Here are the certificates for Divine Nature. One is made to be able to write the name and date, and the other is just generic. Click here for the original post and how to thread the ribbon bookmarks on. Click here for Rights and Use information from the church for the picture.
Click on each picture to download a 5x7.
Credit: It's About Time kit by Scraps by Andrea
Friday, October 15, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Value Ribbon Certificates-Faith
I had a request for a wonderful idea. Dana wrote to me and said, "The bishop of our ward would like to present the value ribbons in sacrament meeting because they are an award. There is currently no certificate associated with them for presentation." She asked if I could come up with some sort of certificate for each value ribbon and a way to attach each ribbon. Here is what I came up with.
2. Use a cute paper clip (mine isn't cute) to attach the ribbon. The ribbon is folded in fourths.

3. Punch a hole in the top corner. Fold the ribbon in half and thread the folded part through the hole. Draw the ends of the ribbon up through the hole and secure. This one makes the ribbon hang longer.
Each certificate is a 5x7. I made two different versions. The first is a certificate that you can print and write in the name and date for each girl. The second is just a generic that you can have printed off. Each certificate has the picture associated with it from the Personal Progress book. You can find the church's Rights and Use information for the pictures by clicking on the link. Click on each picture to download a 5x7. Read below for information on how to attach the ribbon.
Credit: Dryer Lint at Tiffany's kit by Summertime Designs
The next hurdle I had to overcome was thinking about how to attach each ribbon. With Dana's help, I came up with 3 different ways.
1. Make 2 slits on the left side of the certificate about 2 inches apart. Fold the ribbon in fourths. Thread through as follows: (sorry about the pictures, I just cut a piece of paper to show how to do it)
2. Use a cute paper clip (mine isn't cute) to attach the ribbon. The ribbon is folded in fourths.
3. Punch a hole in the top corner. Fold the ribbon in half and thread the folded part through the hole. Draw the ends of the ribbon up through the hole and secure. This one makes the ribbon hang longer.
Manual 2/42-Gratitude and Appreciation
I made 2 different handouts for this lesson. The first is an 8x10 that has 5 bookmarks on it (the lesson suggests preparing bookmarks for the girls). The bookmarks are 2 inches x 10 inches. The second one is just the saying "Happiness is a grateful heart" that can be printed in a 4x6 or 8x10.
Credit: So This is Love kit by Summertime Designs
Click on the bookmarks to download an 8x10.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Halloween handouts
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Halloween handouts
Only 19 more days until Halloween. I have to admit that this year I have done more for Halloween than ever before.It's not my favorite holiday, but why let that stop me! I decided to make Halloween handouts to attach to treats for neighbors, or friends, or members of your classes. Here are two to start with. Click on the picture to download (a 4x6).
Credit: Fangs for the Memories kit by Summertime Designs
Last year, I linked a great handout to start the Phantom in your neighborhood. Andi, from Hot Pink Pansy, has the cutest Phantom. Check it out here (or click on the picture).
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Manual 2 Lesson 41-Optimism
Click on the picture to save to your computer.
Click here to download a 4x6.
Click here to download an 8x10.
Credit: Sweet Springtime kit by Summertime Designs
Friday, October 1, 2010
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