I made...

14 of these t-shirt material scarves!  They were a Cheer Spirit Gift for my daughter's cheer squad.  Super easy!

Little Red Riding Hood

I'm going to make my daughter's costume again this year.  We've decided on Little Red Riding Hood.  I bought 2 yards of red felt.  I hope I have enough.  I'm looking for a pattern now. 

My workspace

Here is a picture of my workspace:

I recently added cotton twine to my upper cabinets to hold pictures:

I adapted the idea from something I found on Pinterest.  The cotton twine allows for lots of pictures and was a steal at the Dollar store.

School Supplies All Packed

The supplies are ready for the first day of school.  We used our IKEA bag to pack up the kids supplies.  They get to meet their teacher today too.  School starts tomorrow!

Fun Dancing Flower

Picked this up at the local dollar store.  He is solar powered and doesn't need watering.  He's the perfect plant!

Yummy Breakfast Casserole -- It's for Dinner!

So I made this yummy breakfast casserole for breakfast. It turned out great. You need: 1 package of refrigerated hash brown potatoes, 6 eggs, 1/2 C milk, 1 can of Rotel, 8 oz sharp cheddar cheese, 6 oz of deli black forest ham cut in bite size pieces.

Turn on the broiler. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or spray oil. Dump potatoes on sheet and spray with cooking spray. Brown in the broiler until well browned, flip the potatoes at least once and spray again with cooking oil. Let potatoes sit while you mix together the other ingredients in a large bowl.
Turn the oven down to 375. Grease a 9 x 13 pan and put potatoes in the bottom and cover evenly with the remaining egg concoction. Place the pan uncovered in the oven and bake for approximately 30 minutes or until the eggs have set. Serve with salad. Yum!

The quilt

So I finally completed the quilt. Here are some of my steps:
Remember I started with a completed top, cotton battings, and a muslin backing.

Then, I put the materials in order to do a pillowcase quilt. I tacked them together to trim the materials and keep them neat.

I sewed around the perimeter of the quilt, leaving a 6 inch gap, removed the pins, and turned it right side out. I sewed the 6 inch gap together and re-pinned the layers to quilt squares in the material. Here it is completed: