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Drawing Basics by Thomas Kinkade

I count it a benefit of homeschooling when one of the masters can step in and teach my children. Thomas…
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It all started with the stuffing of the eggs. The little girls and I were putting chocolate treats in each…
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These book wreaths adorned the church doors on my cousin’s wedding day. My mother made them from the tutorial posted…
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“A man ought to eat what’s offered and be glad to get it!” ~ Rose Watson, Mitford Series My freezer…
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Slide pile up photo taken on Monday for our family homeschool yearbook page. This week, following our play house spring…
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One, two, three – EASY! Here is a sweet and simple three little chicks pastel for you and your chicks…
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Nana is so smart. I’m just gonna brag on her a minute. She decorated this trash can. Make something that…
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I’m continuing to post past pastel tutorials. This one is an all-time favorite! Nana’s second lesson is rich in color….
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The cookies our eldest baked many times for her Egg Substitute science project. The cookies we whip up quite often…
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I’m starting to think of end of the year gifts for piano, drama and choir teachers. We may do this…
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Since the time I had just one child toddling about, my grandmother encouraged a habit. Each year, when the azaleas…
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Mud puddles and a big construction site go hand in hand. My entry in the Homeschool Post’s A B See…
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A very simple way we’ve been cutting expenses around here is this. In a two week meal plan, we have…
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