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Wednesday, February 01, 2012

February Birthday Wishes

Aunt Emily – February 2nd

Great-Grandma Buchmiller – February 20th

Monday, January 30, 2012

Printable Valentine’s Day Cards

I know I haven’t been around much this month… and my consistency and timeliness at returning your e-mails is pathetic. I apologize. Sometimes life gets in the way… but I’m still here, attempting to carve out blogging time when I can find it. :)

Since my Valentine’s Printables Round-Up has proven to be so popular this year, I decided to turn 12 of the love themed Just Because printables into Valentine’s Day Cards… just for you, my wonderful readers!

These are available as single-sheet 8.5”x11” PDFs, to make for easy printing on your home printer, and I’ve chosen or tweaked those designs that won’t eat up all of your ink cartridges. All you have to do is print, trim, and fold – and you’ve got yourself a cute and inexpensive 5”x7” Valentine’s Day card, with plenty of blank space inside for a thoughtful message to your Valentine! (SS logo will be trimmed off.)

To download the card(s) for printing, simply click the collage above, and a new window will open to the download location in 4shared. Save the file(s) to your computer, and they’re yours! I’ve also included a compressed file in the download location, in case you want to download all 12 of the Valentine’s Day Cards at once. Then, just print the PDF out on your home printer, trim to the faint gray box (10”x7”), and fold in half.

PLEASE NOTE:

All Sprik Space freebie designs are available for your PERSONAL use only. If you are interested in purchasing a non-exclusive COMMERCIAL USE LICENSE, you can find more details here.
I'm also now offering custom colors on my designs. Please find more details here.

I’ll be posting this project to some of the link-up parties listed here:

Under the Table & Dreaming	Kuzak’s Closet	I Heart Naptime
Heather Lynne/Raising Memories	The DIY Show-Off	Keeping It Simple
Sew Can Do	The Girl Creative	Sumo’s Sweet Stuff
Making the World Cuter	C.R.A.F.T.	Skip to My Lou
Mad in Crafts	I’m Topsy Turvy	Sugar Bee Craft Edition
Tip Junkie	Oops! I Craft My Pants	Crazy Domestic
My Delicious Ambiguity	Today’s Creative Blog	Hope Studios
Lucky Star Lane	Someday Crafts	Blue Cricket Design
Sew Much Ado	Bargain Shopping Paradise	Night Owl Crafting
Somewhat Simple	My Backyard Eden	Creations by Kara
House of Hepworths	Fireflies and Jellybeans	Beyond the Picket Fence
Everything Etsy	Tatertots and Jello	6 Inches of Ribbon
Fingerprints on the Fridge	A Few of My Favorite Things	It’s a Hodgepodge Life
Fun to Craft	Tidy Mom	The Shabby Nest
KojoDesigns	Chic on a Shoestring Decorating	Just a Girl
Seven Thirty Three	Beat Until Fluffy	A Little Lovely

Enjoy!

P.S. I’ve placed a handy-dandy “Pin It” button on the bottom left for your pinning pleasure!

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Sunday, January 01, 2012

January Birthday Wishes

Great-Great-Auntie Dee – January 19th

Friday, December 16, 2011

December Birthday Wishes

This is a little late… oops! Better late than never, right??

“Uncle” Steve turned another year wiser on December 1st!

We sure had a FUN time with Uncle Scott celebrating his birthday on the 12th this past week in Arizona!

And, our big boy, Connor, turns 3 TODAY!!!

My, oh my, how time does fly!

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving!

One of my ancestors, Thomas Rogers, was among those who traveled here on the Mayflower.

An excerpt from the Thomas Rogers Society site:

“Governor Bradford says in his history of the Plymouth settlement that on board the Mayflower were ‘Thomas Rogers and Joseph his son; his other children came afterwards......Thomas Rogers died in the first sickness but his son Joseph is still living (1650) and is married and hath six children. The rest of Thomas Rogers' [children] came over and are married and have many children.’ Therefore we know that Thomas and his son Joseph arrived at Cape Cod aboard the ship Mayflower and on 11 November 1620 according to their calendar, or 21 November on ours, Thomas was one of forty-one signers of the Mayflower Compact. Thomas did not live through the rigorous winter which carried off half the group but young Joseph, like so many of the children, did survive.”

I’m so grateful for Thomas Rogers’s convictions… for being brave enough to leave everything behind to seek the freedom to worship as he pleased.

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I’m also grateful for and humbled by the many blessings that I enjoy – family, faith, shelter, food, health, friends, freedom… the list is never-ending. I am unbelievably fortunate and blessed.

Happy Thanksgiving!