Super Saturday 2011

Welcome Back ladies!!!
We are super excited for Super Saturday this year.  Sarival and Canyon Trails wards are combining to have a "Super" crafty time :0)
Our event will be Saturday September 17th from 9am-2pm.  Bring a friend, neighbor or co-worker for even more fun.   Even if you are not interested in any of the following projects, be sure and come over for lunch between 11-12 noon.  You can look forward to the return of those fabulous little pumpkin soup bowls from a few years back and tons of yummy snacks and treats.


Here are our projects...

Glass Nativity Ornament- $2.00

This darling glass ornament will be a touching addition to your Christmas tree.  It is super easy to make.  An image is glued to the clear acrylic paper insert, rolled up, and placed inside the bulb.   If we are lucky enough to get the bulbs on sale, you will get two for the price of one!

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. each

Here is another image available.

     

       Glue Gun Stand- $2.50

Who doesn't need one of these!?!  I designed this hot glue gun stand to hold either large or small glue guns, they both work!  This is one easy to assemble project, too.  All you need to do is screw the stand to the base with the provided screw and pre-drilled hole, then glue on the heat-safe tile.  Paint will be provided if you wish to paint your stand before assembly.  The hot glue blobs you will have to furnish yourself :0)

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. or less

              

 Hair Flowers-set of three- $3.50

You are going to love this set of three felt hair flowers.  The kit comes with all felt pieces pre-cut and ready to assemble.  With a short tutorial and a little hand stitching or hot gluing (whichever you prefer) you will have three cute flowers ready to be worn.  A few color choices will be available.

Estimated Completion Time: 1 hour 

       

Temple Bracelet-$4 

What a clever way to keep track of your temple name on that tiny slip of paper during your next endowment session.  Not only is it convenient, but it is cute too.  You will lace beads on elastic thread, add the clip, and tie it off.  This bracelet includes a magnetic clasp to make it easier to put it on.  

     Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. to 1 Hour

   

I {heart} My Family Blocks- $5.00 a set, $0.50 each additional block

I love my I {heart} My Family Blocks and you will love your's too.  This kit includes the three image blocks and 5 photo blocks {one more than shown here}.  You can purchase additional blocks if you so desire.  There are also other options instead of the word "Family", like "Grandkids" or "Friends" if requested.  You will simply need to paint your blocks black, cut out your paper image and photos, and Mod Podge them to the blocks.  One top coat of Mod Podge will seal the deal and you will be ready for your next project. The photos need be cut to 3" squares if you want to come with them already cut, or use the cutters provided at Super Saturday to complete them there.  

Estimated Completion Time: 1-2 Hours

           

Cookie Sheet Activity Kit-$7

This fun activity for kids will come together really quick.  All you need to do is apply the dry-erase vinyl sheet, glue the marker to the magnet, and tie the magnet to the cookie sheet.  That's it!  Your kids will love it!  The kit includes the cookie sheet, one sheet of dry erase paper, dry erase marker, magnets, felt for the other side, and a folder with laminated games that can be played on the board.  Links to additional games and activities will be provided after the Super Saturday event.

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. 

Play Food Blocks- $8

These Play Food Blocks will be enjoyed for hours and hours by your little ones. This kit includes all the wooden blocks needed, pre-painted, and two copies of each food label, one for each side of the block.  You will cut out your paper food labels and glue them to the blocks.  Varnish will be available for sealing the blocks.  Two coats of the varnish are recommended.

Estimated Completion Time: 2-3 Hours

     Easter Family Home Evening in a Can-$5.00

I am so very excited for our Family Home Evening lesson this year!!!  I have been waiting to do the Easter lesson each time Super Saturday has come around.  The kit for this project includes a cannery can, can label, metal lid, plastic lid for storage after opening, lesson copies, scripture cards, and 12 Easter eggs with charms for a fabulous Christ-Centered Egg Hunt.  You will number and fill the eggs with the provided symbols of Christ's life, pack them in the can with the other lesson items, and seal the thing shut!  How fun is that!!! 

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. to 1 Hour

       

    Birthday Blocks-$15

The Birthday Blocks are one of my favorite projects :0)  

These blocks are simple to put together.  They will come pre-painted.  All you have to do is mod podge the paper to the blocks, apply a thin over coat, paint the balloons and glitter, apply the vinyl and you're done!  This project is a little more work than some that we are offering this year, but it is FABULOUS!

