Delightful package received!
My lovely partner in the Vintage Swap sent a box chock-full with bird treats
kitchen goodies
embroidered bits
crocheted pieces
and pretties for Bebe decor.
To Nancy for such wonderful gifts and to Heather for another great swap:
Thank You!!
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Thanks to inspiration from others, I want to make or bake these projects...
reversible felt basket tutorial at resurrection fern
make easy, adorable earwarmers out of felt or recycled sweaters - tutorial by delia
delightful satin flower headbands from tutorial at make it love it
for a little wardrobe magic, make a flower embellished tee from tutorial at make it love it
a little person's gnome home playhouse from Katie at Ohdeeoh
a very sweet berry bag from fresh figs
a little oilcloth art smock, and the tutu-torial from prudent baby
Kayanna's puppet theater tutorial from bloesom kids
Bebe's embroidered hand prints like those by megan at plum pudding
sweet valentine bookmarks like regina's at creative kismet
molly's half yard bag, sweet love bird and hedgehog softies, little stitched playhouse from molly chicken
an easter chick + mama softie from molly chicken
a couple yards of hand stamped fabric by regina at creative kismet
eddie cap by Irene at the mushroom villagers
cloth shoes by joanna at stardust shoes
quinoa patties with yogurt sauce recipe from stephinie at gypsy forest
chocolate-zucchini cake like the one melissa made at tiny happy (recipe by elise on simply recipes)
a simple quilted headband tutorial from an art nest
shoe gnomes like those by Erin of bluebirdbaby
a pixie-perfect petal bag by happy together at ucreate
sparkly and lovely vintage egg ornaments by happy together and her grandmother
a crispy holiday sugar cookies recipe from mommycoddle
yummm...delish! honey & sea salt caramels from dessert first
I need a recovered high chair tutorial from make it love it
make your own felt potato head from make it love it
family connection letter-writing center at craftzine by bernadette noll and kathie sever
stained glass cookies recipe from elise posted on simply recipes
aunt colleen’s zucchini bread from the long thread
a clever corner bookmark AND a pretty tealight holder by kirsty at kootoyoo
the best reusable produce bag that I've seen so far, by angel
Chocolate Chip-Pumpkin Spice Bars from recipegirl
don't-get-out-of-bed pajama pants by ducky house
oh, my: classic fudge recipe from the brown eyed baker
my very own owl army by moonstitches
joy doll from the creative beast
quick apple turnovers from shivaya naturals
gnome home on twolittlefishes - fabric house tutorial by uk lass
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I used to LOVE those fabric calendars when I was a kid. I wonder if they still make them?
fabric calendars! When I was a very little girl, my great-grandmother had one every year. She glued a little sequin star on each date that was a family birthday. Almost all of them were in November – all but 2, as I recall. I guess February in Texas is pretty boring. 🙂 That’s the great thing about vintage stuff; it comes with stories! Even if you don’t know the particular stories associated with those items, you might have your own.