- 2014 YW Presidency Planner -

 

I just became the 2nd Counselor in the 

YW program in our ward.

Needless to say I was excited but overwhelmed

with the new responsibilities and workload. 

I've seen so many cute Primary Planners

that I searched the internet for a YW Planner;

one that would simplify all my new assignments.

I couldn't find one...so here's the one I created!

Full Planner - Purchase Here
Free Printables Below!

The Planner Includes (23 Pages)

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- Presidency Monthly Tasks
- Secretary Tasks
- New Beginnings Planning Sheet
- Young Women in Excellence Planning Sheet
- BYC Agenda Sheet
- Opening Exercises Agenda Sheet (For YW or Activities)
- YW Presidency Meeting Agenda
- Laurel Presidency Meeting Agenda
- Mia Maid Presidency Meeting Agenda
- Beehive Presidency Meeting Agenda
- Reference List (with Helpful Reference Links)
- New Beehive Kit List (with Links to Items)
- 2014 Monthly Calendar

If you want a different color or additional pages added,

I'd love to hear your suggestions!

Just leave a comment below.

And there's also a freebie for you;

You can download the YW Presidency Monthly Tasks below,
along with the Reference List and New Beehive Kit.

The {Reference List} includes all the important links
to items you will need like Permission Slips, Reimbursement Forms, etc.
The {New Beehive Kit} lists all the items I take to my 
new Beehives when I go to meet with her and explain the program.
Links to all the items needed and free downloads are included!  

{Download}

 Full planner available in my store.

Here's a few other binder cover options with the 2014 theme!

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Thanks for stopping by!

- Freebie Friday: General Conference Packets -

Normally I post my own freebies on Fridays, but I just had to share this

awesome freebie from one of my favorite sites, Sugardoodle.

Not only does she have free packets for different age groups,

but she's also got them in different languages now too!

How amazing is that?!

Below are the ones I downloaded for myself,

but be sure to check out her post with links to all her free packets!

 

- Freebie Friday: Extended Family Scrapbook -

A few posts back I shared an idea from Live, Craft, Eat

on creating an Extended Family Scrapbook.

I loved the idea and created a free printable for you to create your own.

It includes the cover, year page, photo/card page, and a blank page.

Download below or find on my {Freebies Page}!

 Download Here

- Freebie Friday: Freezer Inventory -

Each Friday is going to be "Freebie Fridays"

where I will post free stuff I've made, along with a few other things along the way.

We finally were able to purchase a second freezer

and I've been amazed how much food can get "lost" inside.

I've created a {Freezer Inventory} checklist to keep on our freezer

and you can download one for free.

There are two options, the first filled out with what items I buy,

the second is a blank sheet to fill in your own items. 

Enjoy and thanks for stopping by!

Download Here

This item is also archived on my {Freebies Page}.

- Book of Mormon Stories {For Toddlers} -

Wow, it's been awhile since I've posted. This pregnancy has completely wiped me out,
but we are excited to announce we're having a boy sometime at the end of February!

In the meantime, I'm back for a bit and excited to announce something I've been working on.

Simplified Book of Mormon Stories for Toddlers!  

My 2 year old knows every princess and their "true love" and can tell me the
"Happily Ever Afters" by heart. Unfortunately, I haven't found anything to help
her understand and want to be engaged in scripture stories to the same degree.

I've looked everywhere for something not only fun on her level, but also something
we can afford on our budget. There's really not much out there so during my hours
sitting with this pregnancy, I started making and designing what I wanted.

                                                                      

Currently I'm working on Set 1 which will include 5 simplified stories.
Each story comes with a simple quiz at the end and a page of printables
so you can make laminated puppets, flannel board stories, magnet characters,
your own memory games, etc.

I'll be selling the first set in my Etsy Store soon as a downloadable PDF so you
can print it as many times as you'd like and either laminate it and have it bound
or just slip it in a binder with sheet protectors.

I'm thrilled to say my two year old learned the story "Lehi Leaves Jerusalem" 
from my sketch book and could do the entire quiz correctly within 5 minutes. SCORE!

                                                                          

You know I love freebies and appreciate input, so you can actually download the "Lehi Leaves Jerusalem" simplified story for free! Please tell me what you think, suggestions, and keep
checking back for when the entire first set is complete. Click below to download.

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

Download Here

                                                          

Featuring Scobell Expressions!

Hopping into Some Clipart

Hello ScrapBookEZ followers! 

I am so excited to here. This is a fabulous site and I think you will find that our blogs go hand in hand quite nicely :)

Just to give you a quick review of my blog, Scobell Expressions, I have based it on free printables. While there are some fabulous sites out there with free vector art and clipart, I got tired of not finding exactly what I conjured up in my mind.

I figured, hey I'm a designer lets see what I can do! And here a sample of it!

You will soon find this fun frog theme on my etsy site as a party printable package. But just for you guys I am offering this adorable hopping frog for your personal use, a sheet of cupcake toppers as well as this 12x18 Welcome Party Sign! Just scroll to the bottom to download the files.

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{12 Frog Cupcake Topper.pdf}

{12x18 Frog Welcome Sign.pdf}

 I hope that you have enjoyed my post. I hope to see you around my blog, and I am sure that I will see you often on ScrapbookEZ.

How Many Kids Clothes Do I Store?

One thing that has been boggling for me
is storing clothes for future kids.
What's the best way to store?
Where do I store them?
How much do I store?

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After Googling these questions
and not finding answers that I liked,
I came up with my own.

This week I'll answer
"How much do I store?"
Come back next week to see
 how I've decided to store them.

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After comparing what other people suggested,
how many clothes my daughter
actually wears during the season,
and how much space it takes to
store the clothing,
this is what I've come up with.

As the season ends or she outgrows the clothes,

I pick out these number of items to put away

for the next child.

If I have more than the items suggested,

I either donate them to our local DI

or give them away to a family member or friend.

I printed and laminated this list

and keep it in my daughter's top drawer

as a handy reference everytime we rotate clothes.

Here's your free {printable}!

Download Here

Check back next week

and I'll show you how and where I store them.

How many clothes do you store?

 

Sweets, Flour and Sugar Labels

Here's a cheap and simple

way to label your canisters.

I printed the labels on regular computer paper

and then cut some laminate an inch bigger than the labels.

{Found here}
 

Then I placed the laminate over the label,

with the 1/2 inch extra hanging over the edges.

Then I applied the label to the canister,

pressing it smooth.

I liked using the laminate because

it not only allows the label to stick to the canister,

but it's also removable and protects the label.

Super easy and cute!

Below you can find a copy of my labels

that you can print for your own canisters.

I'd love to hear what you think!

Enjoy!

{Download Here}

 

Toddler Bag {Free Printable}

So I absolutely love IHeartOrganizing
and she did this great post on a
Travel Bag Full of Magic.



I decided to make one for my 2 year old
and it has done wonders for
car rides and shopping trips.
Not only does it entertain her,
but she feels all {grown-up}
since she gets to carry her own purse.

I just got an old purse I had and
here's what I put in hers:

I printed off a list of items and laminated it.

It stays in her bag with all the toys.

See that little checkered tin?
Best invention ever!

I'd read on another blog somewhere

to save your Altoids tins and keep some

paper and a few crayons inside.

It's small, compact, and provides tons of entertainment!

Here's a free printable for you to print off 

your own lists and make your own {Magic Bags}!

Enjoy!

Download Here