It's all about the hearts. Here you will find a pretty selection of heart themed lined stationery paper for Valentine's.
The following designs were created by Moi, hope you enjoy.
This first design features a border of colorful hearts, in the colors of the rainbow, forming a border down the left hand side of the paper.
If you love snow, then this stationery is for you. White snowflakes designed with white hearts heads the top of this pink Valentine's stationery.
This stationery has more of a simple, yet fancy look. There are two magenta hearts with a lacy design; one at the beginning of the writing area and one at the end.
If you like simple and colorful, this design is for you. It features just six hearts in the colors of the rainbow, with three hearts at the top and three hearts at the bottom of the page, on a pink border.
If simple red and white are the colors that you like, then this red heart border design is for you. A parade of hearts decorate the top and the bottom, in various sizes, on a background of white. The lines to write on are red.
Thank you so much for stopping by. Each link above will take you to my CherylsArt store on Zazzle. If you know of anyone else who would like these designs, then please share this page with them. Thank you.
Cheryl Paton
CherylsArt shares family friendly designs printed on tshirts, mugs, stationery, and more. Most of these products are from my CherylsArt store on Zazzle. https://www.zazzle.com/store/CherylsArt. Find my coloring books, scrapbook paper books, notebooks and more, on my author page on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/author/cherylpaton.
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Thursday, December 2, 2021
Story Writing Paper for Kids
Kids love to create, and what better way to have them create than for them to create a story.
These fun fairy themed lined sheets are a fun way to get started.
For the more serious writers, a fun notebook is a way to encourage more creativity:
Happy creating.
Cheryl Paton
These fun fairy themed lined sheets are a fun way to get started.
For the more serious writers, a fun notebook is a way to encourage more creativity:
Happy creating.
Cheryl Paton
Friday, October 8, 2021
1 Subject Orange Notebooks
These first ones are wide ruled and the second group are college ruled. Notebooks designed by other artists can show up as well on the links to Amazon.
These notebooks are 8-1/2 inches by 11 inches, have 160 pages, 80 sheets and can be found on Amazon.
Wide Ruled: https://amzn.to/3NgpXJP
College Ruled: https://amzn.to/3ZPIYu0
The notebooks on this link are all designed by me. They are 6.5 by 8.75 inches, and are college ruled. These are found in my CherylsArt store on Zazzle. https://www.zazzle.com/CherylsArt/orange+notebooks
If you have a design request for a cover theme on a notebook, you can make a request in the comment section below.
Thank you for your patronage.
Cheryl Paton
As an Amazon affiliate and as a designer/artist on Zazzle, Cheryl Paton earns income on qualifying purchases made through the above links, at no additional cost to the purchaser.
Wednesday, October 6, 2021
Monthly Budget Bill Paying Planners
Here you will find various planners that include monthly budget pages.
The budget pages in this first one includes common bill expenses, along with columns for the amount, date due, date paid, and notes.
This first one also includes five weekly meal planner pages for each month, along with a side column for weekly shopping ideas.
The end of this book also features a Recap page for the year so that you can see how well you stayed on budget throughout the year. It is followed by What I will incorporate next year page for any changes that you might want to implement in your next yearly budget.
This book has no calendars or pre-dated pages, making it a great choice for any year and or any range of months. It covers a twelve month range.
Monthly Budget with Meal Planner on Amazon
This undated planner includes a monthly page for budgeting, weekly meal planners, and also a monthly fitness tracker to keep track of the exercises that you do. It's a great choice for those wanting to make exercise a meal planning a regular part of their life; and also likes to see a record of their accomplishments.>
Monthly Budget, Fitness Tracker... on Amazon
If you are just interested in budget pages only, then this one is for you.
Monthly Bill Payment Log Book on Amazon
Happy budgeting.
Cheryl Paton
The budget pages in this first one includes common bill expenses, along with columns for the amount, date due, date paid, and notes.
This first one also includes five weekly meal planner pages for each month, along with a side column for weekly shopping ideas.
The end of this book also features a Recap page for the year so that you can see how well you stayed on budget throughout the year. It is followed by What I will incorporate next year page for any changes that you might want to implement in your next yearly budget.
This book has no calendars or pre-dated pages, making it a great choice for any year and or any range of months. It covers a twelve month range.
