I have a friend who opened a yarn business and sells patterns of her very Tween friendly styles for very reasonable prices. If you like to knit (boy would I love to learn... someday... especially after seeing the cute stuff she makes!) then maybe you might like to check out her blog Annie Amelia.
Here is the link : http://www.annieamelia.com/index.php
"I can't knit, but I can spin a good yarn" JM
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Animal Scrapbooking
I love animals! I'm really sappy when I watch animal movies like "Where the Red Fern Grows" and "Marley and Me". Anyway, I was not old enough to volunteer with the animals themselves. The Shelter said they had some scrapbooking that needed to be done. Since my mom is Miss Expert Scrapper, (but seriously, she is awesome at scrapbooking), we decided to do their scrapbooking. It took forever and we lost it while we moved and then found it again, but it was worth it!
Em :D
Em :D
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Scrapping for Pups
Too young to volunteer at your local animal shelter, but want to help the animals? That's what happened to Emily. After making the movie "Be a Hero Adopt a Dog" for her school Reflections contest she wanted to find another way to help the animals, but she was told she had to be 14 to volunteer. The people at the shelter found another way she could help. They were pulling down the old photos off of their bulletin boards and the photos needed to be put onto scrapbook pages to share in the albums in the front lobby.
I volunteered with Em and the animal shelter provided us with the photos and supplies. We didn't get finished very quickly, the box got put aside, but when the snow started flying this winter, we dug into the project and got it done and back to the shelter! If you want to see if the animal shelter in your town would be willing to let you help scrapbook - talk to your parents (get permission) and ask them to help you contact the shelter, and to work out the details for you.
Suz
I volunteered with Em and the animal shelter provided us with the photos and supplies. We didn't get finished very quickly, the box got put aside, but when the snow started flying this winter, we dug into the project and got it done and back to the shelter! If you want to see if the animal shelter in your town would be willing to let you help scrapbook - talk to your parents (get permission) and ask them to help you contact the shelter, and to work out the details for you.
Suz
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