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Since I didn't have my camera to take step-by-step pictures, I took the liberty of sketching it out for you, Flagyl dangers. (Click on thumbnails for larger/readable versions.)

Very easy. You will need:

• 1 yard patterned fabric, cotton or cotton blend


• 1 yard lining fabric, cotton or cotton blend


• 1" wide fusible (hemming) tape


• iron, sewing machine, thread, etc.



I found that the fusible tape gave the end product enough heft, much like what you would have if you used interfacing.


Seriously. Easy, fast, and fuss free. Just the kind of sewing I like to do :)





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The Poppy Flower Necklace (No sewing machine required!)

You will need:

- 1/2 yard polyester (I like apparel linings from Jo-Ann's) [photo 1]
- some bling buttons or beads [photo 2]
- needle and thread
- scissors
- matches, lighter, and/or tea light
- satin ribbon

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Now go make some of these easy peasy poppies and use them on sash belts, hair clips, clothing...

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Since I was "one of those kids" who liked to disassemble Barbie dolls and give my stuffed animals "haircuts", it really shouldn't have come as a surprise to see this:

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Shortly after I hung the very pink wreath I made last summer, I found the beginnings of a bird's nest:

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I immediately bookmarked it with intentions of making it someday...

Zoloft Mg, Then about a month back, I was pleasantly surprised to see daffodils popping up in our landscaping:

At that time, Jeremy's dad had parked his yellow viper in our driveway. Yellow is such a happy color.

A couple days ago, I got this perfectly ruffled carnation:

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So a need for new front-door decor, a desire to have something yellow in place of daffodils, a beautiful model to keep me inspired, after Zoloft, and plenty of material on hand, my own version of a ruffled wreath was born:

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The "All Ruffled Up for Spring" Wreath

You will need:
- 1.5 yards of fabric (I used 42" wide quilter's cotton)
- scissors or rotary cutter and mat
- ruler
- 18" wire wreath (I got mine at Jo-Ann's for $3.99)
- needle and thread
- sewing machine
- hot glue gun

1. With your fabric still folded selvedge to selvedge (the way it comes right off the bolt), cut 2-inch-wide strips across the length of the fabric. Zoloft images, (Your strips will initially be folded in half.) For my wreath, I cut a total of 26 strips:

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4. Now set your sewing machine's tension and stitch length to the max (e.g. tension set at 9 and stitch length set at 5.0) and sew straight down the middle of your very long strip. It should ruffle up nicely as you go along:

5. Take one end of your ruffled strip and start folding it back and forth, about 2 inches at a time (similar to making a gigantic squiggle and then squishing it together) until you have a small ruffled-flower-like thing:

6. With your needle and thread, secure the layers by passing through a few times:

7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 a small section at a time until you reach the end, placing your ruffled flower bunches in the wreath frame as you complete them:

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9. If you're like me and ended up with some uneven spots, you can fill in the gaps with some pretty fabric flowers. (I'll be posting tutorials on how to make some next week!):

And here are some library totes that came about through the same crafting equation:

Calvin and Charissa love going to the library... a mini Wednesday ritual for us :).

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Going Green

I never celebrate St. Patrick's Day. But it just so happened that this week's activities have all been "green" in some way. And so, a post unintentionally dedicated to St. Patrick.

I first got a taste of this spinach + banana muffins at my weekly mom's group meeting. Charissa couldn't stuff her face with them fast enough. So, of course, I had to get the recipe. Not only are they yummy and healthy (can't really beat whole wheat flour and spinach!), they're easy enough for kids to do too. We baked these during our "Craft and Learn" session yesterday afternoon:

Here is the link to the mommy-fied pdf version of the recipe. It was written in such a way so that Calvin could read and dictate the steps to me.

Okay, so one "green" thing is not really enough to make a St. Patty's day post. So last night I put together a little polka-dotted green skirt for Charissa to wear to school:

Since I don't plan to get a serger anytime soon, I recently learned how to french seam my sewing projects. It encloses all raw edges so that the inside of the garment looks just as nice and neat as the outside.

