These homemade ornaments are a favorite holiday tradition in our house. Powered by Whrrl Picture Tutorial on Whrrl
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A Creative Log & Other Notes on Life
From the monthly archives:
One of my favorite baby shower gifts to make and give. Gather materials: Newborn wrap shirt, Skirt fabric (about 1 yd), 3/8 ribbon/twill tape, 1″ ribbon or lace. Step 1 – Cut off bottom half of wrap shirt 3/4″ below snaps. Use long sleeve or short, dyed or undyed. Step 2 – Cut 2 skirt […]
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WINNERS(winners are also contacted by e-mail)Monday: JoannaTuesday: Jamy Wednesday: BrittneyThursday: RamonaFriday: DanielleIt’s another journal a day giveaway! To be entered to win, all you have to do is click onTHIS LINKand sign up for the This is Me Journal Newsletter. It’s that simple. You don’t even have to comment on this post. And don’t worry, […]
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We attended this amazing “Harvest Festival” at our friend’s Waldorf inspired charter school last week. The favorite activity, by far, was creating a fairy house for the “Fairy House Village”. Just looking at the spread of natural building materials made me teary at the thought of the creative possibilities. Princess decided to create a “beach […]
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When someone threw out the idea of “making stuff” instead of the traditional games for my girlfriend’s baby shower, you know I was the first on board. I gathered together bits and bobs, new and old, fabric and trim hoping to inspire some beautiful creations. The party-goers did not let me down. With a little […]
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photo via flickr “You’re either going to pay up front for good sewing thread or pay after the fact in sewing machine repairs”.Now, I am a believer. Scene 1: Phone conversation last week with a Charlene at Mel’s Sewing: Me: I have a Halloween Emergency. My sewing machine isn’t working and I have a Halloween […]
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Making your bike “stand out” so your partner kind find it at the numerous transition areas filled with bikes is a vital part of a good Muddy Buddy race. We decided to make a pink sequin bike cozy. Not quite as cool as this tree cozy. On the morning of the race: Guy: Are you […]
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On our day off of school, we gathered a group of friends (13 kids ages 10m-8yrs & 7 adults) and went hiking. Bridge crossings, hill climbing*, and nature rubbings kept the kids entertained and left them exhausted after the adventure. *The kids were so proud of themselves for conquering “Big Red”. Some even climbed that […]
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