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Tag Archives: spring
Spring Break in Washington DC
I have had several requests to update my list of badge requirements that can be covered while in the DC area. With the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival and Spring Break around the corner, I thought now would be a great … Continue reading
Seasonal Centerpiece
Recently I stumbled upon several projects my daughter completed as an Explorer. To complete the Home Decorating Merit Badge, she created a set of interchangeable Seasonal centerpieces.
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts
Tagged AHG, butterfly, Christmas, duck, Easter, fall, Family Living Frontier, flower, merit badge, paint, pumpkin, snow flake, snowman, spring
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Spring Wreath
According to the calendar it is officially spring. I know it may not seem like it based on the weather in some places, but the blooming Bradford Pear trees here in Texas confirm that spring is upon us. I recently … Continue reading
Spring Wreath
While it is still cold outside, it is never too early to think about spring and work on AHG merit badges. My daughter recently completed her Home Decorating Merit Badge.
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts
Tagged AHG, Dollar Store Projects, Family Living Frontier, hot glue, merit badge, spring
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What’s a snood?
Well spring break is over, so back to the blog world. The other day, my sister emailed me a picture of this white circle thing she had bought, but it was too small, asking could I knit one for her. … Continue reading