Silhouette Portrait™ Giveaway!!!

Silhouette Giveaway!

This post is brought to you by Silhouette.

I am SO excited to get to share an awe­some Sil­hou­ette promo & give­away with you all today! So fun! Remem­ber those DIY Mickey shirts I shared with you the other day?! Well, those were made with my Sil­hou­ette! DIY Disney ShirtsI’ll have a full tuto­r­ial later but first, here the details on the new Sil­hou­ette pro­mo­tion….

Sil­hou­ette Por­trait Bundle

1 Clean Cut Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Sew­able Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Fab­ric Blade

1 $25 Down­load Card

1 Sil­hou­ette Portrait™

 

Sil­hou­ette CAMEO Bundle

1 Clean Cut Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Sew­able Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Fab­ric Blade

1 12”x24” Cut­ting Mat

1 Sil­hou­ette CAMEO®

 

Fab­ric Inter­fac­ing Bundle

1 Clean Cut Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Sew­able Fab­ric Interfacing

1 Fab­ric Blade

1 $25 Down­load Card

Silhouette Promotion

To order one of the Pro­mo­tional Deals above, just click on the spe­cial promo link below and be sure to use use the code, ENDEAVORS

Click here—–> Sil­hou­ette Fab­ric Promo

You can also enter to WIN IT!!!!!!!

Silhouette Giveaway!

Giveaway

One lucky win­ner will win a Sil­hou­ette Por­trait machine!

Enter:

Use the Raf­fle­copter form below to sub­mit entries (give the form a minute to load if you don’t see it right away). Com­plete as many (or as few) tasks as you like. Good luck!
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For more chances to win a Sil­hou­ette Por­trait, be sure to check out some of my blog­ging friends giv­ing one away right now too! :)

A Pump­kin & A Princess | That’s What {Che} Said… | 733 | Gin­ger Snap Crafts | Crazy Lit­tle Projects | Pretty Handy Girl | Whip­per­berry | Mom 4 Real |Sim­ply Design­ing | Design, Din­ing and Diapers

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Let’s Hear it for the Boy #5

Let's Hear it for the Boy Link Party

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Wel­come to “Let’s Hear it for the Boy Thursday”–a link party all for boys! Each week myself and 3 other blog­gers pick our favorite projects to high­light from the pre­vi­ous week’s party. If you have a blog, feel free to link up. If you don’t, click around to find tons of inspi­ra­tion for the boys (and men) in your life!

On to last week’s top picks:

Kim from seven thirty three picked:

{This page is in Russ­ian, but if you open with Google Chrome it will trans­late to English}
 

Board Shorts and Top by Rock the Stitch

 

Let's Hear it for the Boy Link Party

Now, let’s get this week’s party started!! :)
PARTY GUIDELINES

  1. BOY related projects only (projects for grown boys are OK)
  2.  Link to your blog post, not your main page
  3. Dis­play our party but­ton or link back to any of the 4 blogs to share the love
  4.  To make it even more fun, visit oth­ers that have linked up and leave comments

DIY Disney-Inspired Nail Art #IHeartMyNailArt

DIY Disney-Inspired Nails

With Dis­ney on the brain because of our Dis­ney World trip (and as part of a spon­sored post for Col­lec­tive Bias®), we had fun doing some DIY Disney-inspired nail art using Sally Hansen nail prod­ucts! I actu­ally did my Min­nie Mouse-inspired pedi­cure before our trip. Then, when we got back, we had a fun fam­ily week­end with my cousin’s high school grad­u­a­tion, my birth­day, and belated Mother’s Day cel­e­bra­tions. So, I let my 10-year old cousin & her friend pick out some fun Disney-inspired nail art they would like to do and we had a girls mani/pedi after­noon! Here are the fun results:DIY Disney-Inspired Nails

There were three dif­fer­ent themes: Win­nie the Pooh, Min­nie Mouse, and Cin­derella. My cousin and her friend said they love Win­nie the Pooh and so they each wanted to do slightly dif­fer­ent Pooh man­i­cures! Then we did Cinderella-inspired “fancy” toes on them. My favorite pedi­cure color is red, so I opted for turn­ing my usual look into a Min­nie Mouse theme! It was per­fect for our Dis­ney Social Media Moms trip!

