Here’s another “Fall” banner that you can use for the next few months. I have to admit, the ink was low on my printer so the color did not come out the way it’s suppose to on the banner, but you get the idea. 🙂 I used hemp for the string, and I love it because it helps keep the paper in place without having to use any tape or tying knots. Print on cardstock and you’re good to go!
A few years ago, I decided to throw one of my good friends a baby shower. She had done so much for me within the last year, I just had to! She now has 3 adorable little boys and I am missing her terribly. I’m going back to memory lane with this one and adding a few more touches I didn’t have time to make for the party.
I love how this invitation turned out. I printed out a onesie template on the back of scrapbook paper and cut them out one by one (very tedious work people). Strung them on Hemp, and hole punched each onesie and two holes in the invitation. A lot of work, but totally worth it.
We had a lesson about being obedient in our Primary class yesterday, so I decided to make these obedient badges. I printed them out on Target’s “Name Badge Labels” – 5.8 cm x 8.5 cm and then cut around the badges so that they could be “stickers.”
The kids loved them! These are perfect for Primary lessons or FHE lessons at home. I have a page already set up for the Target labels. If it doesn’t work for you, I have individual .jpgs you can download and set up in Word or another document that you can easily set up for print.
