So, my Summer Sampler 2017 is done, but I'm feeling a little lost without a regular weekly block to make. 😂 So Katie and I decided to take on another sampler project! Remember this mock-up that Faith made? Yes, Katie and I are doing it! And we hope you'll join in our insanity (or at

Spreadsheets - I really do love them and I use them for a LOT of behind the scenes things in both my handmade business and here on yarnybookkeeper.com. Spreadsheets are versatile

New latest 2024 paper scheme for 2nd year class 12 computer science is given on this page. This pairing scheme is for all Punjab boards for 2024.

Good morning friends! It's Corey of Coriander Quilts here and today, I am excited to introduce you to Strawberry Jam. When I was growing up, every summer when June rolled around, it was strawberry picking time. My Mom would wake my sisters and I up at what felt like the crack of dawn - but more than likely it wasn't much earlier than 7:00 am - to head to the strawberry patch.

Ever looked at a Stampin’ Up! catalogue and fell in love with everything?! Me too! But it’s good to remember that we don’t need to buy every single stamp set. Here’s a tip for you. If you love the...

there are some more photos to share with you, just two weeks on from the exhibition, these were taken by my friend jenny bartley who said that she would love to go back and take some more and have another...

Wordsmith (n.) one who creates with words I’ve often wished that I kept a diary or an art journal but after many attempts I’ve had to admit that I’m just not that sort. And yet, I really do want to remember and record our ordinary days. After all, what you do every day is more important than what you do once in a blue moon. One day I realised that I could simply stitch our stories and here we are. ‘The Wordsmith’ is about noticing and cherishing the simple things in life. It’s about love letters, little notes and finding pressed flowers in favourite books. Now’s the time to quieten your mind, gather your memories and slowly piece them together with beautiful fabrics to create a lasting cloth to be treasured by generations to come: a quilted memory to cherish. So come, gather your letters and your threads and be a wordsmith with me. • Full colour throughout with beautiful photography • Full page photographs of every letter block and memory quilt block, providing you with ideas and inspiration to create your very own Memory Quilt • Guidelines for creating an Alphabet Quilt and a Poetry Quilt using the alphabet templates • 114 pages • Lithographically printed and perfect bound with a lovely textured cover • Size: 210mm x 210mm

REMEMBER THIS ‘BACK TO BLACK’ Designer Series Paper CARD? I posted this card this other day and got lots of positive comments on it. I knew I wanted to try it with other Designer […]

Postcard of Subject to Flooding, Iron Knob, - South Australia - Australian Postcard - Vintage 1970s. This delightful postcard features the Subject to Flooding, - I didn't know fishes could fly dear ! Comical Postcard. Iron Knob - South Australia is in good condition. No Writing on back so is still in Good Condition. Measures - 5 1/2 inches x 3 1/2 inches (14 cm x 9 cm). The card could be used for decoupage, art, craft, collage, paper ephemera, or maybe you just want to remember when you visited this place. I have lots of other vintage knitting and crochet and sewing patterns and children's books listed so please have a browse around the shop jennylouvintage.etsy.com or visit my other shop jennylouandpatsytoo.etsy.com for great knitted tea cosies, jumpers, hats, scarves etc.

Teddy Bear Postcard - Country Couple - Vintage 1980s A This delightful postcard features a teddy bear showing off their country finest. No writing on back, some brown age spots and is still in good condition. Postcard measures 15 cm x 10 cm (6 inches x 4 inches) approx. The card could be used for decoupage, art, craft, collage, paper ephemera, or maybe you just want to remember when you visited this place. I have lots of other vintage knitting and crochet and sewing patterns and children's books listed so please have a browse around the shop jennylouvintage.etsy.com or visit my other shop jennylouandpatsytoo.etsy.com for great knitted tea cosies, jumpers, hats, scarves etc.

