Summer Survival Kits are here!

Fight the summer boredom with this Summer Survival Kit sale!  Your kids will love to create their own HM projects this summer!  Here are a couple of ideas:

*They can write and illustrate their own comic book
*They can document their summer camp experiences through photos and journaling
*They can make a contact book so they can keep in touch with camp friends
*They can scan their summer artwork into a book
*They can scan their schoolwork and report cards from the previous year into a book

I'm sure your children will come up with their own ideas too!  Since you start with a blank slate, the possibilities are endless!  You can even take advantage of the sale to stock up for yourself.  ;)

As always, receive a free month of Premier Membership with your first purchase!!

Contact me to place your orders and take advantage of this fun summer sale!

How to make the perfect Mother's Day gift

Here are two short videos that will show you how to make the perfect Mother's Day gift...a swatch book!  Mom and Gramma will love having this cute little book in their purse to show off the little ones! 

Part One
Part Two

The best part, it costs around $20 and she's guaranteed to LOVE it!

Try try again...

Okay, so I really suck at keeping up with this thing.  :|  I'm going to try again though! My plan is to post something every day.

Today I'm going to post this video about Heritage Makers! 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-VN9uRk23c

It's a great Intro to Heritage Makers video.  If you're interested in starting a HM project, contact me or visit my website!  http://www.frommemoriestokeepsakes.com

Fun With Plastic

I was looking at the newspaper the other day and I saw these awesome architectural Legos.  I was thinking about getting the kids some architectural blocks for Christmas, but the ones I was looking at were wooden.  I think these are better (even though I generally dislike plastic) because they won't be knocked down and destroyed so easily.  Which is important if you have a houseful of children!  After visiting the Guggenheim website, I went to the Lego website to see if they have any other buildings.  They do!  They have John Hancock Center, Empire State Building, Space Needle, Guggenheim Museum, and Fallingwater.  Very cool!  In the end I decided regular Legos would be best for our little ones.  They're still pretty young, and those architectural Legos seem a little complicated.  And now, after browsing the Lego website...I'm completely hooked on the little plastic blocks.