Crafts!

We will be offering two cute crafts. The cost is listed below each craft description, and money needs to be turned in to Danalin Foster, Heidi Jansson, or Robin Oatman no later than Wednesday, April 18^th!

**12" Burlap Wreath**

            $9.00

Price is for the burlap and the wire wreath form only; any adornments you wish to add will need to be purchased by you!  If you wish to add any adornments to your wreath, you can either bring them with you on Saturday, or finish it off at home. JoAnn carries a variety of burlap colors, so please specify what color you would like! {Pictures with adornments are just to give you some ideas J}

Turquoise

Blue

Gray

Black

Cream

Tan

Aqua

Purple

Pink

Brown

**Growth Chart**

$6.00

This is a great way to keep track of your children/grandchildren/ nieces & nephews as they grow! It would also make a great gift. You will be stenciling the marks and numbers on to your growth chart. We will also have letter stencils available for you to personalize your chart. Each wooden piece will be stained a natural wood color prior to Saturday. 

{picture found via Pinterest; not exactly what ours will be looking like, but just to give you an idea of the project}

Classes!

Sisters, we are excited to offer 4 informative, fun, and downright awesome Super Saturday classes! Two of the classes will be taught during the 10:00 a.m. hour and the other two will be taught during the 1:00 p.m. hour. Please sign up in the comments below for ONE morning class and ONE afternoon class!

Morning classes

Intro to Family History
taught by Adrienne Dial

You've heard about Family History, you know it's important, but you have NO idea where to start?! Then this class is for you! Adrienne will take you step-by-step through the process of getting started in seeking out your ancestors. She is a fountain of genealogy knowledge, so also come to her with your questions if you have dabbled in family history but are not sure where to go from where you are. 

“It is a joy to become acquainted with our forebears who died long ago. Each of us has a fascinating family history. Finding your ancestors can be one of the most interesting puzzles you … can work on” President James E. Faust

Getting Ready for a Working Garden

taught by Brother Bill Mackley

We live in a wonderful area of the world that lends itself to growing a variety of plants and food. Come and learn from an experienced gardener about the do's and don'ts of gardening in our area. Also get some ideas for container gardening in smaller spaces!

“The fulness of the earth is yours…

"Yea, and the herb, and the good things which come of the earth, whether for food or for raiment...or for orchards, or for gardens, or for vineyards;

“Yea, all things which come of the earth … are made for the benefit and the use of man, both to please the eye and to gladden the heart;

“Yea, for food and for raiment, for taste and for smell.” (D&C 59:16–19.)

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Afternoon Classes

Intro to Crocheting

taught by Julie Church

Come and have fun learning the skill of crocheting by crocheting your own dishcloth! Yes, even YOU can learn to crochet! Julie is a wonderful teacher, and this class will give you something to come away with (crocheted dishcloths are the best kind!) as well as confidence in your newly found skill to branch out to other things. Or just become a rock star dishcloth crocheter! :)

"Every artist was first an amateur" Ralph Waldo Emerson

Organizing Your Family & Home

taught by Heather Bellon

Have you ever thought of assigning your child a color? How about giving each family member their own towel - just one towel that is theirs instead of washing twenty? Heather has some fabulous ideas for keeping a busy home and family organized. Sign up to hear more about her color-coded, single toweled, amazing system that will help you to feel more in control of your busy life!

“Behold, mine house is a house of order, … and not a house of confusion.” (D&C 132:8.)

Super Saturday Schedule

10:00 a.m. - Meet in the overflow for a short opening 

10:05 a.m. - First classes begin (Family History or Gardening)

11:00 a.m. - Head to the Gym to make your craft(s) and/or help with the Humanitarian project

12:00 p.m. - Delicious lunch and desserts (and talking, visiting...always the best part)

1:00 p.m. - Second classes begin (Crocheting or Home Organization)

1:55 p.m. - Overflow for a short closing

*Our Humanitarian project will be ongoing in the gym throughout the day. If you would prefer not to take a class or participate in the craft, we would love to have your helping hands in our humanitarian efforts!

Hello Sisters!

We are excited about our upcoming Super Saturday and hope you are planning to attend! Please get the invitations and word out to your visiting teaching sisters. This will be the RS event of the year that you will NOT want to miss!

CLASSES ** LUNCH ** CRAFTS ** HUMANITARIAN SERVICE PROJECT

We are finalizing classes and crafts this week...PLEASE BE SURE TO COME BACK here to see what classes and crafts will be offered. We need you to sign up for the classes and craft of your choice so that we can plan accordingly!