Freeby for The Merry Month of May, Tra La!

If you haven't gone A-Maying yet, you can legally do so until Midnight tonight.  And if you miss that deadline, you can still print this cute little card for Mothers Day tomorrow, and all sorts of other May events.

If you've never been A-Maying, here are some suggestions:

YIKES!! I FORGOT THE MONTHLY FREEBIES!!!!!

I am so sorry, dear readers!  I was so preoccupied with drafting a business plan that I totally forgot the January Freebies!
So, next week, for penance, look for (2) count ém (2) February Freebies.

and remember,
if you need an Emergency Mask for Mardi Gras, Click Here!

December Freeby: Free Christmas Trees!

These four foot trees are designed for schools and other groups that need inexpensive backdrops, bulletin boards, and displays for student work.
You can make both patterns and actual trees with scrap paper loaded into your printer, or taken to a copy shop.

Read more, for instructions and download options.

November Freebie: A Wish For A Soldier

 Send a Shooting Star!

One handwritten note from YOU during the holidays makes a difference;
 especially to the wounded, and those in harms way.
Just print, fold, cut and write
How-to's and websites for American, Canadian and British troops follow:

October Freeby: Your Very Own Costume Mask!

Because you just never know when you might be invited to the Ball!
Print it, Cut it out, and  Add a side ribbon +/or a long slurpee straw - and keep it handy in your notebook or purse.

Enjoy!

Start a Christmas Heirloom Tonight; Counted Crosstitch Crismons

Roughly 20 years ago, I was in a very cool group called M.O.P.S. (Mothers of Preschoolers)  I was introduced to  these beautiful tree ornaments called Crismons.  They were originally Greek letters or "monograms" for the names of Christ.  Eventually they were made with all kinds of Christian Symbols.