If I've said it once I've said it a million times: I wish I could freeze time. A few weeks ago I realized that Grace will be 5 this holiday season...which means she's growing up...and since she's 5 this will probably be the last year I can get away with making her a baby doll dress to wear during the Christmas season. I love baby doll dresses with their high waistlines, shorty short hemlines, and all their fluffy, puffy goodness. So, I couldn't resist making Grace just one more. I really ... View the Post
Cloth Napkin Tutorial with self-mitered corners
I shared these cloth napkins as a guest post last Christmas but then ran of of time to repost them here. But I still love them and they would also make easy and great gifts for others! Here is what you need to do: And you are done!!!! ... View the Post
Easy Sewing for the Holidays!
Today we are joining in over at So Sew Easy's Seasonal SewingWe are sharing a simple and easy tutorial for fabric scraps. So head over there to see what other easy sewing goodness that will inspire you to sew for the season. Deby has also lined up some great giveaways to go along with her series (fabrics, notions, patterns and more) so be sure to throw your name in the hat for those as well. We can all use a little more fabric this time of year, right? Right!And just in case you are looking ... View the Post
Strange Christmas Gifts, A Movie Collection, and A Series of Unfortunate Events….
Last Thursday, over on Facebook we realized that we had over 5,100 likes...and that made us happy...so we decided to do a giveaway!Pork Rinds anyone? Just kidding.But it has to do with the giveaway. To enter the giveaway we asked you to leave us a comment telling us about the weirdest gift you've ever received for Christmas. Me? I've gotten some seriously strange gifts...but my favorites come from my brothers...like my collection of horrifying meat products. (I'm not a big fan of meat, never ... View the Post
Advent Calendar Activities Ideas
A few years back my parents gave me this beautiful advent calendar: I love it. They gave one to each of their children on Thanksgiving and filled each door with notes, candy, activities, pocket money, etc. It was so fun to open the door every day and find what little goodie was in store for us. Every year since then I have planned on refilling that advent calendar and putting inside the doors some treats and notes but also an activity for our family to do every day for those 24 days ... View the Post
The Art of Homemaking: Holiday Games for Family Parties (Family Feud)
For the past few years my husband has been in charge of the games at his family Holiday party. So every year we try to come up with something different that will be entertaining for the variety of ages of those attending the party. In the past we've done various versions of Jeopardy and Minute to Win It as well as the usual trivia and mixer games. But this year we decided to do a holiday version of... (source) That's right. What could be better for a holiday party than a good old fashioned ... View the Post
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