Estimated Completion Time: 2-3 Hours

  

      Menu Board-Large $15, Small $10

The menu boards were a requested project that I fell in love with. 

They are painted with chalkboard paint and will be waiting for you pre-painted Saturday morning.  Your job is to apply the vinyl, and your are done!  Small holes will be drilled in the corners to allow you to mount the boards, or you can mount it another way on your own.

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. to 1 Hour

Here are other word options.  If you would rather your menu board say something else, please write that request on your order form.

White Daisey Flower Magnets-set of three $3.50
{Photo below-the three big flowers}

The white daisey flower magnets are simply adorable and they are very easily completed.  They would make a perfect addition to the "Family Is Everything" board mentioned later.  The process includes, removing flower from stem, hot gluing petal sheets together, and gluing the flower to a magnet. 

Estimated Completion Time: 30 min. or less 

  Family Is Everything Board- $22

This project was another idea sent to me from a ward member.  I fell in love with it instantly!  I absolutely loved Sister Hinkley, like so many, and am excited to have her quote up on my wall.  This magnet board measures 42" long and 12" high.  You will paint the board black, apply the metal, and then apply the vinyl.  All in all this project's 

Estimated Completion Time: 1-2 Hours


I am so very excited to get started so be certain you get your orders in by August 21st!!!  Money must accompany all orders.  You can email me at vanessa.cam5@gmail.com with any questions.

Links For Enriching Life At Home

I was searching for ideas about what we could do on Sundays as a family when I came upon this fabulous resource!  If you have never been to lds.about.com  you have to check it out!!!  Besides a plethora of other things, I found tons of games, activities, family home evening lessons, mazes and word searches, as well as holiday ideas and clipart. 

We mentioned a few games and files at our Relief Society Meeting Thursday night, and here are some of the files.

Flannel board stories-in color and ready to print
More Flannel Board Stories-black and white
Book of Mormon Scavenger Hunt w/ pictures
FHE Games
LDS Coloring Pages
Sugar Cube Temples Craft Project
Old Testament ABC's
Reverence FHE- this site has many great ideas for FHE's

Other fun sites for crafts/activities/whatever:
Scriptures for Kids-games, conference/sacrament meeting bingo, flannel board stories, activity packets, etc.
Don't Eat Pete-Family Edition
The Magic Elf- Christmas Tradition
12 days to Thanksgiving Count Down
Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt
Free Christmas Sheet Music for Kids(piano)
Kaboose-this will take you to the Thanksgiving page, but this site is the BEST EVER!!!  With coloring pages, craft activities, printables, mazes, math games...you name it!

I also have many of the files from these sites downloaded on my computer.  Bring me a cd and I will burn you a copy!  Now there is no excuse for not knowing what to do with your family on a lazy Sabbath afternoon :0)

Super Saturday Wrap-up

Super Saturday was a HUGE success!  Thank you to all who had a hand in it!  The following are the notes and recipes that were presented at the event.  Many thanks to those ladies who took thier own crafting time to show us something new!

Everyday Photography Tips-
by Stephanie Frazier

Get Up/Get Down- We shouldn't be afraid to get on the ground or up on a latter to get a different view

Don't be afraid to GET UP CLOSE-  Get up close.  Sometimes an idea can be delivered better

Lines-The photo will be more appealing if things line up on a given plane

Try your different Modes- Try those different modes on your camera-the portrait mode, macro, etc.  They are made for specific shots and will improve your photos if used. 

Digital Scrapbooking-
How to Start-by Laci Waddell

click on the image below to see full size.

Tips for Closet Organizing-
by Heidi Larkin

Clear it out-
Take everything out, and clean closet. Make piles of keep or Donate.
(Donate means it doesn’t fit, never ware, doesn’t match, doesn’t make you feel great. Or haven’t worn it in a year.)
If you are not sure, flag the hanger, if you don’t use it that season-out.

Utilize every corner of closet-
Shoe racks on back of doors, floor, and interior walls. Use belt hangers with multiple hoods for camis, bras or scarves.

Hangers-
Get the right kinds. Sturdy wood for suites. Get rid of metal hangers and dry cleaner bags. Sort clothes by color and types.
Put what you wear the most at eye level. (Leaves seasonal things higher or lower.)
DO- make an “archive” with clothes bags for things you can come back to.

