Tag Archive for 'creative'
Pnigg makes it easy for anyone to create beautiful invites. And the best thing about it; it’s free!
You choose your background from the Pnigg gallery, which is filled with loads of beautiful images, and then, after having put the right text on it, you can send it by e-mail or share it on the web.
There is a small fee if you want to have your invite printed on paper, or to have it send by SMS. The cost is USD 1.5 per 20 SMS and USD 1.5 per paper card, including postage.
You can also choose to use an image from the Pnigg Plus+ gallery, and the cost for this is USD 10 per custom invite.
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E-glue makes cool wall decoration stickers in lots of different designs, sizes and color combinations.
Their giga-KITs are phenomenal. They are, at the time being, available in savanna-, farm-, under water- and skeleton pirate themes. These kits are full of their fun designs, and maybe the best thing about them is the possibility to choose the color combinations yourself! There are several main colors and secondary colors to choose from, so there’s a good chance of finding colors which match the rest of the room. I would think the kids would love to get to choose the colors themselves as well!
E-glues also has a product called artiKIDS which allows for the customer to send in a kids drawing, which then can be made into wall decals! artiKIDS is, like the rest of e-glues decals, available in many different sizes.
Drop by e-glue for more information or to purchase their products.
If you are a bit creative and would like a Christmas without a needle shedding tree alternatives exist.
A ladder can amazingly enough look beautiful with the right kind of decoration. The ladder is easy to decorate from bottom to top and children will be using lots of their imagination when decorating the ladder and the space between its legs which, by the way, is perfect for the placement of gifts.
apartment therapy have a few fun examples for alternatives to the traditional Christmas tree.
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Maybe you are familiar with the work of Tom Arma? His photograph’s are amazing. If anyone can capture “cute” with a camera, it’s him.
Tom Arma have had some of the costumes made for sale, so now you can transform your own little baby into one of the cute creatures in his photos.
The costumes can only be bought at Buy Costumes. There are counterfeit costumes out there, but this is the only place to get an official Tom Arma costume. Buy Costumes only ships to the United States and Canada.
For those who do not live in the US or Canada, and like to sew, it is possible to get patterns for some of the costumes at McCall’s.

A really great way to preserve your kids artwork is to have Totally Out Of Hand make beautiful pins from them.
The silver pins are great to have for both kids and parents later in life, but the silver pins can also serve as personal and soulful up-to-date jewelry. In stead of buying jewelry that is designed to look naive and cute, you can have genuine naive and cute jewelry made from you own kids artwork.
The silver pins will make a great and personal gift for e.g. christening or grandparents.








