A Beekeepers Soap

I know that some of you, my friends, follow this blog to see what fun things I find to make and do. I wanted to share with you what Gordon and I did yesterday....we made soap! Follow this link to see what I wrote. (I didn't feel up to blogging about it twice!)

Here I am in all my soap making glory!

Voila! The finished product...

Roll the Dice!

I saw these cute items on this gals blog. She sells things on Etsy here. But the thing that especially caught my eye was the dice! This could be used as a possible craft at girls camp this year. I like what she put on the sides of the die....Serve Others, Email a friend, Pray Often, Listen the the Still Small Voice, Make time for FAMILY, Study Scriptures for 15 minutes.

Kids Aprons and Hats

HomeSpun Threads has these adorable kids aprons and hats for sale in her Etsy shop. Actually, she is selling a pattern to make these! I just had to show you how cute they were!

Case Tutoritals

I have seen a few tutorials that I have liked in the past and had lost them (forgot to blog about them!). So I am adding them to my 'Where Did I See That?' blog so I can find them when I need them!!

This one is for a Cosmetic Bag. Here is the tutorial. Mountain Mom did a nice job.

Skip To My Lou has a very nice tutorial here for a small zippered pouch.


She also has a nice tutorial on reversible tote bags here.


She also has a quick and easy tutorial for a tissue holder here.

Pottery Barn inspired Christmas Wreath

Rachel Berry at 'Made with Love and Glue' made this very cute Christmas wreath using these items. She has a tutorial here on how to make it very cheaply! Gotta love that!

Self Binding Receiving Blanket

This gal at this blog has a tutorial on how to do a 'self binding' receiving blanket. She does nice job on her tutorial. Here is one of her blankets.
This gal at this blog made this receiving blanket using Minky on the front inside and flannel on the back and 'binding'. Cute fabric!

Adjustable Headband

I liked this quick and easy headband. Nannygoat at this blog has a tutorial on how she made hers using these 3 things. Clever!