Fold Sweaters-
Sore in sweater boxes or folded on shelves

Use Boxes or a burrow for small things-
Put swimsuits or turtle necks in boxes higher or lower, to rotate with the season.
Put socks, underwear, scarves,
Keep boots, out door gear in the front hall. Or mud room.

Too many clothes-
Consider boxes under bed, attic to change out seasonally (Maternity)
Extra ideas for other closets-
Linen Closets, store folded sets of bed linens inside one of the set’s pillowcases.
Table linens- best store hanging from a skirt hanger in a closet
Build shelving for bins and baskets
Eliminate # of coats in a coat closet
Affix key racks
Organize supplies
Replace on long rod with 3 short ones. (one for dresses, 2 for shirts/pants.)

Getting Preschoolers Ready
For School-by Linda North

Treats:
Witch Hats- Lindsey Owen
Turkey Cake Balls- Amber Bridges
Reindeer Brownies- Madison Campbell
Pretzel Treats- Lindsey Owen

Thanks Again and See you Next Year!!!

October Craft Club

We will be making this lovely trio, the Ghost Family, for our craft club this month.  You can order them all together, or each one separately.  The price is as follows: Large/Dad $5, Medium/Mom $4, Small/Baby $3.

Please contact Vanessa Campbell for dates and times.  The first date will be Saturday, October 2nd during the priesthood session of conference.  Additional days will follow. 

Time commitment: These three ghosts should be finishable in 1-2 hours.  The painting is a simple base-coat of white.  Once dry, paint with glue and sprinkle with glitter.  Dot eyes, tie on ribbons, glue on gems and DONE!   How easy is that!?!

Nach' Yo Mamma's Super Saturday!

Our 2010 Sarival Ward Super Saturday will be 

Saturday, September 25th from 9:00-4:00

Money and orders are due, at the same time, by September 1st.

This years projects are as follows...

Holiday Organizer @ $2.50. 

This handy notebook comes with all the papers, modge podge and inks to reproduce the darling organizer you see above.  It has been changed to read "Holiday Organizer" instead of "Christmas Organizer" to make it for all of the upcoming holidays.  It would be a great place to make Thanksgiving dinner plans, seating arrangements, gift lists, and to-do lists for upcoming parties and events. 

The inside cover has a decorated envelope to store all of your gift and purchase receipts.  My kids always seem to change their minds two weeks before Christmas and I normally spend hours searching through bags for the receipts to take things back.  Now there can be one decorated place to keep your receipts for easy access!  Project includes the PEN!!!

Estimated finish time, 1-2 hours

Thanksgiving Family Home Evening kit-

full color $5.50, Black and White $2.50 

This FHE kit comes complete with lesson plan, beautiful written pilgrim story, story and photos of the 10 lepers story, as well as two colored blessing-oriented visual aids from the friend.  It brought tears to my eyes and a burning in my heart to be reminded of the extreme sacrifice the early settlers made to establish this great country of ours.  This lesson plan is so packed you can actually break it down and use it for more than just one Family Home Evening.

Finish time: to cut out/color-anywhere from 1-4 hours depending on your detail.

Temple Blocks- Large $5.00, Small $3.00

These breathtaking temple photos are mounted on sturdy 2" wood.  With this project you can choose your temple, whether you want it black and white or sepia tone (browns).  Color option is also available.  Next you can choose between the following texts...Keep in mind you can opt for no words as well...

The process:  Paint block, cut out picture and papers, glue to block, let dry, sand and add ribbons.  

Estimated finish time: 1-2 hours

(you can do several in that time-it's the drying that makes it take longer)

Various paint colors will be available if you are interested in something other than black and brown. 

Felt Food Kit @ $5.00-

This delicious assortment of felt food will come with all machine sewing done for you.  You will need to turn right-side-out, stuff, and hand sew.  The thread, needle, and beads are included.  As a special bonus for all who complete their kits by Christmas, you will recieve a SURPRISE piece of food already sewn and ready to play with!!! (I say surprise because I have not yet decided what to make, but I PROMISE, it WILL be GOOD!

Estimated time: DAYS! 

It makes a great project for when the good TV seasons get back into swing :0)

Happy Birthday Banner  $5.00, $8.00 for vinyl

The Birthday Banner comes with all the papers cut out and ready to string.  The candles and circles are cut out as well.  You will need to stencil the letters on, but you do have the option to pay $3 extra and use vinyl letters for way less mess!  All ribbons and buttons included in price.  Extra ribbon choices will be available.

