Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Bottlecap jewelry is becoming very popular these days because this type of jewelry is easy to make and inexpensive. In fact, you can make a beautiful necklace in less than five minutes for less than $2.00 with our Resin Dome Pendant Necklace Kit. Step One: Gather Supplies You’ll need: Scissors One Resin Dome Pendant Necklace Kit (includes pendant tray for 1 inch circles, resin dome sticker, and matching 24″ ball…
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LDS ear rings usually cost around $6.00 a pair if you buy them already assembled. That adds up fast when you’d like to give ear rings as gifts to your whole presidency or a class. I’ve recently added do-it-yourself earring kits to my store here, and on Etsy, and you can make a pair of ear rings yourself for less than $4.00 a pair. If you can pinch a pair…
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Make a CTR necklace in seconds with our CTR necklace kit! Step One Inside the CTR necklace kit, you’ll find a ball chain with fastner and CTR charm with jump ring. Open the ball chain at the fastener by sliding either ball toward the large slot in the center. You’ll feel a little resistance as you work. Don’t worry — the ball chain won’t break. Step Two Slide jump ring on…
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Step 1: Get Ready You’ll need: a pair of pliers a candle a piece of scrap paper a Young Women Jewelry Kit The pliers shown above are jeweler’s pliers. The corrosion makes them look cooler, right? Needle-nosed pliers will work fine, too. If you’ve got two sets of pliers, you will want both. I use a candle in a small tin that I bought at Wal-Mart for around $2.00. At…
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I’ve occasionally received an email from someone wondering how to put my Fiber Optic Beads on our 16″ adjustable jewelry cord. I don’t know how a professional would do it, but here’s how I do it. Fire is involved and you have to move fast, but you end up with a stiffened sharp tip that makes jewelry assembly a SNAP! Step 1: Get Your Stuff Ready For my method of…
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From Lela L: Our ward does a yearly progressive dinner. I was talking to the lady that organizes it and she was telling me how much work goes into it. I thought– I wonder if there could be a spreadsheet that would do all the work? Well, now there is. I created this spreadsheet– all you have to do is enter the hosts and participants names and information and on…
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It’s the Activity That Kills You but Won’t Die: the Flight 227 airplane crash activity. The airplane crash activity isn’t a good activity, and know that you are advised not to perform it. I thought I had squelched it years ago with my forum posts repeating the First Presidency letter warning members not to wear all white at activities. But no dice…. If you’re looking for a fun LDS activity,…
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By JOLLY ROGERS For a recent combined activity, we needed to make decorations for a dance we were hosting the following weekend, but we knew it wouldn’t take the entire time and wanted to have something fun to look forward to after the work was done… We decided on a Life-Sized Pac-Man game! I originally saw the idea on a youth-group website, but I couldn’t find any real instructions on…
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If you’re looking for ways to review General Conference in Family Home Evening, Young Women, Sunday School, or Seminary class, you’ve come to the right place. These ideas are mostly from Seminary teachers, but you can use them in many different situations: 1. Fantasy General Conference For Fantasy General Conference, students make guesses about who will be conducting which session, when each apostle will speak, what new temples might be…
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Jenny Smith
Jenny Smith
Jenny Smith
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