Encouraging women in homemaking, healthy eating and parenting
In just a few minutes, a simple Hershey bar can become a penguin or a snowman – thank you Pinterest! Look how adorable these are:
I found the free printables for these candy bar wrappers here. You’ll find other wrappers there beyond snowmen and penguins – those two were just my favorites. :) We’re giving these bars as small “thank you” gifts for youth workers at church.
See, I really can do craft projects when they are as easy as this. :)
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It’s canning season (she says as she wipes tomato sauce out of her hair.) I love this time of year (after it’s over). There’s nothing I love more than seeing jar after jar of homemade canned produce (finished and cleaned up after).
What can I say? I’m a little tired from putting up peaches and tomatoes. But the work is worth it as we are becoming well stocked on food for winter.
In honor of this season, what better free printable can we offer than some pages of canning labels – cute canning labels at that!
Because we know that not only do you enjoy freebies and cute labels, you enjoy blessing others also – some of the labels sport a “Made for You” tagline if you are choosing to gift your jar of goodies to someone else. Or some are left blank so that you can use them as you wish. These are available in four different colors – all have the “Made for You” or blank option.
What if you don’t do any canning? You can use these labels in all sorts of other ways too! They’d be great to put onto the top of a wrapped loaf of Applesauce Bread or plate of cookies. Better yet, bake the Applesauce Bread IN a jar.
Need more “Gifts in a Jar” inspiration? Check out all of these ideas. Download this free Gifts in a Jar eBook too.
Download as many pages as you would like!
If you want to print them directly onto sticker paper, you’ll want to look for 2″ round sticker labels, 16 per page – like these.
Looking for more free printables? Click here to look through what we have so far. There are many more to come!
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Tis the season to be…tired. :) I’m wishing I had some good freezer foods stashed away, but in my recent busy-ness, I’ve fallen behind and my freezer holds no convenience items. I’ve chosen some fairly simple meals to make this week as we work on our many Christmas preparations. I think I’ll be enlisting the help of my favorite chefs this week too. We’ll just make “cooking with mom” a part of the system!
Sunday, December 12
Oatmeal, pears
Italian pasta bake, tossed salad, corn
Pizza pockets, fruit
Monday, December 13
Whole wheat waffles
Grilled cheese, tomato soup
Shepherds pie, tossed salad
Tuesday, December 14
Omelets, clementines
Veggie soup, soft pretzels
Cheesy Beef and Rice, green beans
Wednesday, December 15
Pancake and sausage muffins, fruit
Corn dog muffins, smoothies
Lamb chops, baked potatoes, peas
Thursday, December 16
Giant breakfast cookies, pomegranate
Chicken noodle soup, carrots
Turkey sausage, hashbrowns, oranges
Friday, December 17 (our little family Christmas celebration day)
Whole wheat cinnamon rolls, scrambled egg casserole
Crackers with ranch cheese ball, meatballs, apple slices, peppernuts
Lasagna, tossed salad, homemade bread and butter
Saturday, December 18
Fried eggs on toast, fruit
Leftovers
Hearty bean casserole, bread and butter
Please click over to download our free Christmas Menu Planners
to make your holiday time meal planning more fun!!
Visit Organizing Junkie for more menu planning inspiration.
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