Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Christmas Sock Snowmen Tutorial



Oh my...how cute are these? Have single socks that don't have a match? Have someone in the family that owns a gazillion pairs? These adorable Christmas Sock Snowmen will bring smiles to everyone's faces and no one will even miss the pair you plucked out of their drawer! For the full tutorial with beautiful pics, visit Brittany at Darkroom & Dearly by clicking on the photo above.

Thanks for stopping by today!


Saturday, December 17, 2016

Snowflake Saturday - Snowflakes Wall Hanging

This will be our final Snowflake Saturday. I hope that you have enjoyed them as much as I have!


All People Quilt has this wonderful Snowflakes Wall Hanging tutorial which would be perfect to display all winter long. For complete instructions and materials list, simply click on the photo above, grab those gorgeous red (OR blue OR silver) fabrics and get started today!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Celebrate Handmade

The OFG Etsy Team is having a a celebration.
https://www.etsy.com/search?q=bicofg
Click on the graphic above to see all the new and wonderful creations.
Or type in BICOFG on the Etsy search bar.
This fun celebration runs now thru November 9th!
 Here is a sample of some of the great handmade items. 

Stop back and see us again,
Deena Davis

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Needles-n-Pins Stitcheries: Wintering Plants and Gardens

Now that fall is here and some of us need to get our gardens and flowers ready for old man winter, I thought I would share some ideas on how to get those gardens ready for the winter season and bring some of those plants inside.

Many people talk about bring their geraniums inside for the winter. I don't have any geraniums, but several people I know do bring them inside. The Weekend Gardner has the information for you to do this. 






Now many of you have vegetable and flower gardens over the summer that need to get ready for the long sleep ahead. The Farmers Almanac has some really good tips for this. 





Most of us in the north country have greenhouse for our growing of vegetable. If you are one of these people here is some ideas from Experimental Homesteader on getting your greenhouse ready for the winter.





Last but not least....let's not forget your lawn. In order for your lawn to make it through the winter and be ready for the spring there are a few things that will help it make it through the winter that you can do and Do It Yourself has all the tips for you.





So whether you have vegetable garden, flowers or lawns all these need to be prepared for the winter. I don't know if I am quite ready to be talking winter here tho.........I think I will enjoy more of the fall for now. 


Happy gardening! 

Colleen :)