Postcard of Eyre Peninsula - South Australia - Australian Postcard - Vintage 1970s. This delightful postcard features the Eyre Peninsula - South Australia is in good condition. No Writing on back so is still in Good Condition. Measures - 5 1/2 inches x 4 inches (14 1/2 cm x 10 cm). The card could be used for decoupage, art, craft, collage, paper ephemera, or maybe you just want to remember when you visited this place. I have lots of other vintage knitting and crochet and sewing patterns and children's books listed so please have a browse around the shop jennylouvintage.etsy.com or visit my other shop jennylouandpatsytoo.etsy.com for great knitted tea cosies, jumpers, hats, scarves etc.

18 Seamless Digital Papers (2 Zip Files) 12” x 12” (3600 x 3600 pixels) 300 dpi, JPG A fun pack of inky doodles. Full of texture these seamless patterns are perfect for fabric, scrapbooking, digital planners and more! All hand drawn by me. Remember, nothing is being mailed to you! These are DIGITAL DOWNLOADS. This is a digital, downloadable product. Once Etsy has confirmed your payment, you will receive a link which will allow you to download. This link will be sent to the email address you have registered with Etsy. The papers in this set may be used for personal/non profit and small commercial use (up to 500 units). Credit is not required but is always appreciated. If you want to do sell more than what is included in the terms here you can find my Mass Commercial Use License here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/966438141/mass-production-commercial-use-license You may not share, resell or redistribute this collection as is or as individual images under any circumstances. Copyright remains with Stephanie McRae Art. By purchasing and downloading this product you acknowledge that you have read, understand and agree to our Terms of Use. When in doubt give me a shout before you buy (no refunds folks)! I am happy to clear up any confusion! Please remember there are colour variations on different screens. Colours seen on your screen may vary slightly from what is printed. And yes you can print these on standard (8.5 x 11, A4) paper! You will just need to: Adjust the settings on the options menu of your printer to either: Print the image at full size and the edges will be cropped OR Scale to fit media to print the full image at approximately 8x8 inches without cropping Due to the nature of the product (digital) I do not give refunds. Thanks for stopping by!

This week in our quilt along we will be cutting into our background fabrics for the perfect mix of low volume interest. Sign up using the button above for access to the materials lists and schedules.

When my little boy and I cross a busy parking lot, or through a crowded mall, I always grab hold of his hand, to make sure he's near me, he's safe. Sometimes at bedtime, after all but the nightlights have...

My tangle pattern Entwine Ahh, the sorrows of growing old. Someone posted a zentangle, where they had used a preprinted interlace design. Marguerite Meara commented that I probably had steps to the pattern. I didn't, but now I do. I wrote the who, what, when and where down, but promptly mislaid the paper (honestly, I don't know why I write anything down. I always lose it), and I can't remember any of the info I wrote down. So there's the sad, sad story. If anyone knows the ZT I'm talking about, I'd love to link to it. This is an advanced pattern. I could have done it in six steps, but I wanted to emphasize the alternation of the peaks. You draw a peak that narrows at the top, then a peak that narrows at the bottom, leaving a space between the two. That space is interlace, and sets the width of the lace. You repeat this alternation for the length you want for the braid. Like most interlace, it takes a little patience and a little practice. I had a hard time figuring out how to do it, until I laid the pattern on its side. If you are having trouble, try doing it up and down instead from left to right. I think it looks kind of cool at step 5, so if you're having a lot of trouble, just bag steps 6-9 and leave it at that. This is supposed to be fun!

