My mom has repeatedly mentioned how much she and my dad love the DAD accordion fold card that I made my dad for Father's Day this year. Her birthday is coming up so I decided to make my mom a MOM accordion fold card. I used Silhouette Studio to design the card and I am sharing my tutorial on the Silhouette School blog today. Head on over to Silhouette School to check out … [Read more...]
14 Summer Kid Crafts
Hi Simply Kelly Designs readers! My name is Stacey and I'm stealing Kelly's blog for the day. I'm super excited to be here and hope we all become friends soon. But first - let me tell you more about myself and my blog. I blog over at Glued To My Crafts and it's essentially my craft diary. Like the blog name states - I'm a craft addict. Nine times out of ten - you will find … [Read more...]
Life Is Good Faux Wood Sign
Hi everyone! I'm Melissa and I blog teach over at Silhouette School blog. I'm thrilled to be filling in for Kelly today. I love the look of wood signs, but they can turn into quite the project between prepping the wood, staining or painting, and then stenciling on a cute sentiment. So today I thought I'd show you the sign hack of all sign hacks - how to make a faux wood … [Read more...]
Become Senior Wilderness Explorers in One Day
My family is lucky to live within driving distance to Disney World and all the Orlando area theme parks. This year we have annual passes to Disney and have definitely taken advantage of them. Last month, we went to Animal Kingdom and my kids earned all 31 badges in the new Disney Wilderness Explorers program. It was a great day and I guest posted on Disney Ways about the … [Read more...]
Guest Post: Tips for taking better photographs of your craft projects
While Kelly is on vacation she asked if I would help come and keep her blog fun and active by guesting for a post, well YES! How fun! So today I'm going to share some tips of mine to help you take better pictures of your crafts and creations. I'm not a professional photographer and these are things I've learned thru trial and error, reading and experimenting. They may or may … [Read more...]