Thanks to an image from The Idea Door and Adobe Illustrator's Live Trace, I bring you .... drum roll ... a version of the Laurel class symbol that's big enough to actually use!

You can find out more about this class symbol on our Young Women history or YW class symbols pages.

I've stripped out the new logo from the youth.lds.org website, made it larger, and put it here for you to download as a JPEG. It's large enough to fit on a tabloid sheet (11x17 inches) for posters, or you can shrink it down for a high quality image.

The image is copyright 2010 Intellectual Reserve. Free to print for home/church use. Used by permission.

You may also be interested in my logo -- it's simpler and black and white. Click on Be strong below to see it.

Our personal progress classroom cross stitch style banners fit on five pages or less. I created them to be used at New beginnings or when you are focusing on a particular value during the month; however, you'll find lots of uses for them at camp and other activities, I'm sure.

Simply print out the pages, align the overlap, and tape for a beautiful classroom poster! Enjoy!

This is a generic Arise and Shine forth invitation. You could use it for birthday cards, New Beginnings invitations, Standards Night invites, and more.

This subway art card is based on my Young Women Subway Art Theme Posters. They're very dramatic black and white cards you can use for new beginnings, birthdays, stake leadership meeting invitations and other activities.