Here's a simple and 'short' crochet plastic grocery bag pattern. It works great when you crochet with plastic bags. So, you can enjoy an eco friendly crochet grocery bag! Make one plastic bag tote for yourself and MANY for gifts!
Showing posts with label mothers day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mothers day. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
Bath Bags
Make one of these pretty bags for someone you care about, fill it with bath beads, lotions, or even our homemade soaps. Use colorful washcloths or a pretty patterned material, topped off with a dainty ribbon.
Soap Bars-Mother's Day gift
This fun project is perfect for kids of almost any age. These inexpensive yet lovely soap bars make perfect gifts for teachers, mom, grandma, or just about anyone. Plus, they're fun to use in the bath, too!
A Goof Proof Mother's Day Gift
Want to give something really special to your mom for Mother's Day? Short on cash? Still want to do something really cool? Something she'll never forget?
Printable Mother's Day Coupons
Here are some fun coupons you can print out to give to mom or any other special lady for Mother's Day! Present mom with coupons to redeem for everything from a hug to weeding the garden and taking out the trash. You can even print out a blank coupon and make up your own, or, if you are brave, let mom make up her own.
Last Minute Mother's Day Gift Idea
Need a last minute Mother's day (or Grandmother's gift)? How about making a wire photo holder?
Mother's Day Ideas: Card Board MOM Sign
This is a project for older children. I should think with an adults help an eight year old could manage this. I left the cardboard unpainted but you could spray paint it.
http://4crazykings.blogspot.com/2009/04/mothers-day-ideas-card-board-mom-sign.htmlBath Salts...A Mother's Day Gift Idea!
http://smashedpeasandcarrots.blogspot.com/2010/05/bath-saltsa-mothers-day-gift-idea.html
Mother's day Gift - Quick and Easy
Scented Bath Salts
What You Need
2 cups Epsom salts
1 cup baking soda
Large bowl
Lavender-scented oil
2-x-4-inch scrap of white cotton fabric
Food coloring
Cookie sheet
Apothecary jar
Ribbon
Baby spoon
How to Make It
- In a large bowl mix 2 cups Epsom salts and 1 cup baking soda. Dab a few drops of lavender-scented oil onto a 2-x-4-inch scrap of white cotton fabric and stir through mixture. Repeat with drops of food coloring. Continue mixing scented oil and food coloring until desired scent and color is achieved. If desired, make two colors of salts to layer in a purchased apothecary jar (available in thrift shops).
- Spread salts mixture onto a cookie sheet for several hours, stirring several times. Wash and dry the jar. Spoon salts mixture into jar.
- Tie a baby spoon onto jar with ribbon.
- To use, dissolve several teaspoons of salts in bathwater.
Note: This project was brought to you by BHG
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