Don't Miss This Smart-Fab #Giveaway

Since I have been home with my daughter I have started to enjoy crafting more now than ever. Now that my older kids are gone at school all day and my toddler and I are home alone I feel like I need to keep her busy, and using her thinking skills. Crafts are perfect! They are fun, keep her busy, and thinking We both have a blast, and typically make a huge mess but it’s worth every last second for the memories we are creating! That and dad has all kinds of awesome things we have made!

Do you enjoy crafting with or without your little ones? If you’re a crafty person, even if you’re not you are going to love this giveaway!

One lucky person will receive 4 rolls of Smart Fab just like we did in our Smart Fab Review. Be sure and swing by Smart Fab and check out all their awesome products! I’m sure you will be impressed with everything they have. I know I was!

Smart Fab is a unique non-woven fabric! There is no other material out there like Smart-Fab, and you can trust that it will never fade and look amazing on both sides. fun to use, bright, durable, and easy to work with. Not to mention it will not rip, wear out, or fray at the ends. use it with paints, markers, or crayons! it’s all about having fun, being creative, and making something super awesome! Be sure to check out our review Review Here, or visit Smart-Fab online Here.

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Disclosure: We did receive a free product for review purposes, however all opinions are 100% our own based on our own experiences with the product and brand. We love Smart Fab products and think you will love them too! This giveaway is open to the US, must be 18 or older and the closing date is located on the Giveaway Tool. Smart Fab will ship out prize to winners.

Jenn

I have a smart mouth, don't sit still well, extremely opinionated, have a lot to say, work hard, love lots, don't have time for drama, or negativity. I love animals, & my job as a New Mexico mom blogger! I love sharing travel adventures, tech gadgets, recipes, parenting struggles (success), crafts, helpful tips, giveaways and sweepstakes, product reviews, and more. I have amazing 4 children, and have an amazing boyfriend. On my downtime, you'll find me spending time with my family, traveling, cooking, geeking out on tech, plotting the next home improvement, create crafts with the kids, and riding my horses We are plotting our move to greener pastures, with trees, and stuff. Connect with me on Google + Page.

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Linda Petteys September 12, 2013 - 11:20 am

I have done many, many crafts over 30 some years but one that stands out in my mind is when I constructed a big stone fireplace with mantel out of a huge cardboard box - including faux fire! Kids loved it.

sarah oswald September 10, 2013 - 11:51 pm

i love plastic canvas crafts because it makes 3-d items.

Gina H. September 9, 2013 - 10:54 pm

I like scrapbooking & quilting.

Rebecca Parsons September 9, 2013 - 10:38 pm

I painted a scene of a salt box house on slate and it turned out great. I was really proud of it and still am!

michelle elizondo September 5, 2013 - 11:41 am

coolest i have seen is a baby dressed up as an owl that his mom made for him. She used lots of feathers and glue.

missy sands September 4, 2013 - 9:37 pm

i do alot of scrapbooking as well i like to try new ways to add embelishments i loved to do the embossing powders it looks so cool once its heated .

Julie Ferguson-Gould August 29, 2013 - 12:49 pm

Well I have been making Necklaces with LaLaLoopy Items for my grand daughters!!! Simple to string the beads and you buy an eraser to hang on the end!!

Jill D. August 29, 2013 - 8:10 am

I started scrapbooking, and my sons love to look at their books.

laura August 27, 2013 - 1:47 pm

my favorite craft i did with the kids is making bracelets and necklaces. they gave them to me after they were done..

Lesley August 25, 2013 - 4:47 pm

Love quilting!

Just Another Modest Mom August 24, 2013 - 10:09 am

Anything involving hand prints of my girls...love that!

Vickhome August 24, 2013 - 6:51 am

I can think of a lot of things to use Smart Fab for: to wrap around the base of floral arrangements, for hand-sewn toys, would be a great product to make a throw quilt for outdoor use, curtains for the RV. I could go on and on. What a great product!

Molli L Vandehey August 23, 2013 - 9:29 pm

someone came over for a playdate with a very siimple homemade cape that was awesome!!!

Julie Bickham August 23, 2013 - 6:58 pm

My son made a cute garden plate with clay and seeds.

Jan Lee August 23, 2013 - 3:07 pm

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Jan Lee August 23, 2013 - 2:58 pm

One of the best crafts I ever did was when I was in Girl Scouts. We had a camping trip and we had and arts and crafts event. For this event, we were told to go out and find a green leaf that we liked. We brought them back and the leader told us to pick out a crayon color we liked and then to unpeel the crayon. We then placed the leaf upside down under a sheet of paper. We used the unpeeled crayon to rub sideways over the leaf under the paper. The image that came out was amazing :) We then could use this as a card to give to someone :)

melodi mance August 23, 2013 - 12:17 pm

creating bows and flowers for my daughters hair

Diana Ward August 23, 2013 - 12:00 pm

I raised 5 children and cared for many others, and was a minister's wife, so I have done a LOT of crafts through the years. But besides the muppet-style puppets I made for my kids' puppet team at church, the project I remember most fondly was the mobile my sister and I thought up one year when we were assigned the children's classes at a week long church camp. I have always disliked the idea of doing useless and ugly crafts for the children to take home and expect their parents to display, but our craft supplies budget was limited, so we had to brainstorm.We came up with the idea for a mobile that went with the week's lesson theme about the Body of Christ and fellowship and unity among Christians. We had the children (1-6 grades) make and paint a balloon/paper mache globe of the earth, then we added hangers we pre-made from wire. The wire circled the globe a few inches from the equator, with string on 4 sides going up to a hook for hanging. Then the children cut out a string of paper doll people holding hands and fastened them around the encircling wire, and glued a small white dove head down near the top of the mobile to symbolize the Holy Spirit.Most of the mobiles looked very attractive, ours hung in the family room for many years.

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