Rebecca from Simple As That created a rainbow themed printable for St. Patricks day last year featuring words from 20th Century author Gilbert Chesterton, “Without the rain, there would be no rainbow”. Words to remember, and a print that you can display all year round – it would look awesome in a rainbow themed nursery!

(If you downloaded the original file, please read the edit at the bottom of the page!) Last night I made up some cute prints to put up in Hercules’ corner of our room, I had originally planned on doing just one, but whilst I was picking up some undies for the kids yesterday afternoon The Temptations came on the shopping centre music, and I had a flash of inspiration that I couldn’t let go of! So now we have two [...]

Easter is fast on its way, and although I’m being a scrooge and not getting the boys any chocolate eggs or candy*, I figure I can probably let those rules slide for cupcakes, particularly if they have these super cute toppers decorating them! Jax Avery of Aly&Ash has shared these lovely little toppers for you to print out and use to decorate your own easter cupcakes. I love the pastel colours combined with the black and white – as a [...]

I KNOW we’re not the only family obsessed with Rovio’s Angry Birds, even my two year old loves it (and has advanced further than me, which is disturbing in so many different ways) so I thought I’d share these kick ass Angry Bird printable toys from Little Plastic Man that you can download, print and make up yourself. Use them to decorate your cube or desk, or initiate war fare with an over-confident two year old, the choice is yours! [...]

This year is a big one for me, I’m still working on healing from the loss of our daughter and the resulting stresses and upsets of 2010, so I’m beginning this year with a fresh outlook on life and a desire to make it the most positive year I possibly can – and lets face it, after the last ten months, ANYTHING is going to seem positive! I love this new year printable from Lil’ Magoolie (Australian craft blog – [...]

My youngest son has some serious second child syndrome going on. His big brother’s photo albums (I say photo albums, I mean files on my computer!) are over flowing with pictures of every single moment of his first year at life… then I had a toddler and a newborn to wrangle and suddenly taking photos of every single moment didn’t seem quite as important, I know, I know, bad mum, right? I love the idea of monthly photos for a [...]