This one is one of my instant favorites. I love classic artwork and this one is so clear and positive, but beyond that so many details shine on. I wonder if this type of art is what inspired the later classics like some of ones, I have from The Saturday…

Hello Crafters, today it is Luciana here with a planner spread. This is an interactive page, to keep a picture Step 1. Stamp on the White Soft Finish Cardstock the following stamps:- the bigger ret…

planning the story prompts Did you see the cover to the Month at a Glance Storyline Chapters Planner above? This IS the life. This is it guys. It's all we got. What stories are you telling? Today is a look inside another Highlights page spread in the Storyline Chapters Planner. These pages are sort of work horses for me. Meaning, I make these pages work for me. I take the time to write down what I want to remember. These pages are inspiration for other stories. Let me point out again a couple of things found on these pages. The left hand column, the one numbered 1-31? Yep. That one. That for me is a gratitude list. This list alone makes for great story prompts. I mean, we would have to be writing or scrapping a story a day just to keep up with that list. You know my challenge continues to be, write down at least one thing every day you are grateful for. You will never be without a story to tell. As with most of my planner pages, I like to keep with a color scheme. For me this keeps the page cohesive. I stayed with greens and pops of black. I worked Storyline Chapters stickers and pattern paper into this page, as well as some Color Fresh Stickers. I just go through my stash and pull colors that I think will go. And hidden under that DIY interactive flap? Something I am working on, but maybe don't want for public consumption. This page here is the heart and soul of the Highlights page. Several stories all on one page. This page here is where I very often document a snippet of a story, which very well turns into a larger story in an album or mini album. If not now, then at another time. I have what I need right here. Plenty of words to prompt the story. But here's the thing. If I don't get that story on a page spread, I still have it. Because something is better than nothing. These little tellings here are better than to not have these stories written down anywhere. (Oh. And she can't help but make it pretty with some stencil play. More stickers. And another pop of black.) Friends, let me encourage you: Put these pages to work for you. Tell your story. Whenever you can. However you can. Because this IS the life. It's the only one. Here's to hoping these pages provide inspiration for you to tell your story. Hey friends...when you shop these links below, I receive a small kick back from your sales from Scrapbookcom. There is absolutely no extra cost to you at all! But these commissions help to cover the costs of this blog and other expenses to provide you with these and other project ideas. I want to continue to bring you FREE inspiration. Shopping these links allows me to do just that. I can't thank you enough for your love and continued support. Heidi Swapp Storyline Chapters Collection Heidi Swapp - Storyline Chapters Collection - Insert Book Set - The Planner Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Storyline Chapters Collection - Mini Sticker Book - The Planner with Foil Accents Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Storyline Chapters Collection - Washi Tape Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Journal Studio Collection - Washi Tape - Life Is Good Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Color Fresh Collection - Memory Planner - Sticker Book Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Color Fresh Collection - Memory Planner - Multi-Click Pen Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Art Walk Collection - Clear Acrylic Stamps Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Storyline Chapters Collection - 6 x 8 Paper Pad Scrapbook.com Heidi Swapp - Honey and Spice Collection - Clear Acrylic Stamps Scrapbook.com Sizzix - Tim Holtz - Alterations Collection - Thinlits Die - Wildflower Stems 2 Scrapbook.com Scrapbook.com - Stencils - Dandelion - 6x8 Scrapbook.com

This quilt is made in ten different sections. We’ll cover two sections each week for five weeks, and then you’ll be piecing them all together. *Important note: When I published the fabric/cutting post last week, there was an error in the number of 3 7/8 inch background squares you’ll need. It was corrected within a few hours, but if you [...]

Finished. Done. No more pages to fill, ready for it's permanent place in history! Today i wanted to post a bunch of art. My schedule has been so crazy, you are probably wondering where my art has been??!! I absolutely, create every day, mostly in my drawing journals. Here's half a book, enjoy! I completely filled my little my little green Handbook journal this weekend. The book has 128 toothy pages which means that i illustrated 256 pages! Here are about 70 of those pages. Can you imagine this blog post if i had ALL 256 pages posted! That's a lot of cawfee sipping as you scroll through the pages! Many of the pages are my brainstorms and ideas for projects, classes and workshops. Lots of watercolor in this journal. This particular brand of journal, Handbook loves paint and marker! It's my favorite for bright, vibrant color. Love the little pocket in the back that you can store your treasures. The elastic band is great for wrapping it all up! And so, it's a wrap! …it's on to the next one, "My Little Red Journal". So many fresh blank pages awaiting my artful wisdom...

