Have you ever heard the expression "The apple doesn't
fall far from the tree"?
Well, that just couldn't be truer for my mama and me!
We're both absent-minded, artsy types
with big hearts and our heads up in the clouds. It is why we love each other so
fiercely (and why we can sometimes get so frustrated with each other too). When
I think of where I got my penchant for arts and crafts, it’s easy to know
who to thank. This Mother's Day, I’m celebrating my marvelous mama with a few of her favourite
things to thank her for her love, hugs, unwavering support, and the aptitude
for craftiness that has made me who I am today.
There’s
nothing my mom loves more than looking at old photos. Whether pictures from her
childhood, our baby years, or our family vacations, set her in front of a photo
album or a slideshow and she’ll be busy for hours. I wanted to find a way
to give her some pictures that she can take around with her whenever she’s
feeling nostalgic. I first thought of the idea while making my cool Easter Capsters, but it wasn’t until I came
across Mini Capsters Jewellery that the idea really formed. I dug into my baby picture archives, printed out my favourites (and some letters too), and set it all in place with a layer of glaze. Then I
strung together these sweet photo necklaces and made myself a matching bracelet
too, so that everybody will know just how much my mom rocks!
No
Mother’s Day is complete without a card, so I pulled out Stencil Art to make my gift complete. With four
pages of stencils in all shapes and sizes and a rainbow of ink to choose from,
I blotted and dabbed out this pretty floral pattern to create the perfect card for
my garden-maven mama. Then I glued it on some colourful cardstock, wrote a
special message, and my Mother’s Day preparations were complete.
If
you’ve got a mama as magical as mine, you’ll want to show her just how special she is!
Find a Klutz kit that matches the things your mom loves, and show her how much
you care with a thoughtful homemade gift that she won’t be able to resist!
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