Winter Projects

I wish I were posting on this blog more often,

because that would mean that I have had time for all

sorts of fabulous projects!

Sadly, though, I have had precious little time.

In the weeks since Christmas, though,

I have managed to finish a couple small projects.

Without pictures of the finished projects (sorry),

I will say that I did have time to make 3 chef style aprons, reversible,

in delightful coffee fabrics for our local coffee shop.

The gals who waitress there are now wearing aprons made from 

a combination of these fabrics...

I have been averaging a batch of decorated cookies each week,

trying to improve my decorating skills.

I work free hand....without those fancy overhead projector tools.

(And of course, you can tell!)

I cut out a batch of tulips and decorated some as owls.

The orange dinosaur head is from a heart shaped cutter.

I only hope to get good enough to decorate cute cookies for

grandchildren and the occasional gift.

This week Jenn and I are going to attempt Steeler's emblem cookies

for the Super Bowl.

(pictures to follow)

When I am not doing farm chores, or farm blog, or cooking,

I am working on a flannel raggy quilt for my grandson,

Tyler...

Who wants to sew, when this handsome little guy is around?

The fabric is a bug print with coordinating primary colors...

This will be a quick and easy project.

I hope to share some instructions with you in the near future.