Estimated finish time:1-2 hours

I Spy Bag $5.50

This I Spy Bag will come with all machine sewing done. 

 You will turn it inside out, fill with items, plastic beads, and hand stitch the small opening shut.  All items and label are included.  You can bring your own alphabet beads if you would like to add them to your bag. 

Estimated time: 1-2 hours

Metal Magnet Boards $10-metal area is 12 x 12

The magnet board will require painting.  Once dry you will glue on the metal and attach the ribbon. 

This project could be finished in less than an hour.

Home Sign $13-

with interchangeable, pre-painted pieces.

This HOME sign will need to be painted your choice of colors.  While it dries you can apply the vinyl letters and the magnet to the back of the shapes.  Once dry, you can glue on the metal piece and you are ready to go!  As I said above, the shapes come pre-painted.  You will add buttons and ribbons and then magnets to the backs, but unless you request them un-painted, they will be ready to use.

I would estimate this project taking 1.5 hours

(p.s. I don't have the buttons and ribbons on in this picture just yet)

All orders with MONEY due to

Vanessa Campbell by Sept. 1st!!!

You can call or email me here with any questions:

vanessa.cam5@gmail.com

Thanks and See you there!

Father's Day Project

Hey Ladies!  We have a new project this month!!! It is a Father's Day frame.  It can sit on a shelf...

Or hang on a wall.

The cost is $4.50 Payable to Vanessa Campbell

I have scheduled the following days to work on it. If none of these days work, please feel free to give me a call or email and we can find a time that will work with your schedule.

Mon. June 7th- 10-noon
Wed. June 9th 7-9pm
Mon. June 14th 10-noon
Tues June 15th 7-9pm

Can't make it or you want to do it on your own?  You can also just buy the kits that come with everything in the picture above, and a template for the words.  By the way, I also have the writing for Best Grandpa, Best Papa, Best Opa, Best Uncle...or any other combination you might desire.

You need to pay at least 3 days before hand so I have time to purchase supplies and cut out the wood. You can bring money to me at my house, at church, or use the paypal button on this blog :0)
 
Call or email with any questions!
Vanessa Campbell
vanessa.cam5@gmail.com

New Craft Club!!!

Hello Ladies!!! We are starting a craft club. We will meet the first Thursday of each month and do a fun, inexpensive craft that will make your home inviting and festive! For the month of February we are doing this fabulous LOVE sign sure to inspire a little "loven" in your home ;0) The project will cost $6. It is about 9" tall and about 21" wide. Paint and wire are included. There isn't much time to order this month so HURRY-Don't Delay!!! You can bring your money Sunday or, in an effort to make paying easier, we have included a PayPal button! Now you can pay for your craft from home! Simply press the PayPal button and it will take you to a log-in page where you can sign-in to your own PayPal account, or create one if you have not done so. With no time to spare, we are meeting Feb. 4th, 8pm, at the Campbell's home to create your masterpiece. We will see you there and as usual, please call Vanessa Campbell with any questions.

Neighbor Gift Ideas

The following are the websites containing the sayings displayed with the various things I found, mostly from the dollar store. Enjoy!

http://www.tipjunkie.com/2008/12/neighbor-gift-ideas-candy-grams.html

http://www.heart4home.net/93giftideas.htm

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,650206865,00.html?pg=1

http://opossumsal.homestead.com/Household/103.html

Bread: The Bread Of Life
Just as the Babe of Bethlehem was born, humble and low, then
exalted to glory, common, everyday, humble bread has been
raised to a lofty station.
Consider that:
Bethlehem, where He was born, means “House of Bread”.
His first temptation in the wilderness was “to turn stones to
bread”.
Instead, He turned temptation into teaching: “Man shall not
live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth forth
from the mouth of God.”
As an example to us, He prayed to the Father in the manner:
“Gives us this day our daily bread”.
He fed five thousand disciples with only 5 barley loaves, then
seizing the opportunity, declared to them on the following
day, “I am the living bread come down from Heaven.”
Embodied in the bread, He broke with His apostles in the
memory of His sacrifice and His Father’s gift to the world.
Bread-this highest and lowest food can serve as a meal for
insects or a sparrow, as well as a Sabbath feast for priests and
prophets.
Bread-this most common food was chosen by the Savior
Himself as a remembrance of the most uncommon life.
Bread-a symbol of His birth and death; reminder of His
temptations and teaching; a sacred memory of His sacrifice
and sufferings.
My Christmas wish is that this small gift and these great thoughts
will help you feel the spirit of Christ, and remember Him and all
that He has done for us through this beautiful Christmas Season.

