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Today I will be sharing a tutorial on how to make a crazy rails quilt. (You can see more photos of my crazy rails quilt here , if you'd li...
I am linking up with Cara for Favorite Pins Friday! There are SO many favorites- I am going to start with school pins- and choose pins that I am actually going to make this summer and try right away at school. First, I like this permanent graph idea. My kids are usually great at more than and less than- it is the "How many more?" that is tricky. Mrs. Attaya's First Grade I also like this "Take Turns Bucket." I use the cup in a cup idea, which works well, but how easy would these clothespins be? Peace, Love, and First Grade This is what I have been using which has also worked well. While I am on a clothespin kick, these sight word clips from Our Kinder Journey looked cute and easy to do for an independent center! I am making these shapes for my tanagram shape sort right now so I can get them laminated. This will be a great independent math center for the beginning of school! A Place Called Kindergarten I also love these number anchor charts from The Kinder Cupboard. OK Now for some things I just love: I love that Robyn Bomar did 38 Random Acts of Kindness on her 38th birthday. I thought this was a great idea for medicine-especially for kids! I KNOW these are fabulous! My mom has made these since I was little. Yum. This may explain the reason for the following pin... I want this to work before my daughter's wedding on July 13th. Hmmmm. I'm thinking that's not happening. These "Nailed It" pins make me laugh every time. And finally, just some love... Have a wonderful weekend! :) Carolyn
Last November I had the opportunity to speak to the St. Cloud Heritage Quilters. A woman named Jean Gilbertson brought this amazing quilt fo...
Забавная идея, фото, пластиковый стаканчик, грунт и какая нибудь быстрорастущая зелень (крепсалат или газонная трава например). а можно вот так С п
... I'm so B L U E {{ not really, but thought that would be appropriate for today's edition of}} "Inspiration Friday" I love the color blue. my mom loves the color blue... true blue, prussian blue. viridian, carolina blue, oxford, denim ~ cyan, violet-blue, periwinkle.... cerulean, indigo & robins' egg. and let's not forget sapphire blue, cobalt blue, & cornflower. I have so many blue threads, blue paints & blue fabrics and I'm shamelessly always on the hunt for more! my keeping room here in the old farmhouse has cabinets, boxes and baskets all in different hues of blue. it can be a happy color, like sky blue... a quiet color like powder blue ~ or an energizing color, like turquoise... here are photos that I collected from Pinterest {these are not my photos and have not personally made any of the projects/needlework you see in them} You can go to Pinterest.com and simply type in a search for "Blue Needlework" to see many many more delicious photos... **If any of the following pins are your photographs and I have not credited them to you, please email me and I will be glad to add your name/credit/link to the photo for you** Farmhouse5540.blogspot.com antique needlework using metal threads antique hooked rug early sampler work antique hooked rug contemporary needlework {unknown source} early hooked rug contemporary sewing clamp/pincushion ~ Primitivespast.blogspot.com contemporary hooked rug ~ Oldglorywoolenco.com antique needlework contemporary punch needle ~ Doodle Dog Primitives punch needle {source unknown} embroidery {source unknown} dolls/fabrics ~ Ghost Island Primitives needle-felted budgie {parakeet} (source unknown) antique quilt punch needle ~ Michele Palmer antique hooked rug early hooked rug needlework {source unknown} yarn for knitting {source unknown} contemporary embroidery {source unknown} the above advice is good, no? "Start where you are... Use what you have ~ Do what you can." Hoping you all have an inspirational and creative day! Blessings from the Farm ~ Lori
If you need princess crafts for a party, use these princess hair photo props to make your kids into the famous princesses they know and love!
Have I mentioned how much I love the font?
Last week I received my advanced copy of my new book! This is how I felt.... :) Scrap Happy Rails Quilt (photo by C&T publishing) It's ...
One bite of this increcibly moist banana cake with cream cheese icing will have them begging for more. The way you bake and cool it is kind of crazy, but that’s the secret to this cake’s success.
