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Life With Little Ones: simple gift #2

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. When considering a gift that they boys could help to make for their teachers this year, this idea came to mind. I love the classic look and feel of the schoolhouse green chalkboard and the multi-funtionality of the clipboard. Each clipboard took less than thirty minutes to make, and will hopefully be cherished for years to come. To view simple gift #1, please click , here. Love, love LOVE this idea! December 1, 2010 at 11:27 AM. Those are just perfect! Thanks for sharing it.

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Life With Little Ones: indoors and outdoors t o d a y

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Monday, December 12, 2011. Indoors and outdoors t o d a y. You kill me with your photos every time! That is a compliment! Of all the blogs I frequent your photos are the most inspiring to me. You really, really have a talent and you capture the essence of simplicity so well. December 13, 2011 at 8:58 AM. I can never get enough of your photos. what setting do you use when you shoot the christmas lights. how they just show up as colorful circles out of focus? Let me know thank you! Little bits about me.

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Life With Little Ones: happy w e e k e n d

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Saturday, December 10, 2011. Happy w e e k e n d. Theses snapshots of my feet represent a weeks worth of holiday sessions. Needless to say, i've been quite busy. More needless to say, i'm so incredibly blessed. I'm off to both the grocery and the. Framers market with the boys this morning. Baking cookies and puppy treats is high on. The list of important tasks to accomplish today. I think i can deal with that. Have a beautiful day. Happy w e e k e n d ). So proud of our little cookie. Little bits about me.

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Life With Little Ones: simple gift #4

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Saturday, December 4, 2010. When Sebastian asked me if there was something that he could make for his friends this year, I knew just what it was that his gift should be. We made these orange slice ornaments yesterday afternoon and have been enjoying them before they will be packaged and sent off with a note to Sebastian's dearest of friends. Pick, slice, bake, glitter, hang, enjoy. Bake for 2 hours on your ovens lowest setting. Give as gifts to those you love. To view simple gift #1,. Little bits about me.

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Life With Little Ones: lavender bags

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Thursday, January 27, 2011. These lavender bags defiantly tested my hand embroidery skills,. But I'm in love with their delicate lines and fragrant filling.). Fabric Swatches at least 6 inches square. Embroidery needle and floss. Fusible web and iron. Sewing machine and sewing thread. Labels: the homemade home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm so very happy to have you here in my little corner of the sky. Please stay as long as you would like. xoxo. Little bits about me. Follow Me My Friend.

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Life With Little Ones: teacup plants

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Monday, January 10, 2011. From the homemade home. I love that while creating this beautiful book, different skill levels. And time allowances were taken into consideration. Throughout the book there are a series of "quick ideas". This is one of them.). Here is a novel way to display old china.". To provide a bit of drainage, put a few small pebbles or a layer of fine gravel in the bottom,. Then add some suitable soil or compost on top.". Because the china does not have drainage holes in the bottom,.

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Life With Little Ones: sewing bag with fabric corsage

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Monday, February 7, 2011. Sewing bag with fabric corsage. Project number six,. As stated at the beginning of my attempt to recreate all fifty of Sania Pell's beautiful projects,. I may slightly alter the project to fit my own need for the item in my current life.). I adapted her "sewing bag with fabric corsage" into. Valentine's Day bags for my little boys to take their goodies to school in. Heavy Fabric such as ticking, denim or canvas. Tape measure and long ruler. Pins, needle and sewing thread. It is ...

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Life With Little Ones: hello and g o o d b y e

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Wednesday, January 18, 2012. Hello and g o o d b y e. I've decided that the time has come where I'm going to bid farewell to this little ole blog and my own little corner of the sky. You see, with the new year came a recommitment to myself to simplify my life, and to eliminate anything and everything that serves as an added stress or deviation from authenticity. This year, Im going to stop typing and start writing. This year, I'm going to find my voice in silence. Given me throughout the years. Ive loved...

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Life With Little Ones: covered coat hangers

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Thursday, March 17, 2011. From the homemade home. This project is the first that caught my eye when I peeked inside. For the first time. Pencil and a long ruler. Fabric, for binding. Scissors, pins and iron. Scraps of felt and patterned fabric for decoration. Ribbons, buttons, large fabric corsages. Needle and sewing thread. To bind each hanger,. First run a strip of double sided tape along the wire,. Wrapping the tape over the. Wire so that it's completely covered. Warning, this is extremely addictive,.

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Life With Little Ones: china transfers

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Friday, February 18, 2011. I thought the idea of having some of Sebastian's sketches transferred onto ceramic was just too sweet. I was right.). Here's the perfect way to display your children's artwork.". Fix the design by baking the ceramics in the bottom of your oven at the lowest temperature possible for at least an hour, then very gradually increasing the temperature every quarter of an hour up to a maximum of 400 degrees after two hours. Labels: the homemade home. I love this project!