M&M Christmas Story
by Pam Ridenour
M&M Christmas StoryAs you hold these candies in your hand and turn them, you will see....

The M becomes a W, an E, and then a 3.

They tell the Christmas story it's one I'm sure you know.

It took place in a stable a long, long time ago.

The E is for the East where the star shone oh so bright.

The M is for the Manger where the baby Jesus slept that night.

The 3 is for the Wiseman bearing gifts, they say they came.

W is for Worship, Hallelujah Praise to His name.

So as you eat these candies or share them with a friend,
Remember the meaning of Christmas,

it's a love story that never ends Merry Christmas

Gifts in a Jar

Our wonderful friend Lyndsey Owen has included all the recipes for the gifts in a jar we offered with Super Saturday. Here they are and the web sites I found for the Chocolate chip and M&M cookies in a jar. All recipes listed here are to be packed into a Quart sized jar.



Chocolate Peanut Butter Candy
(Layer in this order)
2/3 c graham cracker crumbs
1 ¾ c powdered sugar
1/3 c packed brown sugar
1 ¾ c chocolate chips in Ziploc bag



1. Remove bag of chocolate chips from jar. Set aside.
2. Empty jar into large bowl. Blend well.
3. Add: ¾ stick of butter or margarine, melted
1 1/3 c peanut butter
4. Mix until well blended. Press firmly into 9” x 13” sprayed pan.
5.Place chocolate chips in a microwave safe dish. Microwave on high 30 seconds, then stir well. Microwave at 15 second intervals, stirring well each time, until completely melted. Spread this chocolate over peanut butter layer.
6. Place in fridge for an hour to set. Cut into squares – if it has been in the fridge, let it set out to soften before cutting.
Store in fridge.
Makes 48 pieces.





Peppermint Stick Cocoa
(Layer in this order)
Powdered Milk 1 cup
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder 1 cup
Granulated Sugar 1 cup

Salt 1 teaspoon
Mini Chocolate Chips ½ cup
Crushed Peppermint Candy ½ cup


*Mix contents in a large bowl. For each serving, place 1/3 cup cocoa mix in a mug and stir in 1 cup of hot water



Classic Cocoa
(Layer in this order)
Granulated Sugar 1 cup
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder 1 cup
Powdered Milk 1 cup
Salt 1 teaspoon
Mini Chocolate Chips ½ cup
Mini Marshmallows ½ cup

*Mix contents in a large bowl. For each serving, place 1/3 cup of cocoa mix in a mug and stir in 1 cup of hot water.





Instant Baked Potato Soup Mix in a Jar

1 box sour cream and chive potatoes
Chive Sauce packet from potatoes
1 packet dry cheese sauce mix from boxed macaroni and cheese
1 tablespoon bacon bits

Remove packet of potatoes from box and use a roller or your fist to break most of the dry slices up into smaller pieces.

Combine all ingredients and put into a jar or decorative container. Attach the following instructions on a gift tag:

Instant Baked Potato Soup

Combine contents of jar with 2 cups milk and 1 cup water.

Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer 8 to 10 minutes.





Chocolate Chip Cookies in a Jar

2 cups flour

1 tsp salt

1 tsp baking soda

3/4 cup brown sugar

3/4 cup white sugar

Chocolate chips



Filling the Jar:Use a small funnel to layer the ingredients in a quart size canning jar in the order listed. Use enough chocolate chips so the jar is full to the top. Pack down all ingredients.



Instructions for recipient (write or print on card & attach to jar)

1 cup butter or margarine softened

1 egg, slightly beaten

1 tsp. vanilla



Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Thoroughly blend together the butter or margarine, the egg, and the vanilla. Pour jar of cookie mix into this mixture. Mix until completely blended. Drop teaspoons full of batter about 2 inches apart on cookie sheet. Bake for 8 - 10 minutes or until lightly browned.



http://christmas.organizedhome.com/printable/gifts-in-a-jar/mm-cookies-gift-tag



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Christmas Crafts and Gifts Kids Can Make

OK I was just swamped with fun things to do for Super Saturday so I didn't get to make any samples, but here are some FANTASTIC web links to crafts and gifts that kids can make. There are also wonderful sites to download and print coloring pages, puzzels, mazes, word finds, etc. Check them out!!!!

