Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Magnetic Cups

Are you tired of your kids leaving a ton of cups around the house. Here's an easy way to keep things organized and clean: Attach a pair of magnets on each cup.

Source: http://adventuresinpinteresting2012.blogspot.com/2013/01/magnet-cups-for-fridge.html

Recycle Broken Watches

It may not be able to give you the time, but there's a way for you to recycle your old watch. Cut out a small picture to fit the size of the frame in your watch. Then, take apart the watch and attach the picture on the back of the frame. Click here to find instructions to help you get started.

Source: www.myhomefortheholidays.blogspot.com

Thursday, December 26, 2013

New Year's Time Capsule

Just a few more days before the start of 2014...

It's time to reflect and look back at the good times and accomplishments from the past year. Get the kids involved and create a time capsule. Put all of your favorite memories and pictures inside the capsule and wait until the next year to open it. 

Keeps the kids busy during winter break and creates a lasting memory...

Source: www.meaningfulmama.com

New Year's Countdown

Here's a simple way to keep the fun alive as you countdown to the New Year with your family and friends.

Fill a packet with an idea or activity and label it with the hour that you want to do the activity.

Example:  9 p.m. - Tell your friends and family to discuss New Year's resolutions

Source: http://mymixofsix.blogspot.com/2010/12/new-years-packets.html

Christmas Tree - Resolution Tree

Get a little creative with the New Year and create/recycle a resolution tree.

Add some ornaments with your New Year's resolution. Or create a gift with an inspiring message for your family members to start the New Year. 

Source: http://secretsofasupermommy.blogspot.com/2011/01/happy-2011-super-mommies.html?m=1

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Cozy Hangers

It's been around for a while, but now it's gaining another round of momentum.

If you love to crochet, this is a craft to add to your to-do list. Below is a tutorial I found from Karen M. Anderson.


Sue Wilson,  program director/morning show co-host of 94.9 WQMX, holds a cozy hanger made by Hazel Marie in the 1970's.

 



Christmas Card Tree

This idea is similar to the 'Thankful Tree" during Thanksgiving. It's just another way to keep your Christmas and holiday cards throughout the year.

Source: http://www.marthastewart.com/