I made this for my mother for Christmas. It is made using an over sized clothes pin, a metal sheet, and magnets.
Front:
Back:
With a photo (the blondie is me, and the cutie with bows is my cousin, and that beautiful lady in the middle is my grandmother):
In honor of Nation Calendar Awareness Month (don't ask me why it's not January - I guess it's just another commercial holiday) the Conundrium Presents: The Paper Podcast. 1 part PDX-o-philia, 1 part truthiness, 2 parts self indulgence, 1 part social cheapster (hipster cheapskate) calendar.
Find it everywhere we've been to drink coffee this weekend!
This weekend, we created two new batches of lollipops: Concord Grape and Champagne. I changed up the packing a bit with a broader use of stamps.
Here's the Concord Grape:
Champagne (sparkling and sweet):
New Packaging:
I found this great recipe for Pumpkin Soufflé and knew it would be the perfect finish for a creative Thanksgiving Day meal. The consistency was nice and the flavors were wonderful, a little spicy and not too sweet.
More Thanksgiving Day Fun!
Our colorful produce palette:
Sugar coated cranberries:
We even got a little crafty with the water:
Part of my mother's birthday present, she loves little woodland creatures.
The reverse side:
I should be laboring over my NaNoWriMo adventure, but procrastination has taken hold and I am instead perfecting my soldering techniques. These soldered scrabble pendants were fairly easy to make, and went quickly once I really got into it.