http://familyfun.go.com/crafts/holiday-seasonal-crafts/christmas-gifts-cards-decorations/homemade-christmas-gifts/

Printables:
http://crafts.kaboose.com/holidays/christmas/xmas-printables.html

Kids Craft index:
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/christmas/index.shtml#kids

http://www.dltk-holidays.com/xmas/advent.html

Apple sauce ornaments- http://www.allfreecrafts.com/christmas/cinnamon-applesauce-ornaments.shtml

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/christmas/

http://www.daniellesplace.com/HTML/christmas.html

http://www.dltk-holidays.com/xmas/crafts.html

http://www.blackdog.net/holiday/christmas/bingo/index.html

http://www.robinsfyi.com/holidays/christmas/activities/christmaskidcraft.htm

http://familyfun.go.com/christmas/homemade-christmas-gifts/christmas-gifts-kids-can-make/

Souper Saturday!!! Nov. 7th 9-1pm

We are so excited for this year's "Souper" Saturday!!! Below you will find pictures of the projects we are offering. Included is a rough estimate of how long each project should take if you were slightly craft-challenged. If you know your way around a glue gun, you can expect to finish in much less time!

We are in need of volunteers to help with light sewing or painting, as well as a few good ladies to trade off helping on "Souper" Saturday itself. Money, order forms and any questions can be turned in to Vanessa Campbell.

Bring a dessert to share. Lunch served at 11:00. You can look forward to fun Classes including: Setting your holiday table, by Sis. Evertsen, and Candy Making, by Sis. Earl.

Also on display: creative gift wrapping ideas, Kids holiday crafts, and neighbor gift ideas

We will be sending around sign-up sheets for volunteers to bring soup and desserts.

I Wish Snowman - $10 small $15 large

The small snowman is 25 inches tall, the large one is 38 inches tall

This delightful snowman will literally light up your home this holiday season. It comes as a kit, snowman already painted white, with the garland, snowflakes, and strand of twinkle lights you see here. Approx. finish time is 1 hour

Country Nativity - $4.00

10 inches high x 9 inches across

This sweet little family would love a place in your home. It comes with base colors pre-painted, hair and fabric for the heads. You assemble and apply the faces!

Approx. finish time 30 min to 1hr.

The Flakes, family of three - $12.00; $3.00 each additional small snowman

These guys are 17, 13, and 9 inches high. They are made of Chenille, stuffed and ready for you to decorate!!! The hats are pre-made making assembly a breeze. The craft-challenged ladies can plan on an hour, but you can get 'er done in less!

Approx. 1 hr

Santa/snowman treat bags - $2.50

Approx. 8 inches tall when tied

These bags make a sweet treat even sweeter! Just decorate these pre-made bags and take home to fill with the treat of your desire. They will be a big hit for teachers, co-workers, and neighbors alike. Like I said, the bags are pre-sewn, as are the noses and mustaches. You simply glue on eyes, nose/mustache, and blush the cheeks. Assembly- 15 min. a bag

Gifts in a Jar - $5.50 each

Flavors offered: Classic Cocoa, Chocolate Peanut butter Candy (Reeses Bar), and Instant Baked Potato Soup. We will assemble the recipes you order at Souper Saturday as well as give you the recipes for several others.

Glass bulb snowman ornaments - $4.00 for 10
These glass balls are so easy you won't believe it! Blush the cheeks, paint on the nose, and draw the face on. These can easily be done in stages between your other projects. Approx. time 15-30 min. cumulative

Teach the Children Family Home Evening Kit - $5.50

Kit includes 10 ornaments to go along with the complete FHE plan and a bag of Cookie mix.

Bags are sewn, ornaments painted unless you would rather paint them yourselves! This item is simply assembling the items, tying bells on the string, and tying the bag closed.
Approx. time 10 min.

Holiday Place Cards - $1.00 per set of 4; Christmas or Thanksgiving

size approx. 3inches high x 4 inches wide

When times are tough we are all in need of the smaller things that make the holidays special. The addition of these cute place cards will give you that extra touch without costing a lot or tons of work. Use them for names of the people or dishes at your holiday party. All items are pre-cut, you simply assemble. If you would like to have names printed on the white cardstock, write them on the back of your order form and they will be waiting for you when you arrive!

Approx. time 20 min. a set