Sisters, it's that time of year again! Get ready for Fantastic Friday. October 14th, 2011 from 5-9pm at the Altisima Building. Please sign-up in the kitchen on Sunday during church (the sign-ups will be available until the week before Fantastic Friday, unless otherwise noted) . One change is that you will be buying your own supplies. Supply lists are available in the kitchen or if you scroll to the bottom, it is available there. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Ribbon Wreath
Crocheted Lid Opener
Doggy Bone
Sweater Purse
Boo Wreath
Digital Picture
Tile
Decoupaged Picture Frame
Flower Ball
Corkscrew Hairbows
The Living Christ or Proclamation (with either pictures of Christ or family pictures)
Quote on vellum
Thanksgiving Name Places
Proclamation
Pot-Holder Tote
Bandana Apron
Temple Block
Pot Holder Tote
Pyrex Etchings
Flower Wreath
Flower Rosettes
We will also have stations:
Gift giving Idea Station
Pampering Station
Re-used materials Table
Pretzel Making Station
and a Make and Take Table
Here are the samples for the Make and Take Table:
Supply Lists
Decoupaged Frame (Teacher- Stacy Cameron)
Wooden plaque
Scrapbook paper
Paint to match scrapbook paper
Any stickers, numbers, etc. you want to add
Ward will provide Mod Podge
Digital Picture Frame (Teacher- Stacy Cameron)
Frame of your choice (the ones shown were found at local craft stores)
Scrapbook paper (Stacey will send you the quotes for you to print out at home)
Paint to match scrapbook paper
Scissors or paper cutter
Ward will provide Mod Podge
Ribbon Wreath (Teacher – Sarah Sherman)
Green foam wreath
1 spool of wide ribbon (for covering green foam)
6-8 spools of various coordinating ribbon depending on theme/holiday for wreath
Flat top sewing pins
Decorations that match the wreath/holiday (on the example the stars in the middle are little extra decorations)
Glue gun/ glue
Flower Rosettes (Teacher- Stacy Cameron)
Fabric in color of your choice. It is best to have the fabric have a pattern but not have too many different colors. 2-3 colors works best.
Glue gun/ glue sticks
Pyrex Etchings (Teachers- Lois Mullin and Alice Montierth)
Pyrex Dish
The ward will provide the contact paper and etching cream
Pot-Holder Tote (Teacher- Aubrey Antis)
Pot Holder
10-20 snack-size plastic baggies
Thread and scissors
Sewing Machine, if you have one
Tile (Teachers- Lois Mullin and Alice Montierth)
6 inch square tile- choose color of your choice
1 piece felt (try to match your tile color)
Picture provided by the ward
Mod Podge provided by ward
Corkscrew Hairbows (Teacher- Stacey Paxman)
3/8” ribbon of your choice
Hair ties or clips, depending on how you want to secure them.
Thread to match ribbon
Reusable Lunch Bag- (Teacher- Debbie Parker)
1 - 6 x 12 piece fun cotton print (or larger, if you want a larger bag)
1 - 6 x 12 piece water resistant ripstop nylon (Safe to store dry foods in.) (or larger, as stated above)
1 - 4 1/2 piece of sew-in Velcro (1/2" wide)
All purpose sewing thread to match your fabric
These bags are only safe for dry snack foods. Debbie researched the reusable bags and none are completely safe for sandwiches or anything damp unless you also buy a special waterproof material that is not really easy to find and may be expensive.
Sweater Purse- (Teacher- Karen Valenza)
1 old knit sweater
½ yd. coordinating fabric for lining
¼ yd. satin for flower (optional)
1 snap or magnetic closure provided by ward
Framed Quote on vellum- (Teacher- Karen Valenza)
1- 8”x10” frame
Spray paint or toll paint- color of your choice
1-1 ½ yards ribbon
Vellum with quote provided by ward
Thanksgiving Name Places-(Teacher- Carrie Clark)
Mini clay pots (choose size you prefer)
Black Spray Paint
1 Sheet yellow felt*
3/8 inch White Ribbon*
Black Chalkboard Paint provided by the ward
*Traditional colors used on this pilgrim hat project are white ribbon with gold felt, but you can choose a different color of ribbon or felt to coordinate with your table setting.
Bandana Apron – (Teacher- Carrie Clark)
1 Bandanna or Tea Towel*
Non-wired ribbon at least 1 ½ inches wide (gross grain works well). Enough ribbon length to wrap around your waist and tie in a pretty bow. This will vary from person to person but a good estimate is 2 yards -
Thread – in a coordinating color
*Tea towels make a great apron, but they will be going width wise so make sure any prints or cute designs work when the towel is turned sideways.
Sewing Machine – please bring one if you have one. If you don’t have one we can share! Please bring scissors.
Wreath- (Teacher- Geralene Beckett)
2 large flowers with color
6 (approx ) large flowers in neutral tones
3 sprigs of smaller filler flowers or small berries
3 plastic apples
One grape vine wreath
Hot glue gun and glue
Boo Wreath- (Teacher- Katie Anderson)
Wire or foam wreath (size of your choice)
¾ yard black burlap
Wooden letters spelling BOO
Halloween Scrapbook paper (I did 3 different types, but you could do the same paper)
Please bring scissors
Ward will provide Mod Podge and black paint
Proclamation or Living Christ - (Teacher- Lisa Rice)
11”x14” frame with mat with an 8”x10” opening
Either 30 pictures of family/friends (the one Lisa did used 19 pictures, but we want you to have options) OR Greg Olsen prints- 1 package Greg Olsen “Images of the Savior”, 1 picture of the Savior in Red Robe, 1 Living Christ Testimony of the Apostles, all in the 3”x4” size. You can order these from Deseret Book or Seagull Book.
Photo Mounting Squares
Proclamation or Living Christ- Provided by ward
Scissors or paper cutter
Temple Block- (Teacher- Katie Anderson)
Go to http://theideadoor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1504 and find the temple you want to print. Must be a laser printer or have it professionally printed at a print studio.
Depending on the size picture you print, you will purchase a block of wood as the backing. You can go to a craft store and see what sizes they have or you could go to a home improvement store and have them cut a piece of wood to the size you would like.
Ribbon of your choice (1” wide or bigger)
Ward will provide black paint, mod podge and spray adhesive.
Proclamation- (Teacher- Stacey Paxman)
Wood Backing (the Proclamation is on an 8 ½ “ x 11” paper)
Ribbon of your choice
Black paint will be provided (if you want another color, please bring that)
Ward will provide Mod Podge
Ward will provide the Proclamation
Flower Ball- (Teacher- Alice Montierth)
Wiffle Ball
Flowers (for the small wiffle ball, 24 flowers were used)
Glue gun/glue
Ribbon (optional)
Doggy Toy- (Teacher- Lois Mullin)
All supplies provided
Jar Lid Opener- (Teacher- Alice Montierth)
Yarn
Crocheting Needles
Ward will provide shvvvelf paper
