Today's featured shop is Sweet Creek Soaps. The handmade soaps and beauty products are vegan friendly.
Lip Tints, oval tube, choice of four varieties
Whipped Butter, 2 oz. jar, choice of varieties
Soap, Bath, Fruity, vegan friendly, choice of varieties
Mask, Dead Sea Mud recipe, 4 oz. jar, vegan friendly
Be sure and visit Kathleen's shop, http://www.artfire.com/users/sweetcreeksoaps Check her studio announcement for her special promotions.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Today's Featured Shop ----- Sweet Creek Soaps
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Thursday Giveaway Link Party -- Add Your Giveaway
We are continuing our weekly link opportunity for you to share your giveaways with our readers.
The rules are easy:
You must be a follower of our blog.
Add our logo to your blog sidebar.
When you enter the title of your giveaway, please add the end date of your giveaway.
Be sure the url is the direct link to your giveaway blog post.
Family friendly giveaways only.
The rules are easy:
You must be a follower of our blog.
Add our logo to your blog sidebar.
When you enter the title of your giveaway, please add the end date of your giveaway.
Be sure the url is the direct link to your giveaway blog post.
Family friendly giveaways only.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Handmade Spotlight - Down on the Farm
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Tuesday Tutorial ---- Rag Quilted Mug Mats
Since I need to make myself some new mug mats, I thought I would share this tutorial with you today.
If you have never done any rag quilting, this is a super easy way to start.
Supplies For One Mat:
Two 6 inch squares of fabric
One 5 inch square of warm n' natural batting
Matching thread
Lay your first fabric square down with wrong side facing up. Center the batting on the fabric square.
Lay the second fabric square on top of the batting with the right side facing up. Pin together in a couple of places to hold it together.
Now stitch from corner to corner, sewing an X on the mat. I used a light thread so you can see the stitching.
Now you need to stitch a square 3/4 inch in from the edges.
Clip a square out of each corner.
Now just clip the outer seams in 1/4 inch increments to make fringe and you are done.
If you have never done any rag quilting, this is a super easy way to start.
Supplies For One Mat:
Two 6 inch squares of fabric
One 5 inch square of warm n' natural batting
Matching thread
Lay the second fabric square on top of the batting with the right side facing up. Pin together in a couple of places to hold it together.
Now stitch from corner to corner, sewing an X on the mat. I used a light thread so you can see the stitching.
Now you need to stitch a square 3/4 inch in from the edges.
Clip a square out of each corner.
Now just clip the outer seams in 1/4 inch increments to make fringe and you are done.
Hope you enjoy making some of these.
Thanks for visiting today.
Bette
Monday, June 13, 2011
Transform a Closet into an Office
Bette and I found this article on how to give an overlooked storage spot a major makeover in one weekend at www.countryliving.com
Imagine going from this...
... in one short weekend. You can find all the details at... www.countryliving.com
Thanks for joining us.
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com
Imagine going from this...
to this...
Thanks for joining us.
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com
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