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August Calendar Girls


Welcome to our August Calendar Girls' Blog Hop. It’s absolutely amazing when you do a Google search the interesting facts you may find. Such a find is special and unique occasions throughout the year!!! These unique holidays are our inspiration. As Neil Sedaka sang in his song "Calendar Girls" - "August, when you're on the beach, you steal the show!"

Our hop begins today with the lovely and super talented Jearise at http://lorbysworld.blogspot.com.  The entire line-up is available just in case you get bogged down with all the holidaze and craziness as you won't want to miss a single calendar event!!!! 

The line-up for August includes:


August Monthly Holidays, Special and Wacky:
  • Family Fun Month ~ Jearise
  • National Eye Exam Month - Lucy 
  • Peach Month~ Michele
  • National Picnic Month ~ Laura

August, 2013 Daily Holidays, Special and Wacky Days:

3 National Watermelon Day ~ Edwina
4 Friendship Day ~ Edwina
4 Sisters Day ~ Janet
7 National Lighthouse Day ~ Lucy 
9 Book Lover's Day ~ Christine
10 Lazy Day ~
10 National S'mores Day ~ Christine
11 Son and Daughter Day ~
12 Middle Child's Day ~
13 Left Hander's Day ~ Jearise
15 Relaxation Day - now this one's for me! ~Edwina
16 National Tell a Joke Day ~ Laura
18 Bad Poetry Day ~ Jearise
19 Aviation Day ~ Lynne & Edwina
20 National Radio Day ~ Sandy
21 Senior Citizen's Day ~ Janet
22 Be an Angel Day ~ Laura
22 National Tooth Fairy Day ~ Sandy
23 Ride the Wind Day ~
26 Women's Equality Day ~
27 Just Because Day ~ Jearise
28 Race Your Mouse Day -but we are not sure what kind of "mouse" ~
30 Frankenstein Day ~ Sandy
30 Toasted Marshmallow Day ~ Vicky

So without further ado, here are my three days....

First is Nation Radio Day...I used Groovy Times card for this card.



Second is National Tooth Fairy Day...I used a rubber stamp image and create this cute box to stand up on the night stand beside the bed. It is a cute alternative to placing the tooth under the pillow. Just place some cotton in the box and add the tooth. In the morning there is a little bit of fairy dust (glitter) and a coin. This one I made for a co-workers little girl.


And lastly, Frankenstein Day... I don't do Halloween so it was challenging for me but I found this little guy on Paperdoll Dress up cart. I have never used the mean face stamp before so I decided to try it on him. I like the happy ones better. Oh and the kiddos told me that he wasn't scary enough, lol.
We are offering some fabulous blog candy to a lucky winners - 
Sandy (me) from Scrapbook Blessings will be going through her stash and sending one lucky winner a surprise package. 

Laura will also be giving one lucky winner her favorite image from The Stamping Chef.. She is a new release so you will have to wait and see her... (She will be in this hop on my blog)

Just comment and give some bloggie love to each of the Calendar Girls.

Your next stop along the way of the calendar is Vicky~http://crafting-vicky.blogspot.ca/ . Thanks for stopping by and mark your calendar again next month to see what Holidays to Celebrate on September 14, 2013, for the next Calendar Girls Blog Hop!


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 

Comments

  1. Sandy. the Frankenstein is cute but I agree not scary but very cute... love the rock on card.. and the tooth fairy box what a great idea...
    Great hopping with you.
    Laura D.

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  2. Awesome projects!! That's a brilliant idea the little box for the tooth. And your kids are right... Frankenstein is really cute... not very scary at all... ;o)

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  3. Cute projects. The tooth fairy ballerina is so cute and I love the little I Want Candy guy.

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  4. Cute, funny and scary (lol) cards. I can hear the music "thump thump thumping" from the Rock on card, I wish that I had a Tooth Fairy box when I was young, as one year I had 4 teeth that fell out all at the same time. :-0, Frankenstein just made my day, he is cute and I love the sentiment. Off on my travels again. Hugs, Jen x
    Krafty Keepsakes

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  5. All projects were great but i have to say my favorite is the the tooth fairy card, what a creative idea!

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  6. Well done! I love all your projects. Your radio card is so cheerful to look at. I like your tooth fairy. The face on the Frankenstein is perfect. Thanks for sharing. Edwina Brown

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