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Tag Archives: music
Make a Joyful Noise
Every year at camp there is at least one new girl who has no idea what a SWAP is. Then there are those who ran out of time before camp to make any, or worse, they made them but left … Continue reading
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts
Tagged AHG, bird, camp, music, printable, SWAPS
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AHG Badge Help – Our Flag #21
I love this time of year, flags waving… everyone wearing red, white and blue… pretending it is not hot. Each year our AHG troop participates in the local 4th of July parade. This is the perfect time for a PiPa … Continue reading
Posted in American Heritage Girls
Tagged flag, music, Our Heritage Frontier, patriotic, songs
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12 Days of AHG Christmas
Earlier this fall, while riding to our troop’s National Day of Service Event, with a van full of PiPa’s, they started singing Christmas Carols. Why they chose to sing them in September, I am not sure. Long story short, after … Continue reading
Bass Clef Dishcloth
I am working on a set of music themed dishcloths. The final designed dishcloth is a Bass Clef.
Treble Clef Dishcloth
What would a music inspired set of dishcloths be without a Tremble Clef!
Music Note Dishcloth
My latest set of dishcloths is for my Patriot Co-leader. She is a wonderful woman to work with and also serves as my daughter’s piano teacher. I found three musically inspired dishcloths to make a set. The first pattern I … Continue reading