Keep track of your sewing projects by documenting them in this cute digital sewing journal. The journal was made to remember and plan my sewing projects. Both the successful ones and the messy ones. The journal is a digital PDF-file so that you can choose wether you want to use your favourite PDF- editing app or you can print it out. Copy pattern pages for an eternal sewing journal.

Postcard of Cowell - South Australia - Australian Postcard - Vintage 1970s. This delightful postcard features the Cowell - South Australia is in good condition. No Writing on back so is still in Good Condition. Measures - 5 1/2 inches x 4 inches (14 1/2 cm x 10 cm). The card could be used for decoupage, art, craft, collage, paper ephemera, or maybe you just want to remember when you visited this place. I have lots of other vintage knitting and crochet and sewing patterns and children's books listed so please have a browse around the shop jennylouvintage.etsy.com or visit my other shop jennylouandpatsytoo.etsy.com for great knitted tea cosies, jumpers, hats, scarves etc.

Numbering my hexagons so that I can remember how I want them to be sewn for the finished quilt. Blogged @ rosinahuber.blogspot.com/2010/03/1-hex-2-hex-13-hex.html

Inside you'll find step-by-step Easy Drawings for Kids and Coloring Pages. Stop by and download yours for free. New projects added often!

18 Seamless Digital Papers (2 Zip Files) 12” x 12” (3600 x 3600 pixels) 300 dpi, JPG Pretty floral patterns inspired by the fall colours.. Perfect for scrapbooking, invitations, social media, fabric and more! All hand drawn by me. Remember, nothing is being mailed to you! These are DIGITAL DOWNLOADS. This is a digital, downloadable product. Once Etsy has confirmed your payment, you will receive a link which will allow you to download. This link will be sent to the email address you have registered with Etsy. The papers in this set may be used for personal/non profit and small commercial use (up to 500 units). Credit is not required but is always appreciated. POD use is allowed for this paper pack. If you want to do sell more than what is included in the terms here you can find my Mass Commercial Use License here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/966438141/mass-production-commercial-use-license You may not share, resell or redistribute this collection as is or as individual images under any circumstances. Copyright remains with Stephanie McRae Art. By purchasing and downloading this product you acknowledge that you have read, understand and agree to our Terms of Use. When in doubt give me a shout before you buy (no refunds folks)! I am happy to clear up any confusion! Please remember there are colour variations on different screens. Colours seen on your screen may vary slightly from what is printed. And yes you can print these on standard (8.5 x 11, A4) paper! You will just need to: Adjust the settings on the options menu of your printer to either: Print the image at full size and the edges will be cropped OR Scale to fit media to print the full image at approximately 8x8 inches without cropping Due to the nature of the product (digital) I do not give refunds. Thanks for stopping by!

Op de website Wit and Whistle vond ik deze leuke manier om zelf licht lampionnetjes te maken. De stoffen bloemen slinger beschrijving vind je hier.

Removable Panel: Removable Panel Size: 26.25 inches wide x 53 inches high (Covers 9.39 square feet) Repeat Type: Straight-Repeat (visit our FAQs to understand what a repeat is) Wallshoppe includes a 1/4" bleed, or overprint, in the width of every panel and a 1" overprint on the length. The overprint provides panels extra protection when shipping, and additional wiggle-room for installation. The overprint can stay on the panel or it can be cut off prior to installation. How to install a Removable Panel Easy peel and stick application Removable pressure sensitive adhesive backing   See more information on shipping and returns.

