Buy tomatoes while they're cheap this summer and you'll be enjoying your bounty all winter long in soups and stews with this homemade tomato paste.

Of all the things that I have posted here on the blog and social media over the years, the one topic remains consistently the most popular is bulletin boards. I happen to find them an enjoyable creative outlet, but I know that they are not exactly everyone's favorite task :) I've gotten better about taking more photos of bulletin boards and creating displays that are more easily replicated, as well as designing printables for you. I have more bulletin boards and displays shared on Instagram, and here on the blog you can find posts under this tag, but decided to do a quick round up post to help during back to school season! Click on any of the images below to go to a post (either here on the blog or Instagram) with more details. Titles with an * indicate that I've made some type of printables to speed up the process for you! Eucharist Bulletin Board* Be Saints (Athlete Saints)* Saint Feast Day Chalk Boards (photo collection and slideshow) Notes from Our Lady* Archangels Bulletin Board* Saint Pennants* Easy Divine Mercy Bulletin Board Saint Yearbook* Mentors to Saints* Fulton Sheen Chalkboard and JMJ signs* AMDG Banner & Quotes* Waiting for Jesus Advent Bulletin Board* Open Wide the Doors to Christ Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue Saint Polaroids Which Saint Said Which?* Quote Bulletin Board Saint Library JP2 Says (this was on my door and I just kept adding quotes!) Lent & San Damiano Cross Lent Notes from the Saints (Check out #notesfromthesaints to see a whole collection of Saint quotes on this bulletin board) Sweeter Than Honey (Psalm 119:103)* Pentecost Self Portraits Mother Teresa Small Pencil* Catholic Schools Week/Celebrating Catholic Schools Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati Display* Jesus in the Eucharist* Blessed Sacrament & Sheen Quote St. Joseph Shrines Brown Scapular Bulletin Board The Bark of St. Peter* Built on the Rock* Classroom Jobs/Have a Servant's Heart Give Thanks to the Lord* Soldiers of Christ* My Soul Magnifies the Lord Soaring for Wisdom (Proverbs 1:7) Marian Apparitions The Cross is the School of Love Life with Christ is a Wonderful Adventure (With Pilgrimage Postcards*) Virtuous Goals

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All photos by Paul Massey Wanting a place to display her treasured collection, Emma Burns, senior decorator at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, transformed a converted barn at her country home into a sitting-room-cum-guest-cottage full of hidden surprises and witty details...tour the inside here.

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Lewis may have operated on, or even outside of, the fringes of the art world, but the McMichael Canadian Art Collection believes she deserves a place within its halls.

Our PURE Solids range just got bigger! Unveil 20 new nature inspired colors handpicked by Suzy Quilts! Art Gallery Fabrics is known for their incredible quality, modern designs and variety of substrates.  You really feel the difference with just one touch. Here's what they have to say about their PURE SOLIDS ... Pure Color, Pure Softness, Pure Beauty… Our Pure Elements are now PURE SOLIDS!! The purest hues meet Art Gallery Fabrics’ soft hand and superior quality. Now all the solid fabric you have been looking for to match your collections are here. Ranging in a vibrant assortment of colors, our PURE SOLIDS have new characteristics you’ll love while maintaining the virtues that made them famous. Our unique and improved dip-dye technique leads to the most brilliant colors ever. Now all our PURE SOLIDS are internationally OEKO-TEX certified, so you can rest assure our dyes are the most environmentally safe to use for the sewing industry. Commonly known as “pima” our premium cottons have the softest hand and the lowest shrinkage percentage (1% – 2%). They almost don’t fray, making them ideal for all kind of projects. Our goal is always to offer you fabrics that will make you “FEEL THE DIFFERENCE” 100% POPLIN quilting cotton - the favorite substrate for all modern quilters. 125g/sqm | 44/45" wide Machine wash warm, normal cycle. Tumble dry medium. Use warm iron.   Priced by the 1/4 yard, cut in one continuous piece. Please note, when ordering .25 yards, it will be cut the width of the fabric.  Visit the FQ shop for individual Fat Quarters!

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Teaching geometry can be FUN! Take a look at these geometry videos, books, anchor charts, activities, games, and freebies! Perfect for 1st and 2nd grade!

Hi! Ann Lauer here for a Technique Tuesday post using my new Cat-I-Tude fabric collection. I love to make bargello quilts. They have so much movement in the design, and on top of that, they're fun to piece. Today I'm going to show you the technique I use to assemble this type of quilt. It make assembly easier and more accurate. "Dinner in Style" bargello placemat pattern When I make bargello quilts, I like to use Creative Grid Flannel in my quilt sandwich. This 2" cotton grid fabric has “surface tension” built in to keep your pre-cut fabric pieces in place when doing your quilt layouts. In our case, we'll be layering batting over it, and it will hold the batting in place. The grid lines help to ensure that the strips are laid straight and that the stitch lines are straight as well. Here's how I do it, using my Dinner in Style placemat set pattern as an example: Step 1: Choose your backing fabric. I chose Aristocats on black. This is a nice backing fabric because the placemats can even be turned over with this fun fabric on the back. Step 2: Position the backing fabric right side down, Creative Grid Flannel wrong side up and the batting on top. I prefer to use a thin batting such as Hobbs Thermore, which is bonded on both sides so it's easy to sew on. I like the combined weight of flannel and the thin Hobbs Thermore batting in table top projects. Note: The lines on the flannel are dark and you don’t want them to show through the lightest fabric that you are using. Therefore, I layer it wrong side up and place it under the batting. You can see the lines through the batting well enough to keep the segments straight as you sew. There are other grid products available and if you use one that isn’t printed too darkly, you may want to layer it on top of the batting. Notice how you can see the lines showing through batting when you layer the batting piece on top of the Creative Grid Flannel. Step 3: Following your quilt pattern, cut your fabric strips and sew into a tube. Press all your seams in one direction. Step 4: Use the grid to lay the first segment along a left hand vertical line and the top of the segment along a top horizontal line. Follow the instructions and as you stitch each segment, open it up and check to be sure that the cut edge is staying parallel to a vertical grid line and that the seams within the segments are staying parallel with the horizontal grid lines. Directions are included in my pattern on how to correct any areas that begin to bow. By using this technique, all of the stitching will be straight and the bargello will be stabilized which will make it easy to fuse the cats onto the placemats. Step 5: Here's a view of the first five segments laid on the backing/grid/batting sandwich. These strips are tubes that have been opened on the designated seam so they lay flat. Step 6: When all the strips have been stitched in place, you will have made one large quilt-as-you-go section that you will cut into fourths to yield four placemats. Each placemat will be somewhat different, but they all go together beautifully. Here is what the finished and bound placemats look like, complete with fussy-cut cat appliques: Click here to see Ann's entire Cat-I-Tude fabric collection. Missed our original post with Ann's interview about Cat-I-Tude? Click here to find it. Click here to find the Dinner in Style kit and pattern. Click here to find Creative Grid Flannel. Love It? Share It!

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