenty-Four: Coming Up Flowers
Day Twenty-Five: A Busy Weekend
Day Twenty-Six: Brussel Sprouts
Day Twenty-Seven: Keeping It Real
Day Twenty-Eight: Moving Right Along
Day Twenty-Nine: A Large Day
Day Thirty: Rain and Wind
Day Thirty-One: Happy Halloween and The End
Day One: 31 Days of Writing & Crafting
July, October and November are birthday months in our house. This week I am preparing for Youngest's birthday party. Here is the design for his invitations that I made this morning using www.canva.com. I love Canva and hope to share a couple of free printables with you this month as part of this post a day challenge.
As you can tell, Youngest is having a doggy themed party this year. I have an 11X14 slab cake baking in the oven and my challenge tomorrow is to replicate the dog and his house from the invitation onto the top of the cake in icing. Wish me luck!
I feel like I should write more about the banners that I ordered through Etsy, the food and the decorations but I must save something else to talk about tomorrow! And, yes, preparing for a party ranks high on the crafting stage in our house as I have 1) create my own digital birthday invitations, 2) hand carve a birthday stamp for every party here as we use brown paper bags to be gentle on the environment and the stamps make the bags a little more festive and 3) it's my blog and I decide what is a craft and what isn't;)!
See you tomorrow.
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