Today I'm excited to share a kids easy Grab and Go lunch idea. My girls love to take sack lunches with them to school...randomly...like on pizza day (they reaaaalllly don't like the school pizza) but I swear every time they decide to pack a lunch it takes them 84 minutes...and we are running late...and they can't find the chips...or their lunch box...etc etc etc...and it turns out to be a huge hassle. So this year I decided to try something new. I kind of love those cheap ... View the Post
Fabric Nesting Tray Tutorial
Materials: (These materials will make all four nesting fabric trays). (2) 10" x 10" squares of quilting cotton(1) 10" x 10" piece of fusible fleece(2) 8" x 8" squares of quilting cotton(10) 8" x 8" piece of fusible fleece(4) 5" x 5" squares of quilting cotton(2) 5" x 5" pieces of fusible fleece Directions: Take one 10" square of quilting cotton and press fusible fleece to wrong side.Then take the second 10" square of quilting cotton and place RST on top of the other square of ... View the Post
Picnic Quilt Pattern sewn up in Cat Prints!
Today I am FINALLY sharing a quilt that I made almost an entire year ago...our Picnic Quilt Pattern! It was actually the first quilt we sewed up together with the ladies in our STASH group. Our Picnic Quilt Pattern which is a super fun...and super simple quilt pattern. Essentially it is just rows of snow ball quilt blocks.. ...with 4 patch blocks in between them! Easy peasy! And the result is darling. Every single time! No matter what fabrics you ... View the Post
Valentine Gnome Tutorial
If you are looking for a snowy day craft you can do with the kids--I have the perfect one for you today! These Valentine Gnomes are simple and you probably have most of the things at home that you need to make them. And it's a great way to use up those stray socks that you haven't known what to do with for awhile. You can recycle them into cute little gnomes. The materials are fairly simple for this project. The only thing I bought was the piece of fur and I had all the rest. Ready to get ... View the Post
Lentils why you should eat them (Plus a Lentil Stew Recipe)
About two years ago I fell in love with Lentils. I had never eaten them before but I was having a few health issues and the doctor asked me to start adding more protein and iron to my diet...so I started reading about and trying different recipes with beans. SO many beans. Some recipes and beans have become staples in my kitchen...others...not so much. But lentils have been a proven winner. Here's a few things to note about lentils: They are cholesterol free, gluten free, fat ... View the Post
Love Embroidery Pattern
I have been wanting to learn to better my embroidery skills for awhile now. They aren't perfect (look at this backstitching that needs HELP!) but I love the idea of being a beginner at something. It keeps you learning and growing. So, every night I have been doing little projects here and there to help better each and every stitch. The amazing thing about embroidery is there are so many stitches to practices. Here is a great tutorial with video examples to practice the top 15 stitches if ... View the Post
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