Biased Skirt Pattern

My sister-in-law had this on her blog. I thought it was really cute and bookmarked it for later. It's from the

No Big Deal blog.

Can't wait to try it out!

Crayon Roll-Ups

Crayon Roll-Ups are fun and easy to make. The best part? You can take them anywhere. They fit into any bag for on the go fun anytime, anywhere, anyplace. Inspire your budding artist with their very own Crayon Roll-Up.

Instructions are 4 pages long, in full brilliant color. Even a beginner can make this!

To purchase these instructions look for the paypal button on the side bar under "Purchase Instructions Throuhg Paypal".

After I receive your payment I will email you one PDF document containing the instructions.


*** Instructions and pictures were created by me and are my personal property. You may make as many Crayon Roll-Ups as you wish with these instructions and sell them if you want, but please do not copy, reproduce, or otherwise distribute these instructions.

I Spy...Letters, Numbers, and Shapes

So I had to post about these new I Spy Bags I've made. I wanted to make these for a long time, but have never been able to find something that would work. Well...I finally found it!

This mini I Spy Bag features all the letters of the alphabet, numbers 1-9, and an assortment of shapes. What better way to make learning and recognizing the alphabet and numbers and shapes fun and entertaining? I think it is very cute, but then again, I'm slightly biased! So I finally found some letters and numbers that would work well in the mini I Spy Bag. It was great! I was walking through Michael's and there it was! I scooped it up quick! I honestly don't know why I love these things so much! Oh... and they don't even need a tag on the back... so you can actually see the print on the fabric.

Little Wallets

Last week my children and I decided we needed to make some wallets for them. (How much stuff do they really need, and why do I have to carry it all?) So we got to work and this is what we came up with. They are very proud of their handy work! They turned out really cute, too!