St. Patrick's Day is one of my FAVORITE DAYS!
I'm not even Irish.
But I taught Irish Step Dancing for nearly 10 years. Needless to say, today is a day that Irish Step Dancers LOVE to celebrate.
These aren't my dancers, since I'm not home to put their photos up. But you get the idea :)
If you haven't discovered Pandora yet, today is your LUCKY day! You go to the site, type in your favorite style, composer, artist, genre and it kicks out your personalized music stream! Seriously! And it is Free! Try putting in Irish, or Irish Traditional, or Riverdance and have a listen!
If you want to discover a little about Irish Step Dancing and add some kickin' fun into your day, check out this video.
I should have posted about our upcoming St. Patrick's Day projects ahead of time so you could join in, but feel free to celebrate a week of Irish fun, we will be!
I have a new obsession: This is my first "Peg Person." She's an Irish Step Dancer. Her name is Peggy :) She is wearing a traditional Irish dancing dress and even has her arms down to her side, like a good irish step dancer should.
She is made from a peg and some Sharpie markers. Kay loves to play with her!
She was fun to make and hopefully I will get better.
She was fun to make and hopefully I will get better.
Want to try making some irish dancers too?
And here are some Irish Step Dancers to color.
We've been spoiled by 2 sets of grandparents lately. My Mom had some fun ideas for recycling left over Valentine's candy to celebrate today.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
These hearts are wrapped in green plastic wrap and pasted on a "paint card" that you can get for free at home improvement stores.
AFTER:
These hearts are wrapped in green plastic wrap and pasted on a "paint card" that you can get for free at home improvement stores.
If we were home we would definitely be making green frosted cupcakes with leftover candy hearts for shamrocks on them!
This chocolate frog (left over from Val. day) is the perfect green treat for Jay, the frog-loving-boy.
She also made these little bags for the kids to collect their leprechaun gold in.
My sister works at a craft store and brought the Cricut over to show us. It's pretty spectacular. It cuts out all kinds of things. She cut vinyl frogs to hang in Jay's room and lots of paper frogs and frog bookmarks, etc. It even can cut fabric!
I put some "steam a seam" on some fabric and she cut all the letters out on the Cricut for the finishing touches on Kay's dollar store shirt. This photo is before the letters were ironed on.
From our family to yours, I hope you have a kickin' St. Patrick's Day with a fun Little Project!
I put some "steam a seam" on some fabric and she cut all the letters out on the Cricut for the finishing touches on Kay's dollar store shirt. This photo is before the letters were ironed on.
From our family to yours, I hope you have a kickin' St. Patrick's Day with a fun Little Project!
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