“Boo Boo helper” Cat
August 2nd, 2010 — 3:38pm
I made this one with my daughter (she chose to do a cat) but prior to that we made some of these in my chug/class (I havent found the pictures yet! When I do Ill post them.) Continue reading »
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Update on the doll clothing classes
September 21st, 2009 — 11:08am
Just wanted to let anyone interested know that I haven’t been posting about doll clothing projects because we are on hiatus until after the holidays. We will probably be meeting on another day this year as well. Probably Tuesdays, but we have not decided yet.
Anyone who would like to know about the class and when it meets should contact me via the contact form on the shop site. For more information about what we have been doing in the classes check out the posts in the classes section.
Rosh Hashana event favors or activity- soap
August 20th, 2009 — 3:33am
Bubble Soap from soapylovesdebbie
To wash away sins how about giving or making soap?
Givers log blog has a tutorial on making pretty soap lables as teacher’s gifts. Easy to convert to wedding/bar/bat mitzvah favors or to make with families using children’s artwork. As an activity I would suggest printing on clear lables rather than transparencies.
Instead of liquid soap try hard soap. Here are a few tutorials for hard soap:
Lavendar soap from the Soap Queen
Loofa soap recipe
Snow Globe Soap Instead of animals you could use pots of honey.
Soapylovesdebbie photo stream on flickr from lets get soapy also has links to tutorials on how to make a soap making party. Note her copyright on the image:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/soapylove/ / CC BY 2.0
Individual Birkonim question
January 29th, 2009 — 6:06am
We have received a few questions regarding the possibility of ordering a single Birkon or a number up to ten. We are trying to figure out the best way to accommodate these requests since our printer does not really have time to answer requests for such small quantities and we keep a very small number of birkonim on hand.
I think that the way we will try to handle this, for now, is to provide a sample birkon for $10. The $10 will be credited to a customized birkon order. For now samples can be ordered offline, but i hope to put this online in the near future.
What about those 5-10 order requests? How about asking your local Bnei Akiva to be in touch with us for a supply of Birkonim that they can sell to you.