Yearly Round-Up

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This has been a good crafting year! I have done some crafts by myself, some with my kids and some with my mom. I am so glad that my kids still like to have craft mornings with me and with each other. 

We had some memorable events and celebrations this year. I was able to plan parties for  birthdays and a baby shower for my sister. As always I made lots of Halloween treats and school snacks.

I have felt very creative this year, I am ever grateful for this creative outlet. Thank you for reading and following along. 

Happy New Year and as always happy crafting!

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