July Freebie Download

My friend Emily, blogger of Running Like A Mother, and I have been putting our creative heads together to make a printable party packet for an upcoming baby shower she is hosting.  As I worked on it today, I started to feel overwhelmed with all the plans and ideas I have been dreaming up for it.  My brain started feeling like a balloon: the more I blew it up, the closer it got to either popping or instantaneously blowing-out from all the pressure.  I immediately thought, "Oh no!  I don't want to spend my day chasing this project around in circles and find myself at square one."  So, I started praying and asking the Lord to focus my mind and place before me the most important tasks.  As I prayed, I started remember all the verses that inspire me towards ingenuity, time management and wisdom.  Then I felt inspired to use the project artwork to create a Prayer Plaque to print and put up in my office as a constant reminder.  When I look at it, it makes me so happy!  Plus, it reminds me to keep on task and to seek the Lord for wisdom!  Friends: click, print, enjoy, and be inspired!

March Freebies: Chevron Background & Clover Buttons

Spiff up your website or blog with my March Freebie Graphics Package, a Monochrome Chevron Background and 4 Leaf Clover Social Media Buttons!  Click on the images you want and drag them to your desktop or right-click and save.  (If you're new to using customized social media buttons, check out my notes at the bottom of this post).  Don't forget to follow me on Pinterest and Subscribe to my blog via email for more freebies and tips!

3 Steps for Blogger Custom Social Media Buttons:
1) Save the facebook, twitter, email, pinterest, linkedin, and rss images to your desktop, then upload the pictures to your Picasa or Photobucket account (this will give you the image links you need for Step 3).
2) Login to your Blogger dashboard, go to Layout, click "Add A Widget", then select the HTML widget.
3) Fill the HTML Widget pop-up screen with the following code:

<div align="center">
<a href="http://www.MyFacebookLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
<a href="http://www.MyTwitterLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
<a href="http://www.MyEmailLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
<a href="http://www.MyPinterestLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
<a href="http://www.MyLinkedinLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
<a href="http://www.MyRssLink.com"><img src="YourImageLink"></a>
</div>

Now all you have to do is personalize the information within the links!