This undated planner includes a monthly page for budgeting, weekly meal planners, and also a monthly fitness tracker to keep track of the exercises that you do. It's a great choice for those wanting to make exercise a meal planning a regular part of their life; and also likes to see a record of their accomplishments.>
If you are just interested in budget pages only, then this one is for you.
Happy budgeting.
Cheryl Paton
Friday, October 1, 2021
Kids Can Create a Halloween Story
Kids love to create, whether it is art, a story, something to build, etc.
Here you will find a Halloween book made just for helping children create Halloween stories.
Each page begins with either a picture prompt, a written prompt, or both.
There is a box at the top of each page; most have a picture already in the box that can be added to. Or the box is blank so the child can draw their own image suggested by the written prompt.
There is a line at the top of each page, above the picture, where the child can write the title for their story.
There are solid and dashed lines below the picture box for the children to write their story, based on the picture in the box.
There are approximately 1.25 pages allotted for each story, and enough pages for 31 stories in all. That's a lot of creative writing for the kids!
You can check the book out on Amazon. It is called 31 Days of Creating Halloween Stories: Halloween Story Writing and Drawing Journal for Kids.
I hope that you and your child/children enjoy this fun and creative writing activity.
Cheryl Paton
If you know of anyone else who would like this book, please share this page with them. Thank you.
As an Amazon affiliate, Cheryl Paton earns income from qualifying purchases made from links on this blog.
Here you will find a Halloween book made just for helping children create Halloween stories.
Each page begins with either a picture prompt, a written prompt, or both.
There is a box at the top of each page; most have a picture already in the box that can be added to. Or the box is blank so the child can draw their own image suggested by the written prompt.
There is a line at the top of each page, above the picture, where the child can write the title for their story.
There are solid and dashed lines below the picture box for the children to write their story, based on the picture in the box.
There are approximately 1.25 pages allotted for each story, and enough pages for 31 stories in all. That's a lot of creative writing for the kids!
You can check the book out on Amazon. It is called 31 Days of Creating Halloween Stories: Halloween Story Writing and Drawing Journal for Kids.
I hope that you and your child/children enjoy this fun and creative writing activity.
Cheryl Paton
If you know of anyone else who would like this book, please share this page with them. Thank you.
As an Amazon affiliate, Cheryl Paton earns income from qualifying purchases made from links on this blog.
Friday, June 18, 2021
USA Patriotic Postcards for the 4th of July
Welcome to USA Patriotic Postcards for the 4th of July. Here you will find a modern selection of red white and blue postcards for your holiday celebrations, greetings, and get togethers.
The first design features my painting inspired by the United States of America flag, with a bit of re-arranging. I continued the stripes across the top, made the stars blue and arranged them into a peace sign.
Fireworks are a big part of the 4th of July celebrations in America. This design is star themed as well. The end of each tail has a blue star on it and the tails streaming behind the stars are red. The whole design is on a background of white, and Happy 4th, is written across the display in blue.
Flowers signify growth to me. This next design features my abstract flower inspired by the stars and stripes. The center of the flower is outlines of two yellow golden stars; the petals are red and white stripes, and the leaves are blue and white stripes.
If more basic is your preference, here is my painting of Old Glory, done in pointillism. The background color shown is lavender, and it can be customized to any color of your selection.
For another more modern patriotic design is my stars and stripes heart design. There are two stars in blue, slightly behind a heart done in red and white stripes. The background color is light blue and it can be customized to your color selection.
This last postcard option features stars sans the stripes. This is my painting of whites stars, outlined in blue, arranged in a star pattern. I chose red as the background color, which can be customized if you like.
Hope you have enjoyed my artwork. The above links will take you to my CherylsArt store on Zazzle, a print on demand company. Zazzle offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee within 30 days of your receipt of the item(s).Zazzle prints and ships your order; I created the designs.
Cheryl Paton
The following links will take you to Amazon where you can purchase my designs that are printed by 3dRose.
Fireworks are a big part of the 4th of July celebrations in America. This design is star themed as well. The end of each tail has a blue star on it and the tails streaming behind the stars are red. The whole design is on a background of white, and Happy 4th, is written across the display in blue.
Flowers signify growth to me. This next design features my abstract flower inspired by the stars and stripes. The center of the flower is outlines of two yellow golden stars; the petals are red and white stripes, and the leaves are blue and white stripes.
If more basic is your preference, here is my painting of Old Glory, done in pointillism. The background color shown is lavender, and it can be customized to any color of your selection.
For another more modern patriotic design is my stars and stripes heart design. There are two stars in blue, slightly behind a heart done in red and white stripes. The background color is light blue and it can be customized to your color selection.
This last postcard option features stars sans the stripes. This is my painting of whites stars, outlined in blue, arranged in a star pattern. I chose red as the background color, which can be customized if you like.
Hope you have enjoyed my artwork. The above links will take you to my CherylsArt store on Zazzle, a print on demand company. Zazzle offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee within 30 days of your receipt of the item(s).Zazzle prints and ships your order; I created the designs.
Cheryl Paton
The following links will take you to Amazon where you can purchase my designs that are printed by 3dRose.
Monday, May 10, 2021
Order of Statehood Maps of the United States
If you are looking for a visual representation for the order of statehood for the United States, you've come to the right place. I did a painting of a map of the United States in shades of purple. The darkest purple is the first state. As the other states gained statehood, the color for those states is lighter than the state that had gained statehood before it.
This first map is printed on posters. The darkest purple represents the first state, Delaware. The next lighter shade of purple represents the second state, Pennsylvania, and so on. All the way to the 48th state which is represented by the lightest shade of lavender. The corresponding number for the order of statehood is printed in white on each state.
I like how one can see the progression; it begins on the east coast with the purples and darker shades of lavender, gets around half way across the country, and then the medium lavender color jumps across to California before lighter shades of lavender start filling in the western half of the U. S.
How this project came about:
I was out shopping for wood plaques and I saw wooden maps of the United States. I just knew that I wanted to do something with that map, so I bought it. I looked forward to what I might create on it.
I considered a map of state birds or state flowers. But a lot of states didn't really have the room for such an endeavor.
However, the idea of flowers got me to thinking. I wondered what kind of flower the United States might look like if I painted each state a different shade according to the order of their statehood. I imagined perhaps that it might look like two carnations, one starting from each coast. Hmmm, sounded interesting.
What color should this "flower" be, I wondered. Carnations comes in a variety of colors. The flag of the United States is red, white, and blue. Perhaps from red to pink, or dark blue to light blue. But I didn't want it to represent any one political party. Well red and blue make purple, and white will make each shade a bit lighter. Purple it shall be then, something that represents all parties.
As a fun and educational activity, students can write the number in on a smaller version of the map. I found that I started remembering more of the order with each activity that I did when creating this map.
Do you think this visual representation will help students learn more about the order of statehood? Let me know in the comments below.
Check here for more Order of Statehood products:
Cheryl Paton
This first map is printed on posters. The darkest purple represents the first state, Delaware. The next lighter shade of purple represents the second state, Pennsylvania, and so on. All the way to the 48th state which is represented by the lightest shade of lavender. The corresponding number for the order of statehood is printed in white on each state.
I like how one can see the progression; it begins on the east coast with the purples and darker shades of lavender, gets around half way across the country, and then the medium lavender color jumps across to California before lighter shades of lavender start filling in the western half of the U. S.
How this project came about:
I was out shopping for wood plaques and I saw wooden maps of the United States. I just knew that I wanted to do something with that map, so I bought it. I looked forward to what I might create on it.
I considered a map of state birds or state flowers. But a lot of states didn't really have the room for such an endeavor.
However, the idea of flowers got me to thinking. I wondered what kind of flower the United States might look like if I painted each state a different shade according to the order of their statehood. I imagined perhaps that it might look like two carnations, one starting from each coast. Hmmm, sounded interesting.
What color should this "flower" be, I wondered. Carnations comes in a variety of colors. The flag of the United States is red, white, and blue. Perhaps from red to pink, or dark blue to light blue. But I didn't want it to represent any one political party. Well red and blue make purple, and white will make each shade a bit lighter. Purple it shall be then, something that represents all parties.
As a fun and educational activity, students can write the number in on a smaller version of the map. I found that I started remembering more of the order with each activity that I did when creating this map.
Do you think this visual representation will help students learn more about the order of statehood? Let me know in the comments below.
Check here for more Order of Statehood products:
Cheryl Paton
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