April Visiting Message

Sorry I totally spaced making Aprils handout for Visiting Teaching. Better late than never :)

Here's the free printable (4 per page)~ April Visiting message handout

Here's the link to the message~ April VT lds.org

Fantabulous Friday Finds ~

So as I was thinking of what to share with you guys today I thought about fun ideas for Conference weekend. Hope you enjoy!



I love these packets for conference from sugardoodle. I printed these off for our YW class and my kids. I think it will help them keep focus and remember important things they heard.

I love this idea from simply fresh designs. I'm printing one for my house and a few more my kiddos scriptures!

Here's a fun idea from yw believe for your YW class or Activity day girls. You'd have to get it done today so they'd have it in time :)

Here's a great booklet from visiting teaching you can print for us adults for conference. You could run a copy to the sisters you visiting teach too!


the red headed hostess has a great trivia game for conference. I love all these creative people!

Thanks!

Visiting Teaching March So Lucky

I saw some cute tags for the month of March and St. Patricks Day so I decided to make some for visiting teaching. These would be so cute attatched to some goodies! I made some that say I am so lucky and the other says We are so lucky.  There are 4 per page.

Printable I am so lucky Lucky1

Printable We are so lucky Lucky-2

Thanks~

Visiting teaching message March

Visiting Teaching Message~ March 2011
Here's a cute handout you could attach to some goodies for the women you visiting teach. There are 4 handouts on each page :)  

Free Printable~ VT handout march

Thanks~

Journals or fun notebooks

If you're like me you love notebooks. I love them for thoughts, lists, journals, and misc. But who wants to use the plain composition books? No fun right, so just alter them yourself and make it your own! 
All you need is a
composition book or notebook,
 mod podge,
 scrapbook paper
 scissors
 a pencil
 and embellishments.
  I always use 2 coordinating papers. I use the first 12 x 12 paper to cover the back and wrap around the front. I trace the outline of the book on the paper so I know where to cut. Then I mod podge this piece on. Then I take my 2nd piece and measure how much I need and then cut it. I often tear the edge to give it a distressed look. I then mod podge this piece on. Then I add ribbon, buttons, diamonds or whatever I feel like. I also love to add lettering. I don't mod podge over the top of mine but you could.  I have taught this to the young women in our ward and done it for a Super Saturday. It ended up costing a dollar a book. Not bad for something so cute~

Relief Society Visiting teaching message for February

Here's a little note you could take to the women you visiting teach. February is half over but I still thought I'd share it. Better late than never. I'm going to print it on cardstock then I'll attatch it to some goodies. Happy Printing!

Relief Society message February