Tag Archives: freda
Gnomes
It is my turn to share a while on the blog as Deb is going to be traveling. And dear readers I am not apologetic in saying my world is pretty small because I am having so much fun with … Continue reading
Bragging Rights of Mothers
What do Mother’s love to do most? Brag about their children. I am doing that today. Some of you may recall the post I did on folding an Easter Bunny napkin. Today I am posting a napkin Debbie made. Can’t … Continue reading
My Girl the Model
The 96″ tie I turned and told you about yesterday…. Today you are in for a treat of treats… Please hold the applause until the end The apron is finished and I cannot resist showing you pictures, not because the … Continue reading
Turning a Tie
No, not a man’s tie! An apron tie… I decided to try some new patterns out the first of the year. I took a pattern idea out of a book and threw a few of my ideas into it and … Continue reading
Pattern Tutorial
Remember the book I mentioned I needed to read “A is for Apron” by Nathalie Mornu? I loved the material in it, not to mention the 17 patterns that were included. The patterns are on 8″ x 8″ pages and … Continue reading
Winter – Brrrrrr
It has been several years since we have had a winter as cold and icy as 2009 ended and 2010 is showing off in it’s first week. Single digit temperatures, snow piles everywhere from the heavy snows last week. Perfect … Continue reading
Sack Towel History 101
Recently I had an inquiry asking what are sack towels, what is the fabric like, do they wash easily? It made me decide a little Sack Towel History might be enjoyable for everyone. Here are comments from AnnTheGram website in … Continue reading
Vacation Has Ended
We hope all of you have had a wonderful holiday season and send our very best wishes for a 2010 full of love, joy and peace… I am not sure I am ready for the holiday to end but reality … Continue reading
Grandma’s Apron
I love aprons, they remind of my childhood. They automatically conjure up memories of a kitchen filled with the aroma of bread baking or canning season and me and my Mother filling the jars. I have sold almost every apron … Continue reading
Yummy Cheesy Potato Soup
A tradition in my home in cold weather is potato soup. My children love, love it. Easy to make and easy on the pocketbook. My recipe: 4 medium white potatoes, peeled and cubed bite size 1 bunch of green onions, … Continue reading