And since this day seems to be all about green, I decided to be a little "green" myself by re-purposing a used dryer sheet and a fabric tag from a pair of pants I recently bought. Together, they became a reusable sachet thingy filled with scented baking soda to help absorb some of the smell in the mudroom:

This is a great project for a beginner sewer, so I will post a very quick and simple "tutorial" (if you can even call it that) for those of you who have mentioned to me that you'd like to learn. Well, now you have no excuse because this is super easy and super useful :)

Simple Hanging Sachet Tools and Materials - used dryer sheet - scrap fabric - Arm & Hammer scented baking soda (I found mine in the household cleaner and "smelly" - i.e. Glade candles - section of Target) - button - pin - scissors, needle, thread, sewing machine Instructions 1. Fold the dryer sheet in half, and then in half again the other way so you have a "double layered" rectangle. 2. Sew up two of the sides. You should now only have one side open (Figure 1). 3. With a funnel, fill the dryer sheet pocket about 3/4 full with the baking soda (Figure 2). 4. Sew the opening shut. You now have a cute little scented pillow! (Figure 3) 5. Cut your scrap fabric so that you have two pieces (front and back) that is 1/2" larger on all sides than your scented "pillow". (Figure 4) 6. With right sides facing each other, sew along the sides and bottom using a 1/4" seam, clip the corners (Figure 5), then turn the whole thing right-side out. You now have a cute little baggie! 7. Sew a button at the top of the baggie (optional). 8. Pop your pillow into the little baggy you just made and pin the top together with a safety pin (refer to above photo. You can also sew a looped ribbon instead... it would be less ghetto than mine.) 9. Hang over a smelly spot and enjoy the freshness! You can make additional dryer sheet pillows to replace this one when the baking soda loses it's potency.

I've seen better tutorials out there. But this literally took me 15 minutes to do, and there's nothing like instant gratification and encouragement than to be able to see a finished project in such little time!

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Saturday Morning Crafts

Before I detail today's craft adventures, I just have to wonder, how did Charissa end up getting neon green play-doh in her nose?! It's so far in, that even after a bath and some good ol' nose picking, there's still a chunk left in there...

Miniature Ice Cream Parlor

So most of the crafts we have been doing are more or less geared towards Calvin's interests. To be fair, I decided on something more up Charissa's alley (e.g. anything involving food) and came across these cute pom-pom ice cream cones. I didn't have tiny beads on hand, so I used perler beads instead:

Calvin made one, Charissa made the rest. The pom-poms were a bit hard to glue down (I used Elmer's glue so the kids could do it themselves, but a hot glue-gun would have worked better) and the perler beads were a bit too big to really look like sprinkles. So it got me thinking about how I could make the craft easier to accomplish in the future, and so came this mini-tutorial...

Cotton Ball Ice Cream Cone

Supplies

• cotton balls
• brown paper (cardstock, or printer paper colored with a brown marker or crayon)
• Elmer's glue
• cupcake or cookie sprinkles
• small ruler (optional)

Directions

• With the brown paper, cut a 3"x3" square, and then cut diagonally across to make two triangles
• Using a small ruler, fold your triangle into three sections so it resembles a mini-plane (refer to photo below).
• Wrap the folded sides of your triangle and glue together to form the cone.
• Cut the top part of your cone to make a flat opening.
• Put some glue on the inside-top edge of the cone and stuff a cotton ball inside. Feel free to add extra cotton ball "scoops" on top.
• Drizzle some glue on top and dip into a small container of sprinkles.

Framed Hand Prints

I came across this cute project here. It's a great alternative to messy hand printing with paint or clay imprints, not to mention you can easily frame and keep it as a memento! I didn't have any decent patterned paper so I used cardstock and printer paper instead:

I've been digging through the archives at The Crafty Crow. There are so many great projects... my list of to-do crafts is getting longer and longer... I should probably stop and go fold the laundry...

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