MOTHER'S DAY CARDS

Just in time for the big day, some printable mother's day cards! I should re-phrase that. They are printable, but your kids have to color, fingerprint stamp, or paint them. Such hard work, I know! These are great for gifting to Grandma, Granny, Nana, and all the other various names we give to the women we love. You can download the flowers card here and the other card here. For the flower card, we used some ink pads and stamped little flower petals using Elliott's finger. To make it easier for them to reach all the way around the flower just rotate the paper. For the other card, we went with watercolors. Not only was this card fun for him to paint, but (without any prompting) he named off each letter and the sound it makes as he painted it. Educational bonus! 

Have fun!

MIRROR DECALS

Just a quick and fun printable for your Thursday! These decals have been so much fun on our mirror. Elliott and I have been having a blast acting out the different sayings. He thinks the "AAHH" one means he's supposed to pretend to be Kevin from Home Alone. I'll take it! You can download them right here. Just print them out onto adhesive transparent sheets, cut and stick them on! I wouldn't recommend moving them a lot. But they should be fine so long as you don't rub the ink off. These would be fun to pop onto someone's mirror without them knowing for a fun little surprise! 

EGG DOMINOS

Who doesn't love dominoes? How about some Easter egg dominoes? Yes, please! My goal is to have these be substitutes in some of the plastic, normally filled with pure sugar, eggs for his Easter basket. Let's see if I can resist playing dominoes with him until then! For anyone who doesn't know how to play dominoes, you just turn them all over so you can't see the numbers, then one by one pick an egg and turn it over adding on and matching the numbers up. At least that's how I have always played. It's a great game to play with little ones who are learning to count and recognize numbers. You can download the dominoes right here. We watercolored the backside of the page and let it dry before cutting out the eggs just to make things a little more fun when they are turned over. You can let your little ones paint, color, add tape, or anything else fun you can think of. 

EASTER COLORING SHEETS

Ready for a printable? Of course you are! We have been having a lot of fun coloring these. They are the perfect thing to print off and get your kids pumped for Easter! You can download the eggs here and the bunny here. Print off a bunch because trust me, your kids will be addicted. Elliott has been asking me to print off more and more for him to color. He has even started cutting out the eggs and hiding them in plastic eggs for us to find. Man I love that kid. He named the rabbit Leo and added the bow tie, which of course I love and wish I had thought to add when I designed it. The point is, your littles will amaze you when you let them loose to create. And that is the best. Happy coloring!

EASTER STICKER BUCKETS

Can you believe Easter will be here in just a few weeks? Crazy! I wanted to make something really simple to make your Easter special. If you don't do big elaborate baskets (I don't blame you) then these are perfect for filling with a few eggs and some candy. They are also great for gifting to friends or neighbors. We are planning on filling these with special treats for Elliott and his cousins, as a little surprise for Easter. I found the little buckets in one of my favorite places on earth. The Target dollar isle! But you could use the stickers for anything. Paper bags, baskets, buckets, you name it. You can download the sticker designs here. Just download, print them out onto sticker paper and cut them out. If you want to get real crafty, you can have your little ones color the images. Fancy, right? No matter what you use the stickers for, I am pretty sure your little ones will love them. So do them a solid and print them out, would ya?