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Carol from Comfort Spring Station is offering a set of cute laundry room printables to download. Choose one or all of them. I love the cheery colors! Comfort Spring lives up to its name with upbeat posts, helpful tips and fun recipes to try. Give it a browse and enjoy!
After living in many different places I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s the design, rather than the size, of a kitchen is that makes it a joy to cook in. Still, even if you dream of a complete remodel there are things you can do to stop fighting your kitchen and make it work…
This is the face of a woman who has stared into the abyss, entered and found joy on the other side. If you haven’t met Patti at Oh Mrs Tucker! you’re in for a treat. I first “met” her a few years back on another blog party. I remember reading when she was diagnosed with…
I have updated the posts with new links for any patterns and yarns mentioned outside of the class. Hopefully, the class will turn up on another platform at which time I’m update the post again. Entrelac knitting is a method of creating a series of blocks and triangles and joining them together as you go….
What’s Nana Making has a tutorial for Cutie Patooties, fun little sock dolls to make. You use tube socks as the base and patterned socks for the clothes so each one will be unique! I love this project. It would be fun to do with older children who can handle a sewing machine for basic…
I recently “discovered” Debbie Macomber. I say “discovered” in quotes because I remember coming across a few of her romance novels in the late 1980s. My mother enjoyed her books, but I felt they were sort of tame. But not too long ago I was looking for a shawl pattern on Ravelry when I came…
Lina from Sew Historically shared a collection of heirloom crochet patterns for making a stylish Edwardian tam o’shanter. Not only are the patterns interesting to read but it would be fun to recreate them. You’ll also find a charming video from 1906 embedded into the post. It features young women from a ladies college enjoying…
This is the story of Vanessa, the foam head who transformed from a plain jane into a swan. Well, not quite a swan. But she definitely looks more interesting than she used to. Now she’s a piece of decoupage styrofoam head art. Check her out before her transformation:
I have a friend with a newborn who would love a set of these blocks from Home Crafts by Ali. I love the colors and images Ali has chosen to decorate her blocks. The friend I mentioned wanted a set for taking monthly photos as her daughter ages, so I imagine she’d prefer words and…
How you store your Christmas decorations this year determines your decorating experience next year. Think about it. What’s your Christmas decorating experience like? Do you fight with tangled lights and garlands and hunt for tools and hardware? Or is everything organized and easy to find? Decorating for the holidays should be a joyful experience. If…
How clever is this Literary Christmas Ornament made by Jackie at Reviews, Chews and How-Tos? She assures us this copy of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone had been well loved and replaced. What better use than to recycle it into something pretty? Which books would you turn into ornaments? Pride and Prejudice? An old…
What do you call the soothing toys you give to an infant? In our family we call them loveys. Others call them woobies or cuddle buddies. No matter what you call them, it’s a good bet that if the baby is fussing, she’s dropped her lovey and wants it back. Today I’m going to share…
