Photo Contest Winners - January 1, 2006 to January 31, 2006
Here at the photo contest winners for photos submitted between January 1, 2006 and January 31, 2006.
Solo Cup Doll Lamp with Instructions
Here is a Solo cup doll lamp or night light. This lamp is made with clear solo drinking cups, a craft doll, and clear christmas tree lights. We now have complete instructions!
For my daughter's fifth birthday I gave her a tea party. At the thrift store I bought old granny hats, and jewelry about $10.00. I bought inexpensive compact powder case with puffs, nail polish, lipstick, tiny stuffed bears, tiny straw hats to fit bears heads at the dollar store. (One for each guest including the birthday girl) for about $30.00.
For my Mother's birthday I took a picture of each of my four children by the clock on my mantle. The hands on the clock were put on the date my children were born.
Computer Keyboard Letter Magnets
I have a unique and fun craft idea that's very fast and easy to do. They are alphabet magnets made from computer keyboard keys. First, visit a local thrift store and pick up an old computer keyboard - they're very cheap.
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Solo Cup Doll Lamp with Instructions
Here is a Solo cup doll lamp or night light. This lamp is made with clear solo drinking cups, a craft doll, and clear christmas tree lights.
We now have complete instructions!
For my daughter's fifth birthday I gave her a tea party. At the thrift store I bought old granny hats, and jewelry about $10.00. I bought inexpensive compact powder case with puffs, nail polish, lipstick, tiny stuffed bears, tiny straw hats to fit bears heads at the dollar store. (One for each guest including the birthday girl) for about $30.00.
For my Mother's birthday I took a picture of each of my four children by the clock on my mantle. The hands on the clock were put on the date my children were born.
Computer Keyboard Letter Magnets
I have a unique and fun craft idea that's very fast and easy to do. They are alphabet magnets made from computer keyboard keys. First, visit a local thrift store and pick up an old computer keyboard - they're very cheap.
