A few of the things which I find each week that inspire me to want to do something, create, think, etc. I hope that you will find something that will also interest you!
From Sew Can She, a lovely little lunch tote. You can buy one similar to this from Kath Kidston, but I am sure making your own would be a lot cheaper! A free pattern.
Style Me Pretty. A cute DIY Hostess apron. Free pattern. I can't think of anyone who wouldn't love this.
True Blue Me And You. Safety Pin Bracelet. Very pretty. A video tutorial.
Graceful Little Honey Bee. 25 recipes your grandmother knew by heart. There are so me really good ones!
The Ribbon Retreat. Fabric Covered Notebook Tutorial. Love the fabrics!
Eat a Rainbow! Rainbow Pizza from Gimme Delicious. This has a cauliflower crust. Low carb and packed with veggies.
Oh Happy Day. Free Printable Ice Cream Truck Tags.
Kids Craft Room. Printable flying Superman Father's Day Craft for the kids.
Mile a Minute Baby Afghan. From Who wants to be Martha. Love the ice cream colours!
Hand embroidered dainty days of the week tea towels. A pattern from Sublime Stitching. Not free, but not expensive either.
I really, really like these ones. I could not find a source, but there is plenty of inspiration here. Love the fabric edging.
Adding lae to the bottom of a pullover. I never thought of this. I love the idea. Eye candy. No source.
How to dry citrus fruit for decorations. From Rainy Day Mum.
Red Ted Art. DIY Fidgit Spinners. These are all the rage at the moment. The Clackers of the Millennium. (Remember Clackers? Who doesn't remember those knuckle whallopers! Ouch!!)
Tis the season! Bored Jar. From Frugal Family.
And those are my finds for this week! Hope you saw something to inspire!
Its bucketing down rain today. Glad I got my laundry done and hung out yesterday. (Boy does it smell good!) Mitzie is off to the groomers today. I might go, but I might not. I might try to do a tutorial for the dish cloths.
Thought you might enjoy seeing the joy felt when a Missionary returns home after being gone for two years. Mommy hugs. Such a tender photo. This is Elder Atkinson, who was one of my favourite Missionaries that served in our zone and who we got to work with. I know . . . they are ALL my favourite missionaries. lol
A thought to carry with you through today . . .
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The shift. The season.
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In the English Kitchen today . . . Toffee Apple Tart. Deliciously simple!
Have a wonderful Friday. Don't forget!
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Hi, Marie! Good to catch up with you! I'm behind on visiting this week...it's just flown by! It was fun to see the crochet you are working on, in your previous post. Would love to see a tutorial for your cloths! Just love all the crafty projects you've shared here today. Those day-embroidered tea towels are so pretty--almost too pretty to use. ;) The lace-edge jumper is a lovely idea! And the Rainbow pizza...mmm... and your apple tart looks delicious! Hope you all have a happy weekend there! June already...summer just around the corner! :))) ((LOVE & BIG HUGS))
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ReplyDeleteI love the ice cream trucks:)
I was going to beg for the pattern of the dishvcloth..it must be somehwre and I am sure you found it w/ your Friday Finds resources..oh what a fun thing a stitch along would be:)
For me anyway..
I'll keep practicing the slip stitch and chain..
it looks like my ball and chain these days.
rain in the forecast again..
I have a Gap eyelet laced pull over..I have had it perhaps 3-4 yrs..I am wearing it out Marie..I love it..as far as I am concerned every pull should have;)
PS you know Ilove aprons..all kinds and most of mine have no pockets..big deep pockets are so great! In the kit.in the garden..
ReplyDeleteOne of the best ones I have..I won..
FROm Bake at 350..it is a Kate Spade one..I will have to show it in detail.. when you adjust the waist it adjusts the neck..big deep pockets and when you lift the bottom up..conversions are written.BRILLIANT.
Well look..
here it is
https://www.katespade.com/products/diner-stripe-apron/028332602242.html?source=CAPLA_DF:028332602242:KSP&KPID=028332602242&cm_mmc=PLAs-_-All-_-All-_-All&utm_source=pla&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=028332602242&pla=pla_CA_028332602242&cvosrc=cse.google.028332602242&mr:trackingCode=B7C5D1F5-0A2B-E511-80F8-0050569475F3&mr:referralID=NA&mr:device=c&mr:adType=plaonline&cvo_crid=54335750973&cvo_campaign=all%5Cshop%5Chome&cvo_adgroup=Brand%20%7C%20CA%20%7C%20Full%20Price%20Items&cvo_device=c
Lace seems to be 'in' at the moment. I've seen lots of lace borders here. and very nice it is.
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Those fidget spinners are quite popular and many of my grandchildren have them. I cannot see the attraction but then i'm not a fidgety person. Ha ! I love the lace added to the cardigan, that something that might update my old wardrobe. Happy Friday! Hope you have a fantastic day !
ReplyDeleteSome nice ideas again Marie, I have already popped along to the ?...Frugal.....site some good ideas in there, but thriftily though I may try to be there are some things that I,just coudnt do !!.....love that baby afghan if only I could crochet it has such lovely colours....
ReplyDeleteHope the raiin stopped and that all went well with the groomers !!...there's an old saying mum always quoted was....rain before seven clear before eleven and it's amazing how often that's true....down here we were dry till twelve and it's still drizzly and its 3.15 ...good thing is that it's not cold so door is still wide open.....hope the rest of your day goes as planned God Bless. Xxx
The year is fast disappearing Tracy! It's being swallowed up. I have been trying to enjoy every day that I can as much as possible. Raining here today, but we have had som splendid weather all told. I hope we have good weather when we are in Scotland! Love and hugs to you, TJ and Luna! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI know, what a tender tender photograph Monique. It made me cry because I know Elder A and I have been in touch with him mom throughout his whole mission and I know how much she was looking forward to his homecoming! I have done all the photos for the tutorial, so look for it soon! It's quite an undertaking! What a lovely apron! Love, LOVE it! xoxo
Thanks Linda!I am a lace lover! xoxo
Those fidgit spinners are very popular here Pam. I don't get the appeal myself, but kids seem to love them! Happy Friday! xoxo
It's been raining here all day Sybil! Mitzie came back from the groomers smelling gorgous! I took advantage of her absence and washed all her blankets while she was out! God bless! xoxo
I love all the missionaries we have been privledged to serve with so it's hard to pick a favorite. I must admit there are some extra special ones.
ReplyDeleteI loved all your finds. In fact, I am going to spend some time on P-Day and look at some of the links. You do find such fun stuff.
The Apron with the pockets is so cute. The lunch boxes are cleaver too.
The Safety pin bracelets; so fun. I really love the crocheted baby blanket. I just finished one for my 5th great granddaughter who was blessed today. I stayed up until almost 3:30 am to finish it last night.
Sending loving thoughts and hugs your way! Love you dear girl~
Me too LeAnn! They are all special indeed, but some do stand out! Love you too! xoxo
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