Here’s how we cre­ated each look…Sally Hansen Nail Polish

Win­nie the Pooh Nails

We started with 4 col­ors of Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear pol­ishes — a yel­low, orange, pink, and blue (to rep­re­sent Pooh, Tig­ger, Piglet, and Eey­ore). Color names:

  • Sun Kissed
  • Bub­ble Gum Pink
  • Pacific Blue
  • Mel­low Yellow

Dif­fer­ent color nails seem to be all the rage right now (a sort of “pop art” look), so the tween girls were quite excited about doing it this way! The first step was to just paint the nails those four col­ors. The girls decided which color they wanted on each nail and which color to dupli­cate. Making Winnie the Pooh NailsNext up is doing the details which make the Win­nie the Pooh theme really obvi­ous. For that, we used Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens! The pens are awe­some for doing details! We wouldn’t have been able to do this with­out them! For these nails, we used black, white, and sil­ver nail art pens. For the hon­ey­bees, Pooh face and Tig­ger stripes, we used black. One of the girls wanted black stripes for “Piglet” and one chose sil­ver. Then, for “Eey­ore”, I drew on a lit­tle sil­ver bow. It didn’t pop as much as they wanted on the blue though. So, they had me out­line it in white and put a black dot in the cen­ter. The end results are pretty fun! Winnie the Pooh Nail ArtYou can see that each girl chose some­thing just a lit­tle dif­fer­ent, but both are super cute! My favorite is the Pooh face and hon­ey­bees. It was a lit­tle tough try­ing to free­hand the designs, espe­cially on such tiny fin­ger­nails. But, I think it turned out pretty well. The Sally Hansen nail art pens worked great and the girls thought the final out­come was “so cool”!! ;) Winnie the Pooh Manicure

Cinderella-inspired Nails

Need:

  • Sally Hansen Gem Crush Blue “Blingtastic”,
  • Sally Hansen Com­plete Salon Man­i­cure “Debut-tint”
  • Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear “White On”

Cinderella inspired pedicureTo cre­ate the look, we started by paint­ing their toes white. Then once that was dry to the touch, we painted over it with the sparkly “Debut-tint”. It’s a really pretty sort of whiteish-gold sparkly pol­ish. I have that by itself on my fin­ger­nails and really like it! Then, the last step was adding the blue Gem Crush paint on the tips! It cre­ated such a fun sparkly look in per­fect Cin­derella colors!

Minnie-Mouse Nail Art

Minnie Mouse Nail ArtI love the way these turned out! They were per­fect for our Dis­ney World trip! And, I think I’m going to touch them up for a Dis­ney­land media event com­ing up this week! My favorite col­ors with a Dis­ney theme for the win! ;)

Need:

  • Sally Hansen Com­plete Salon Man­i­cure “Red My Lips”
  • Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen — White
  • Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen — Black

Sally Hansen Nail ProductsI started out by just pain­ing my toe­nails with the red pol­ish. Once that was dry, I used the nail art pens for the polka dots and draw­ing the Mickey head. Just be sure to wait until the pol­ish is dry before you try using the pens! I tried to rush it on one of the Mickey heads and it didn’t turn out nearly as well. But, over­all, it turned out great. Peo­ple were shocked to find out that I did it myself! Minnie Mouse Pedicure

Fun, right?!

If you’re inter­ested in doing any of these fun looks or the prod­ucts I got, you might be pleased to know that you can pick them up at Wal­greens! The Xtreme, Salon Effects, Dia­mond and Insta Dri pol­ishes are on a $1 off sale thru 5/25. Plus, the Com­plete Salon Man­i­cure Pol­ish is on sale for  2/$10 thru 5/25! And, there is a $1 off coupon in the Wal­greens Coupon Book on all Sally Hansen Beauty Tools thru 5/25! My Wal­greens actu­ally had a lot of left­over coupons and offered them up on all the prod­ucts I bought. So, for me, the Xtreme pol­ishes were less than $2 a bot­tle! A great deal. You can see our whole shop­ping trip on Google+ here. Fol­low along with Sally Hansen & Wal­greens on twitter!

