Garden Jewelry
Over the cold and stormy winter days when we stayed home I experimented with using some sculpy clay. You know the kind of day – you look out the window and only see white where the road and driveway are … Continued
Over the cold and stormy winter days when we stayed home I experimented with using some sculpy clay. You know the kind of day – you look out the window and only see white where the road and driveway are … Continued
Don’t you just hate it when you hear the thud of a bird against the window. You rush outside to see if the bird has flown away or been stunned by the crash. Last week we rescued a little nuthatch. … Continued
Crochet projects are perfect for winter, especially when they get bigger and drape over your legs and keep you warm as you work. I have two shawls on the hooks right now, one using the Virus shawl pattern and the … Continued
~ I’m a collector of many things and one of those things is shells. I can’t resist picking up shells when we are visiting British Columbia. Over the years I’ve collected so many in different shapes, sizes and varieties. Usually … Continued
One of my winter projects was to create washer necklaces. I’ve seen this idea in several places on the internet and wanted to try it out. For this project you need washers, (purchased from hardware stores), patterned paper, glue or … Continued
I challenged myself to come up with a descriptive word about myself for each letter of the alphabet. Some letters were easier than others. Here is what I came up with from A to Z. A – accepting, active, adaptable, … Continued
Darkest Before the Dawn by Mike Martin is the seventh book in the Sgt. Windflower series set in Newfoundland, Canada. The series is about Winston Windflower, an RCMP officer, who is stationed in Grand Banks, Newfoundland. It is not just … Continued
The button tin/jar holds an assortment of buttons in all sizes and colours. You can spend a long time reminiscing as you let the buttons fall through your fingers. But sometimes there just isn’t enough of the colour you want to … Continued
This is a way to fancy up those shiny coloured ornaments. I used a cold porcelain dough, some plain and some tinted green to cut out leaves to add to the ornaments. This was a craft we made at Creative … Continued
~ I love it when Christmas comes creeping in. Doing a little bit now means I don’t have to do a whole lot later on. There is gift making and ornament making going on right now These little ornaments will … Continued
Would you like a bowl of sweet potato and carrot soup? It is delicious and a great way to get your servings of vegetables. This is a quick and easy to soup to make and it freezes well in smaller … Continued
We are into November and the days are getting chillier and shorter so it is time to get into crafting mode. Besure to visit the Christmas page from the drop down menu to see all my ideas. I recently shared … Continued
Dare I mention that the Christmas season is fast approaching, and now is the time to get a head start on gift making? These craf-tea ideas for gifts are all simple to make and can be personalized for any occasion. The … Continued
Christmas crafting started a week or so ago at our Creative Crafting group. Here is a little mini wreath made from a curtain ring, some twine, little bits of felt, some red berries or sequins and glue. This can be … Continued
Nothing tastes as good as home made soup on a chilly day. This delicious bean soup is quick and easy to make. The ingredients fit nicely into a mason jar to make a tasty hostess gift or Christmas gift. This ‘soup’er … Continued