Postcard of Kimba, South Australia - Australian Postcard - Vintage 1970s. This delightful postcard features Kimba, South Australia. No writing on back so is still in Good Condition. Postcard measures 14 cm x 10 cm (5 1/2 inches x 4 inches) approx. The card could be used for decoupage, art, craft, collage, paper ephemera, or maybe you just want to remember when you visited this place. I have lots of other vintage knitting and crochet and sewing patterns and children's books listed so please have a browse around the shop jennylouvintage.etsy.com or visit my other shop jennylouandpatsytoo.etsy.com for great knitted tea cosies, jumpers, hats, scarves etc.

Our Live Your Dream collection is a bright and elegant line that you can use to document any occasion. From the little daily moments that you want to remember forever to bigger milestones like parties and birthdays. All of the products in this collection are very versatile and you can use them for many different projects such as 12" x 12" layouts, pocket scrapbooking, cards, home decor, and much more. This set contains one pack of wood epoxy buttons (20 pieces).

First comes A I am so thrilled to be one of the first stops on the Spell it with Fabric blog hop. I was assigned the letter A for this project. I was absolutely thrilled because I really wanted to get all A's in school. For the blog hop I was given some questions to answer so you can get to know me a little better and All my Answers have the letter A in them. My letter is.... A What are your initials? AJ American Jane One of my fav patterns, Stock #AJP328 Red Daisy My favorite quilt block......... Ohio stAr. My favorite memory about school....

Welcome to As You Like It Challenge Our fortnightly challenge is a home for you to create something which gives you a warm "inner glow" of pride, without lots of entry rules. CHALLENGE RULES: Usually we provide 2 contrasting options for you to choose from. Join us by using your favourite option in your creation. To be eligible to win our prize, or top-3 spot, you must explain why you've made your choice, so we can understand why you like it so much! eg, if the theme is 'favourite animal' and you decide on 'rabbits', tell us why. eg, you love Thumper, the bunny from Bambi ! So get crafting and remember the main requirement in creating is to have fun and enjoy your crafting time! Thank you to everyone who entered our last challenge. Our winner is: #71 Rachael Please email us at [email protected] to claim your prize, and don't forget to grab your *winners* badge below: and our Top 3 are #44 #24 Katrina #92 Kath Congratulations and please grab our *Top 3* badge to display on your blog: So, onto our next challenge Lili of the Valley This fortnight's challenge theme is to showcase a project using Your Favourite: Clean or Fussy (& why). You MUST explain WHY it is your favourite. Here are the beautiful creations made by our Design Team to get your mojo flowing: Annette Using James by Lili of the Valley I personally enjoy making both styles, although I find the clean and simple theme far more challenging because mine seem to feel 'unfinished'. I've tasked myself to make a clean and simple card that I'm happy with. This one's for a dad who's keen on fishing, so the masculine theme tends to lend itself more to clean and simple. Brenda I have to say fussy for now. This card doesn't have a lot going on at first glance, but it did take several steps to complete it and I loved the process it took and all the texture that was achieved. Chrissy Oh, I'm full on fussy, I love the keep adding stuff, layering and building just makes me happy... Elaine I am not to good at adding too many embellishments, I end up with a mess! So it is clean for me. I love this black and white with a pop of red. Larissa I have always been a more clean card maker. I don't like adding lots of stuff on my cards. When I use patterned paper, I only use 1 sheet and I also often make cards without any patterned paper. I don't like to add lots of embellishments, and often I don't use any at all. Lynne My cards are a lot cleaner than they used to be, mainly because of the cost of posting. I still like to add a few pearls though and seeing as this one wasn't being posted I added a little bobtail too. Sarah I am a cleaner kind of crafter these days and tend to make flatter cards. I have a love of symmetry and paper pads so the two generally make for a clean design. A white border always adds to a clean look I always think. Wilma I love them both. But nowadays I go for the clean cards. It also depends on the type of card or for female or male. It's over to you. We hope you will join in our challenge and show us your style. Don't forget, you MUST explain WHY it is your favourite to be eligible to win. Good luck, and happy crafting. Hugs from the AYLI girls. You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter