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Wheels For Noah

>> Wednesday, March 2, 2011


Update:  The auction is still going.  It will continue as long as people are donating.

Please take a moment to visit Wheels For Noah.  An online auction is running there from now, through March 5.  Proceeds will go to benefit the family of a four year old boy with Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathy, whose name is Noah Estes.


Mito is an untreatable, debilitating, progressive, genetic disease, for which there is no cure.  Little Noah's disease now keeps him in a wheelchair, most of the time.  He is one of a family of ten.  They need to get a wheelchair accessible van, as the fifteen-passenger van that they now use, cannot be modified to accommodate a wheelchair, and fit all ten of his family members.


This family needs to raise approximately $20,000.  In addition to the online auction, there will be a fundraiser in Greenwood, SC on March 5.  Donations can be made online, or in person, to Noah's parents.  Further details can be found at Wheels For Noah.


This auction is chock full of really awesome stuff- I have been drooling over these items!  There really is something for everyone, there.  If you are in the market for a gift, or if you are simply in the mood to buy something for yourself, this is a definite "must-visit"!  Items listed include educational curricula, hot air balloon rides, a signed cook book from Pioneer Woman, and more!  

If you do not want to buy anything, but do wish to donate money, that would be great!  Visit the Wheels For Noah donation page to make your contribution.


If you would like to help out Noah and his family, would you please spread the word about this auction?  Twitter, Facebook, blogs, e-mail to those whom you think might be interested, phone calls to friends and family- any and all of these are great mediums to use, to help out little Noah and his family!  If you would like to print out a flyer, or upload it to your blog or web site, you may find one at the auction internet resources page.  You will also find web site/blog badges there.  Please grab one, and upload it to your site!  It takes only a short time, and it would do so much good!


Thanks so much- your attention to this event is invaluable!

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Make Wooden Alphabet Block Clip Art

>> Tuesday, January 25, 2011

This tutorial will demonstrate how you can make your own wooden block clip art.  These are great for personalizing stationary or cards, dressing up scrapbook layouts, printing as stickers, and more.


Step 1:  Create a template.

Open up GIMP.  Click "file", then "new".  For the purpose of this particular project, we will be using a 4"x4" square.  Enter those dimensions, then click "OK".





Step 2:  Fill in the square.

In your tool box, click on the pail.  Go to the bottom of your tool box, where you will see a "bucket fill" menu.  Under "fill type", click "pattern fill".  Click the box next to the words "pattern fill".  A box will appear with different types of patterns from which to choose.  Click on the wood-appearing one, then click inside your square.  This will give your square the proper appearance.  If you accidentally fill with the wrong pattern, simply click "edit", then "undo bucket fill".  Repeat the filling instructions with the correct pattern.



















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Make Your Own Photo Bookmarks

>> Saturday, January 22, 2011

Step 1:  Create a template.

Open GIMP.  Click "file", then "new".  Choose your dimensions.  For this tutorial, I will be using 2" x 6".
                                                                                                                               



 

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How To Make Your Own Simple Meal Planner

>> Saturday, January 8, 2011


Step 1:  Create your template.

Open GIMP.  Click "file", then "new".  Choose inches for your units of measurement, then fill in "8.5" for width and "11.0" for height.  

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How To Make Recipe Cards Using A Gradient

>> Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Step 1:  Create your card template.  

Open up GIMP.  Click "file", then "new".  When asked for the image size, choose "inches".  For a 4"x6" card, enter "6.0" for width and "4.0" for height.  For a 3"x5" card, enter "5.0" for width and "3.0" for height.  For a full-page size, choose 8.5" for width and "11.0" for height.


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