11x14 Prints--easy decor

I have a hard time decorating my house period! let alone for the next holiday.  It seems like as soon as I get the box of decorations out the holiday is over.  Christmas is about the only holiday I seem to get up and all the storage boxes put away before the big day.  I'm not sure what it is, but I think it has to do with being so busy and multitasking so much that I can't accomplish anything.

So I decide to change that, if only a little.  I love Heritage Makers simple 11x14 prints. They are big enough to be seen, but not overwhelming and add just the touch I need to celebrate life.

Here's what I did:

I just went to my local craft store and bought a frame (16x20) that was matted to 11x14 and then went to town and designed a bunch of 11x14 prints.
SIMPLE!!

Here is what the frame looks like today:

Here are the sayings I'm going to cycle through:

Because I am a MORMON!

Because I have FIVE boys!

For Easter

My homeschooling slogan

See I personalized this one!

Because my sink is never empty.

The song of my heart.

Because I choose Steve.

I have a folder in Pinterest that is full of ideas I can't wait to put on an 11x14 print and display in my home.  In fact I just might have to get a second or third frame for a few other rooms in my home.  I know my daughter wants a frame for her room to put her Young Women's prints in. 

11x14 Prints are only $4 Retail, but with Club HM they are:
Bronze: $3.75
Silver: $3.57
Gold: $3.33

At that price I might be getting FIVE frames!

Invitations

I love Heritage Makers 5x7 invitations. They are so easy to use and so versatile.  Just recently we celebrated our fifth Eagle Scout and I sent out these very cute and very PERSONALIZED invitations to my son's friends and our family inviting them to his Eagle Court of Honor.

Specifics:

Project: 5x7 invitation

Membership: Premier

Design: 57521

Retail: $3

Club HM Bronze: $2.25

Club HM Silver: $2.14

Club HM Gold: $2.00

I'm so proud of my boys! 

I'm not very fond of the High School Graduation announcements that my kids get to pick so I designed my own.

Here are the two that have graduated:

 These are very simple; they are just a photo (one on each side) and then I just typed up the information about each boys' graduation and a little bit about their plans for the future.