Dis­clo­sure: I am a mem­ber of the Col­lec­tive Bias®  Social Fab­ric® Com­mu­nity.  This shop has been com­pen­sated as part of a social shop­per insights study for Col­lec­tive Bias and their client. #IHeart­My­NailArt #Cbias

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Let’s Hear it for the Boy — Week #4

Let's Hear it for the Boy Link Party

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It’s Let’s Hear it for the Boy Thursday–a link party all for boys! Each week myself and 3 other blog­gers pick our favorite projects to high­light from the pre­vi­ous week’s party. If you have a blog, feel free to link up. If you don’t, click around to find tons of inspi­ra­tion for the boys (and men) in your life!

Last week’s top picks:

(Turns out, A LOT!)
 

Sta­tic Elec­tric­ity by Kids Activ­i­ties Blog

 

 

Let's Hear it for the Boy Link Party

Now, let’s get this week’s party started!! :)

PARTY GUIDELINES

  1. BOY related projects only (projects for grown boys are OK)
  2.  Link to your blog post, not your main page
  3. Dis­play our party but­ton or link back to any of the 4 blogs to share the love
  4.  To make it even more fun, visit oth­ers that have linked up and leave comments


5 great projects using brown paper bags!

Paper Bag Crafts

Hello Mom Endeav­ors read­ers, my name is Andrea and I blog over at my lit­tle slice of the inter­net at Wor­ley House– A lifestyle blog shar­ing my pas­sion for cre­ativ­ity and my thoughts on moth­er­hood & life. I’m excited today to be shar­ing some fun uses for brown paper bags with you today.

Brown paper bags aren’t just for pack­ing your kid­dos lunches any­more! I’ve rounded up some awe­some ways to repur­pose those brown paper bags into really fun crafts and DIY projects. Since these bags come in packs of 50 for under two dol­lars you can re make these awe­some crafts for just mere pen­nies per project!

Paper Bag Crafts

1. Brown Paper Flow­ers by A Place for Us

2. Sim­ple Brown Paper Gift Pack­ag­ing by yours truly

3. Hol­i­day Hal­loween Bunting Ban­ner by Lit­tle Miss Marmalade

4. Brown Paper Bag Pin­wheel by Style Me Pretty

5. Brown Paper Bag Bas­kets by Martha Stewart

Pretty awe­some right?! Think twice before you throw away those bags, make your­self some­thing pretty!

Thanks Sara for let­ting me share today! For more projects and inspi­ra­tion visit my blog, or find me on Face­book & Insta­gram for daily updates.

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DIY Disney Craft: Disney Map Placemats

DIY Disney Map Placemat

While the Mom Endeav­ors fam­ily is off enjoy­ing their visit to Dis­ney World, I’m here shar­ing a fun DIY Dis­ney project to bring your vaca­tion mem­o­ries home. My hus­band, daugh­ter, and I visit Dis­ney­land fre­quently and get excited each time we think of our next visit. Last month we spent a few days in the Hunt­ing­ton Beach area and were able to spend an entire day in Dis­ney­land. I brought home a cou­ple of park maps and turned them into placemats. DIY Disney Map Placemat

The place­mats were very easy to make and have given us hours of con­ver­sa­tion at the din­ner table.

Sup­plies:

  • clear con­tact paper
  • Dis­ney park map

Disneyland Map Placemat (2)Mea­sure and cut two pieces of con­tact paper large enough to cover the entire map.
Disneyland Map Placemat (3)Cover each side of the map with con­tact paper and trim the edges.

Disneyland Map Placemat (4)Add your favorite Dis­ney plate and you are ready for a fun fam­ily dinner!

Disneyland Map Placemat (5)My daugh­ter has also been using the place­mat while play­ing with play-doh.

These easy place­mats can be made with any attrac­tion map to pre­serve your vaca­tion mem­o­ries. Dis­ney has a big selec­tion of park maps and you could eas­ily have dif­fer­ent place­mats for every hol­i­day or season!

What map would you like to turn into a placemat?

Heather HeadshotHeather, a reg­u­lar con­trib­u­tor here on Mom Endeav­ors, is a preschool teacher and mommy to one sassy lit­tle girl.  She shares fam­ily activ­i­ties, class­room ideas, snacks, and kids crafts at her blog, Brie Brie Blooms.

 

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