Saturday, January 22, 2011
New PDF Pattern - Go "Green" Recycled Can Desk Organizer
Great way to recycle your cans! (i.e. vegetable/soup/fruit cans - approx. 15 oz. size)
This organizer is quick and easy to make - and is VERY useful!! Store pens/pencils/scissors/glue sticks/ etc. inside the can....PLUS in the FOUR outer pockets! Great gift idea - and great to make for yourself to organizer your desk. This can organizer really holds LOTS of stuff!!
Pattern has LOTS of pictures....plus....includes FULL SIZE PATTERN PIECES!!
Click here to purchase!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Flood Relief Auctions
Crafty Mummy is auctioning off 2 items on her blog Mummy Crafts for the Queensland, Australia (where she lives) flood relief cause.
First is a beautiful bag made with Japanese fabrics (using my Charming Purse-o-nality pattern):
And, she's also auctioning a very "snuggly" baby quilt:
Click on the pictures above to go to her site. Auction ends SOON!!
First is a beautiful bag made with Japanese fabrics (using my Charming Purse-o-nality pattern):
And, she's also auctioning a very "snuggly" baby quilt:
Click on the pictures above to go to her site. Auction ends SOON!!
Sunday, January 16, 2011
NEW PDF Pattern - "On The Go" Car Mat Activity Tote
This PDF Pattern is for making a car mat/activity tote bag.
This bag is WONDERFUL for trips to Grandma's, for church (it'll fit on most pews), or even the car!
When closed, the bag measures 15"x10"; when fully opened (using the car mat) it measures 15"x40".
When closed, the bag has 2 outer pockets that are great for storing coloring books, etc.
Open the bag up once and it has a tic-tac-toe board and a chalkboard.
Open up once again and it has a car mat with Velcro pockets to hold 12 cars and 2 zipper pockets to hold the extra road and building pieces.
Very descriptive pattern with lots of pictures.
***Please note: This pattern is written in a way that a beginner sewer should be able to make the bag...but because of the different types of materials used together (felt, cotton fabric, chalkboard fabric), plus the length of the pattern...I would NOT recommend this for a ""true" beginner sewer.***
This pattern, as well as the pattern concept/idea are COPYRIGHTED. Please do not "steal".
Click here to purchase...
or go to The Craft Barn to order!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Book Review: Dining With Joy by Rachel Hauck
I really enjoyed reading “Dining With Joy” by Rachel Hauck. It’s a good book, with a little bit of romance included!
The main character, Joy, is a TV cooking-show host – who can’t cook. [I will admit…at the beginning of the book, I thought it was a little “far-fetched” that someone could be the host of a popular cooking show and not cook…but as you keep reading, it becomes more rational to believe.] Then she meets Luke Redmond, a handsome, caring guy who CAN cook. She thinks he’s her “way out” of the cooking part of the show…but it doesn’t quite work out that way. By not telling Luke her “secret”, she almost loses him. But, of course, love wins out in the end.
This book was not only an enjoyable romance book, it also touched upon following God’s will in making choices for our lives - including totally relying on God and praying to Him when our lives seem topsy-turvy.
This book was easy-to-read. In fact, I couldn’t put it down once I started it. And, yes, I did cry a little while I was reading it…especially towards the end.
I would definitely read other books written by Rachel Hauck. In my opinion, she’s a great author, and as stated earlier, I really enjoyed this book!
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze.com book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
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