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Felt Bunnies by Hand

Felt Bunnies by Hand

Sandra March 28, 2013 holidays / home / other stuff / sewing / this and thatLeave a comment

  Wouldn’t our ancestors laugh at us if they heard us say “made by hand” . . . like it was such a great accomplishment. They didn’t know there was any other way. WE ARE SPOILED. (because we have the time to make little felt rabbits and we don’t need …

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Vintage Easter Blocks

Vintage Easter Blocks

Sandra March 28, 2013 holidays / kids / other stuff / this and thatLeave a comment

  I have been on a “block thing” lately. I thought that I would just buy a couple of little bags of blocks at the craft store to make some puzzles. Well, one thing led to another and soon I was buying lengths of wood for Grandpa to cut with …

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Easter Sunday Once Again

Easter Sunday Once Again

Sandra April 9, 2012 holidays / home / kids / other stuff / photographyLeave a comment

  Easter Sunday. The most wonderful day. I cooked the ham and made the rolls. My daughters brought the rest of the meal. We ate and talked and tried to keep the children inside until everyone was finished. The boys kept looking out of the windows so that they could …

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Peat Pot Place Cards for Easter Dinner

Peat Pot Place Cards for Easter Dinner

Sandra April 5, 2012 holidays / home / other stuffLeave a comment

  Sunday is Easter and the ham is in my refrigerator. But how will people know where to sit? What a silly question. They will know because I will give them a hint. A peat pot hint. SO, SO quick and easy. Here are the parts: 4′ peat pots (12 …

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Bunny Bait for Easter Snacks

Bunny Bait for Easter Snacks

Sandra April 5, 2012 food / holidays / this and thatOne Comment

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Easter Aprons for Little Girls

Easter Aprons for Little Girls

Sandra March 11, 2012 holidays / kids / sewingLeave a comment

“What will I do when my little granddaughters grow up and don’t want to wear little aprons? That will be a very sad day.” -Grandma- Today’s quilt shops are among my favorite places on earth. The patterns and prints are endless and the quality of the fabric is wonderful. I remember …

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Paper Carrots

Paper Carrots

Sandra March 10, 2012 holidays / other stuff / this and thatOne Comment

   ” Only in dreams are carrots bigger than bears.” -Old Yiddish Saying- These are little carrot boxes which I downloaded to my Silhouette Cutting Machine library. Hard to see the carrot in them as shown above, but not hard to see in the picture below.   I reduced the …

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Chicks are Pink

Chicks are Pink

Sandra April 17, 2011 kids / other stuff / scrapbooking / tiny talesLeave a comment

{ this grandma blog is a fun way to communicate with grandchildren who live far-away. i can tell a story without being there and send the book along in the mail}     The little nest was filled with chicks when Lydia found it.  Pink chicks.  She carefully re-arranged them …

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Easter Garland from Paper Scraps

Easter Garland from Paper Scraps

Sandra April 14, 2011 holidays / home / scrapbookingLeave a comment

This was an easy-easy Easter Garland to make because I used my Silhouette Cutting Machine.  It helped me to make the connected rabbits, chicks and duckies. I cut the leaves by hand.  These were my supplies: card stock paper scraps white floral wire beads ink pad for distressing glue dots …

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Through Grandma’s Eyes: The Jelly Bean

Sandra May 18, 2010 photographyLeave a comment

“If your picture’s not good enough . . . you’re not close enough.” -Ansel Adams- journal entry: On Easter Sunday little Afton couldn’t believe her good fortune.  Instead of taking away all of the things she found around the floor . . . everyone was eating the things they found …

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