Showing posts with label personalized. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personalized. Show all posts

Pet Keepsake - MEMORY Stepping Stone - HOW TO WRITE IN CEMENT - Paw print - DIY Garden memorial

Today is a sad sad day in our house. Our beloved Rolo passed away. 


We knew he was winding down. :( He has had trouble gaining weight for awhile and now he is loosing strength to stand.  We decided on the way home from school to grab some cement mix and made a memorial stepping stone.


Tub of cement for $7.97 and Home Depot and at home had some glass, stones, rocks and a couple cake tins.


I mixed 4 1/2 cups of cement with 1 1/2 cups of water in a gallon ziplock bag so it could be disposed of easily. I put rubber gloves on to spread the mixture in the cake tin and tapped it on the counter to make the top smooth. 

We helped Rolo stand up and pressed his foot down to make one print in the center. We used a bowl of warm water to wash his foot off.

We originally tried to write in the concrete but it looked a mess. I searched for lettered stamps but I must've gave them away when we recently moved.

Used cardstock and cut it into strips to make some of the letters and numbers. 


For the letter O and zeros were made with icing tips.


After we made the dates and his name we were going to use little stones and crystals but the boys just wanted to add a dog bone. We used a real dog bone to make the impression.

Let dry for 48hrs.

When dry we'll use acrylic paint and seal with a cement sealer. 

Our sweet doggie will be missed. So many great memories. 

He won several Halloween competitions.

He did not like bubbles.

He would sing.

He loved to dress up and went crazy if you were holding clothes or glasses for him.

He visited the retirement residence often. 

<3



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Custom / Personalized tags - cupcake toppers, Birthday Party Favors, Thank You Gift Tag - ETSY SHOP

I offer a bunch of free downloadable tags on my blog but recently I started making them personalized from my ETSY shop. I can customize with company logos, sports teams, photos, text, etc.

Tags are perfect for cupcake toppers, gift tags, party favors, thank you, wedding, baby shower, birthday, holiday treats, and so much more! 


HOW TO USE:

~ Cupcake toppers - simply insert tag into icing. Tags will not bleed or ruin.
~ Favor or gift tags - punch a hole and insert ribbon to tie to your party favor or double sided tape to attach. 
They are not stickers.

Match a baby show theme

Team sports, anniversary, birthday, teacher appreciation

Thank you tags -  personalize with date, name, event


Superbowl party tags

Party tags - Thank you for coming

Birthday

Company logo

Gift tags






Birthday photo tags

Favorite team - Just place in icing and done! They won't ruin or bleed. 

Graduation - School mascot

Baby shower party favors

Treat tags

Mini cupcakes - anniversary party



Picking a photo


Photos that work best are further back and smaller groups. Graphics can be adjusted to fit.

Once photo/logo/graphic is received a proof is made within a few hours of ordering. Most orders are printed and mailed the same day or within one day.


Each order is customized to match your theme or design.



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Embossed FOIL ART - Summer CRAFT for kids - DIY - Homemade COLORFUL gift idea

The boys made this card for my Mom's birthday but it would be a cute gift or fun summer craft!



Things you'll need:
card stock, cardboard, or canvas
glue gun & glue sticks (SMALLER KIDS - Elmer's glue and yarn)
heavy duty foil
Elmer's glue or adhesive spray
Q-tips or paint brush
Sharpie markers

I found these sharpie markers at Michael's and used a $50% off coupon.



I suggest to pre-draw designs with pencil to make sure they include areas to color in. For example, use block letters.

This design was kinda small and harder to get details to show. The BIGGER the design the better it turns out and easier to work with.

Trace design with hot glue gun or smaller kids can glue yarn down. Let dry.

We used adhesive spray but I think Elmer's glue works best to get the foil closer to the edges. If you use Elmer's glue, don't apply too much.


 Lay foil on top of board or canvas starting in the center and slowly work your way out. This way the foil is not too tight.

Use a stiff paintbrush or q-tips and carefully push foil down and close to the hot glue or yarn. It will tear easily so be gentle.

Once dry, color with sharpie markers.


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