Christmas Advent Calendar

This is a fun project I found at Splitcoast Stampers. Click here for the project directions. You can count this for your make a holiday craft RSU goal. :) Have fun!!

Super Saturday Project Directions

These are the links to the directions for some of the projects we did for Super Saturday. Now you can do the projects at home too! I don't have all the links yet but will edit this post as soon as I get them.

Glass Etching

Wooden Pumpkins

Chalkboard Plate

I don't have a picture of the chalkboard plate so just click the link to see it. ;)

Wooden Christmas Tree

Hint: This web site has one of the play list players on it so if you don't want to listen to music while you are on there, either hit your mute button for your speakers or you can scroll all the way to the bottom of her blog and hit the pause button on the player.

Temple Block

You can also find more temple pictures at the Idea Door.

Glass Tile Necklaces

Paperback Christmas Tree

Have some crafty fun!!! (and remember to look through your RSU goals to see if you can mark one off for this.)

RSU Help

Today, Jessica Sprague announced on her web site that she is doing a free online class for All crafters! It's called Inspiration Everywhere. Here's the information for it if you want to read more about it or register for it. You can only count this for ONE of your goals but this is a list of some of the goals it would apply to (all of these are in Personal Development): #12 Learn a new skill. #28 Take an online class for something that you want to learn. Under Homemaking: #8 Make a holiday craft (if you attended Super Saturday and made either one of the Christmas trees or the pumpkins, that counts for this goal too!!). Usually she includes a digital scrapbook page in these types of classes too. If she does, then #26 Learn how to make a digital scrapbook page under Homemaking will work for this too. So you have a lot of different options with this one class...just remember you can only count it for ONE of your goals though so choose the one that works best for you.

Jessica is also starting a blog hop today. When you finish it, you will have a complete Christmas digital kit. The girls making the kit just finished her Art in Design class so they will be really good!! You can use this kit to make a holiday craft, do any of the scrapbook or memory book goals,or make cards (#3 under Homemaking).

If you have any ideas for completing any of the goals, let us know and we'll post them. You may think of a way of accomplishing something that the rest of us haven't thought of yet!!

Relief Society University 2010-11

RSU has begun again!! We had 12 people that completed enough goals to "graduate" and we hope to have even more at the end of our RSU year (next September). More goals have been added to each area and the requirements for each degree has been raised a little. So read over the introduction so you can figure out what you need to do to earn a degree. If you have any questions about any of it, contact someone in the RS presidency. Here's a link to the new RSU program.

This year's graduates are:

Lindsay Anderson (Associates)
Doriana Burnham (Associates)
Julie Emms (Associates)
Kim Hackworth (Associates)
Susan Holder (Associates)
Liz Johnson (Associates)

Steph Gibson (Bachelors)
Jen Houston (Bachelors)
Diane Hubbard (Bachelors)
Susie Loveless (Bachelors)
Karen Ness (Bachelors)
Chrissy Sweeney (Bachelors and Salutatorian)

Sam Moss (Doctorate and Valedictorian)

Congrats to them and to those who accomplished some of the RSU goals!