The Wasp Bag in 3 Sizes
This time I made a medium sized bag, and I have to say, it's my favorite sized one of them all. I still need a larger bag for myself since Ruby joined us and I have to keep diapers, extra changes of clothes, etc. in my bag, but I still love the size for an average every day purse.
I made this new one for my mother in law. It isn't easy going fabric shopping for someone else. I did the best I could and really hope that she likes what I chose for her. I liked it so much that I used the scrap lining fabric and made one for myself.
Sparkling Jello for Tummies
Lucky for us, it has been pretty mild, but we have 2 little ones who are recovering and resting up from not feeling so well yesterday. We're crossing our fingers that nobody else gets it and things can get back to "normal"!
As they are asking for more foods and things it's funny to see what they want. Yesterday Kaylee was feeling awful and asked me if she could have a slice of pepperoni pizza that had been half eaten and left on the counter over-night. "Pizza is good for tummies!" Which probably makes sense to a 3 year old. I offered applesauce and she replied that she would like some yogurt and cheese, again....I turned her down. So we've been sticking with toast, applesauce, saltines, and jello. But not just any jello....Sparkling Jello!
{If it foams up, either ignore it or let it sit a minute or just skim if off of the top before pouring into your container.}
Super Pops!
Pinewood Derby Ideas
Derrick is the cubmaster for our pack so I get to help him plan some of the pack meetings. It is fun working with him, we make a great team...10 years 🙂
Here are the trophies that we made for the boys this year. I think they turned out so fun! Derrick cut up a 2x4, painted and painted each block blue.
I added the vinyl, and then he added a little rubber duck to each one. To attach the rubber duck (from Oriental Trading) he attached a screw to each block and popped it into the bottom of the duck. We origionally tried hot glue, but it wouldn't stick to the rubber.
Simple and very inexpensive.
They both did great at the derby and had a fun time racing with their friends.
Potato Flake Chicken
This recipe is easy, quick, and super kid friendly. It is one of our family favorites and a good one to whip up on nights that I teach piano or the boys have scouts. I found it on the back of a potato flake box years ago.
Place in a greased (cooking spray) baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 15 minutes or until juices run clear. Broil on top rack for 3-5 minutes or until lightly browned.
Serves 6.
No-Sew Fleece Poncho For Kids
Make a no-sew fleece poncho for a toddler! So cute and cozy for fall, it's like a blanket for their shoulders! I'll share this quick 10 minute project with an optional ruffle detail.
It was a little no-sew fleece poncho that she found online.
Measure the length from one wrist, across the chest, and all the way to the other wrist. This will be the measurement for the square of fleece. I used a 27"x27" square for this one.
Hot Cocoa Mix Recipe and Mini Cocoa Bar
Hot Cocoa Mix:
2 ½ c. powdered sugar
1 ¼ c. baking cocoa
1 c. dry nondairy creamer
Wintry Cardstock Wreath
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