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Showing posts with label pinterest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinterest. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Lemon Lemon







Little Lemon Souffles

I love a little lemon, especially in the spring and summer.  The flavor is fresh, and light, and delicious.  I just thought that I'd share some pin-spiration from the flavor boards.  




Lemon Cookies

Source: ivillage.com via Tricia on Pinterest

Lemon Blackberry Cheesecake




Lemon Poppyseed Cake



Lemon Meringue Cake




White Chocolate Lemon Truffles



Lemon Blueberry Yogurt Loaf

Coconut Lemon No Bake Dessert

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Sewing Tips and Tricks Round Up

Here are a few clever tips and tricks that I've rounded up on pinterest. What are your favorite sewing tips?



Add tape to the bottom of your presser foot to sew vinyl easily.



Printable bias tape maker.


Keep spools and bobbin thread together with golf tees.



Store ribbon in oatmeal canister.



Add seam allowance to your own patterns.



Make the perfect hem.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Autumn Flavored Round-Up





For those of you in the United States, Thanksgiving is just a couple of days away.  I'm sure that many of you are already slaving away making pies and the traditional Thanksgiving food.  I've always loved Thanksgiving, but to be quite honest, the pie is the only thing that I really get excited about.   So rather than doing a Thanksgiving food round-up, I'm sharing some treats that I've been drooling over on Pinterest. If you need something more than turkey and mashed potatoes, here are a few autumnal treats to try.



Autumn Brittle






Apple Cider Caramels




Reese's Bark: We made this yesterday, it was very easy.






Salted Caramel Pecan Bars




Salted Maple Caramels



Pumpkin Cream Cheese Truffles



Caramel Stuffed Apple Cider Cookies

Monday, July 11, 2011

While I'm away....


















Source: etsy.com via Tricia on Pinterest



You've probably been assuming that I have been away, but the truth is I've been spending most of my time getting ready for girl's camp for church, and a wedding. I'm leaving for girl's camp this morning, and later this week I'll be heading to the east coast for a wedding.  While I'm thrilled to get away, sadly I'll be leaving my little family behind, and missing out on my anniversary-sad.

Anyway, I figured that while I was gone I'd give you a bit of homework.  Why don't you all work on my "To Do List" for me, great idea right? Feel free to bust through my fabric stash, sew up a storm, and ship your finished projects to me.  Alright, so I don't expect that, but I thought that maybe some of the projects on my list could make their way to your list.  If you're bored, and are in need of some sewing inspiration, check out Pinterest, and my growing "To Make Board".

I'll be back soon-hopefully with a functioning camera.  I've got lots of projects to share.

Tricia

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Where Have I Been?

Good question right?  I have not been blogging like I'd like to.  Recently I've been occupied redecorating Clark's room, making him a quilt, and trying to find the energy to get my house in order.  

Clark's quilt is almost done, meaning that I just have to finish quilting it, and attach the binding (the two aspects that I've been dreading most).  It is my first quilt, and it is a full size quilt.  It seems huge.  For a person like me with Craft ADD, quilts are a big project.  Hopefully you'll see it sometime next week.

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Something else that has been distracting me from blogging is this little site called Pinterest.  Just last week I decided to take a look at it, and see what all the hype was about.  I LOVE it, and rather than blogging, I've been dreaming of delicious food, an immaculate house, and a much more fashionable wardrobe.  If you want to check out my boards you can find them here.

Hopefully I'll have lots of posts for you next week.  I have actually repainted a headboard, made an art project, and have a little room detail that I'm excited to share with you.  I just want to finish up the quilt first.