Grandparents Day

Grandparents day was founded in 1973 by Marian McQuade in the state of West Virginia. She wanted to let her community know how much grandparents (senior citizens) do for the community. Senator Alphonse D'Amato pushed for the holiday. Senator Jennings Randolph introduced the resolution to the Senate. Then five years later Congress passed the proclamation. Finally, President Jimmy Carter signed the proclamation. It became a national holiday in 1978. The first Sunday after Labor Day is when Grandparents Day is celebrated. This year Grandparents Day is celebrated on September 13, 2009. Grandparents Day was created for the young to show how much they appreciate their grandparents, and to give honor and respect to one’s elders. It also allows grandparents to impart upon the young their wisdom and their love.


We make a variety of grandparent crafts. These crafts are used to let your friends and family know that you are a proud grandma or grandpa. Children or grandchildren may buy their parent or grandparent a grandparent arts and crafts yard sign to let them know how much they care.


Grandmas Handmade Crafts The ultimate site for getting ideas and advice about handmade crafts. From candle and soap recipes, free patterns, and gift ideas to supplies, kits, and ready made crafts.
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