Bean Bags

Bean bags made from neat fabric. I embellished some with ribbon, fabric paint, and felt. Gifts for some twins I know who's 1st birthday is coming up.

Keeping Busy

Here are some recent projects. The coasters came out okay, but the yellow fabric is thin enough that you can see the seam allowance. The smocks are made from kitchen towels. 2 are recycled from the thrift store. The bean bags are made from some neat fabric I found. The baby quilt was made from recycled fabric squares someone donated to me. I plan to sell it and give the money to her Education program for Uganda. (I will attach link when I get it.)
I broke my sewing machine last night, so I can't wait for the replacement part to come. I also ordered the correct free motion foot and walking foot.

More CSA

Last night's dinner.

Here's some squash ready to be roasted in the oven. I just sprayed the pan and then the veggies with oil spray and sprinkled on some Mt. Elbert All-Purpose seasoning.

Hey, little cute one

Clayton has been so cute lately! He is talking so much and we can understand a lot of it!

Going back to the kitchen to get more stackables.

Eating sand

Challenge: Give me a caption for this one.

My little yogi

Clayton can do downward dog. What a little yogi. We are trying other poses.

Cute Clayton

I plan to make a little slide show for each "event". Stop by later to see.

Scrap Bibs

These bibs were made from fabric samples and donated scraps, thrifted buttons, too.

Monster Shirts for Teens

Vance Gilbert

Thanks for a great show, Vance.

Spray Ground

Clayton was slow to warm up to the Spray Ground, but we managed to carry him into the water or step on small geysers. Video to come.