Monday, November 7, 2011
Linking Party
Uncommon is hosting a linking party, so every Wednesday you can post a holiday project or whatever (see site for more details). I love seeing everyone's inspirational ideas. So fun!

Saturday, November 5, 2011
Julie's Quilt
This is the quilt I helped Adrienne put together for her sister-in-law, Julie, for Christmas:
She did all the hard stuff, like piecing and taking care of all the annoying little threads, etc.. I quilted and put on the binding; the fun part :)
She did all the hard stuff, like piecing and taking care of all the annoying little threads, etc.. I quilted and put on the binding; the fun part :)
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Chalkboard
I made a chalkboard for a corner of the kitchen. I am disappointed in how it turned out:( I wanted the surface to be smooth, so started out with a smooth board, primed it, sanded it, then a couple coats of chalk paint (spray on, then used a roller) and the surface is still a little rough. I'm just going to pretend it's supposed to be that way because it's an "antique". But, it's not. Oh, well! It is large (3'x4') and I picked up the frame for $1.00 (!!) at a yard sale. Distressed it because that's the thing to do right now. Or like my son Jake would say, "everybody's doing it!"
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Halloween Table Runners
I almost forgot to post this:
Better late than never, I guess. Cute little fabrics came from Pleasant Home's Etsy shop. She has lots of cute Halloween prints on sale now, so need to get yourself a few for next year!
Halloween Table Runner
Better late than never, I guess. Cute little fabrics came from Pleasant Home's Etsy shop. She has lots of cute Halloween prints on sale now, so need to get yourself a few for next year!
Pinterest-Inspired
I am going to start blogging more about projects I have been inspired to make by visiting Pinterest. After all, we all owe the "non-pinners" an explanation of why we spend so much time pinning :)
This is a very simple fabric electrical cord cover. No kidding. You can do it like they do here, using fusible hemming tape. I do not have any just now, but it is a super-duper sweet product, so use it if you have it. I just turned the edges under about 1/2" and sewed, then stuffed the cord in.
This is a very simple fabric electrical cord cover. No kidding. You can do it like they do here, using fusible hemming tape. I do not have any just now, but it is a super-duper sweet product, so use it if you have it. I just turned the edges under about 1/2" and sewed, then stuffed the cord in.
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