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A Pretty Felt Playhouse -Part 2

Finished! And with a little time to spare. We decided to just button down the sides instead of sewing them. It will make removing it from the table and folding it up for storage a little easier. Kate got to see it during the final fitting since she is doesn't talk much and is too young to remember...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 01-06-2012
Going Green - Recycle a T-shirt

A couple of weeks ago, when we were out and about, my oldest granddaughter saw some college girls sporting wide, stretchy headbands with their monograms embroidered on them. Of course, since she thinks that anything the teens do is "way cool" she immediately asked if we could make them. I,...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 12-09-2011
DB - Baker Bag

Nice for microwaved potatoes. They come out fluffy! See how it is made here.

Posted to General (MediaGallery) by db1921 on 12-08-2011
Re: Threading

Thanks windyhsew! I love to discuss embroidery and enjoy hearing other people's input. I hope multiple people add methods they have used on metallic threads because there is not just a few answers. Pattiann - LOL I was thinking about other ways to make a project interesting and adding crystals is...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by pat71896 on 12-04-2011
Re: Threading

Gee, after all that, I did not put a picture of any thing of mine in my posting! Well, here it is!!! This is one of my hankies that I sell. The font is Carnation from Alphabet Xpress. I did the embellishment in a soft gold (not metallic) but it is a big hit with brides!!! Alphabet Xpress is the easiest...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by pat71896 on 12-03-2011
Sweet Sweet Shoes

Our baby girl just loves shoes, anyone's shoes will do. She brings them to be put on and clomps around, falling about every other step. She carries them around hugging them like they were baby dolls, pushes them in her stroller and throws them in the trash (then wants them back out of course). It...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 10-07-2011
Alphabet Express

I am thinking about purchasing the Alphabet Express and would like to know if it will work with Vista and Windows 7. Also, Catalog Xpress. I read some of the past posts and could not come up with the answer. Thank you: Carol Williams

Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by cal812 on 09-21-2011
Gotta Love a Baked Potato

For several years I have seen and heard about bags made to bake potatoes in the microwave. They are touted to produce fluffy, moist baked potatoes. So when I had all the cotton stuff out to make the tortilla warmer I decided to make one and see. Hey, what do you know, it works pretty well. It was the...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 09-16-2011
DB - Tortilla Warmer

Here's a quick idea for a hostess gift. You can see how to make it in thisTortilla blog

Posted to General (MediaGallery) by db1921 on 09-16-2011
What's a Tortilla Warmer?

Sometime ago, I saw an advertisement for tortilla warmers and loved the idea. They looked fun and useful but the cost was $8.00 - $12.00 each, depending on the size, plus shipping. "What a great way to use up scraps!" I thought. So, I tore out the ad and saved it. I came across it the other...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 08-26-2011

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