liZ and I had the opportunity to come up with a fun #turkeytablescape for Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store's challenge to put together a Thanksgiving table for your family. And this challenge was a fun one for us. Even from the beginning, we knew we wanted to do a kid's table---and make it simple and kid-friendly, which are two things we love. So, off we went with our gift card in hand (thanks to Jo-Ann!) to buy all the necessities for our table. And here's what started the whole ... View the Post
$5 Friday Thanksgiving Favors (I’m Thankful for You Because…)
Today's post is something I've been wanting to do for a long time now but never have. Back when I taught school there were several years where I wrote each of my students an individual letter telling them why I was thankful to have them in my class. It was always a good experience for me even though it was time consuming. (I taught junior high full time and had more than just one classroom full of students) I don't like insincerity. At all. Not one little bit. So when I wrote those ... View the Post
An Old Fashioned Christmas Tree Skirt Tutorial and Free Pattern
Yes, I know Halloween was just yesterday but Elizabeth and I have more holiday projects, tutorials, activities, and announcements planned than there are days to share them on so we need to get started. First in line is this Christmas Tree skirt that I shared over the summer over at The Moda Bake Shop. (When I made it Christmas seemed so far away and now it's right around the corner!) When it comes to Christmas I'm always looking to the past...I love anything traditional, vintage, and ... View the Post
Simple Spider Web Skirt Tutorial
I know, I know I'm posting yet another yarn embellished skirt. (But you know how I get...once I get going on something it's hard for me to stop...but I'll try to control myself and only post one more yarnified skirt after this one.)I made this skirt the other day for Grace to wear during the spooky season. It is made from a light weight corduroy and has a simple elastic waistband.To make this skirt I cut the fabric to the necessary measurements and then "hemmed" (or finished) the bottom ... View the Post
The Love Bunny Girls Skirt Tutorial
Hey! Today I'm going share a tutorial that I shared awhile back over at the Moda Bake shop. It's for a skirt I made for Grace to wear this spring...and I know it's fall...but you can still love bunnies in autumn can't you? ***** Today's skirt is a simple elastic waistband skirt with appliqued bunnies. Here is your supply list: One Layer Cake: I used "Jubilee" by Bunny Hill 1/2 Yard of Bella White 1 inch elastic bonding material (like Heat'n Bond) 2 Pompoms for the bunny tails To ... View the Post
The Love Bunny: Pattern and Instructions
Today we are over at the Moda Bake Shop sharing how to make Gracie's Love Bunny Skirt. (She's wearing it in this photo although you can't see it very well. But, you can head over THERE to check it out.) And while we are over there sharing the skirt we are over here sharing the pattern and instructions on how to make her matching love bunny doll. To make this love bunny you'll need to print out the pattern which you can find HERE. Once you have that printed cut out 2 of the bodies ... View the Post
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