An iron stove provided heat in the winter and the facilities were outside labeled boys and girls. The idea of privacy then was a wooden fence around three sides of the outhouse blocking a view of the door. A play yard held a swing and slide set and a small field for playing ball. What did it mean? And I knew how to spell it .

Tuesday, January 3, 2012. First up, is a pair of boot toppers. These were made for my daughter to wear to keep her legs a bit warmer in her rain boots. Next up is a wreath I made for the house for Christmas. I posted a picture on Facebook and a friend like it so much she bought it from me. Sunday, January 1, 2012. My husband told me I should actually start writing my blog.

Sunday, August 3, 2008. Teresa finished the quilt for her friend in memory of her Mom. This was the first year anniversary of her death. I stitched the 23rd Psalms for the back of the quilt. Here is a picture of the back and front of the quilt she made. Saturday, June 21, 2008. Some are cross stitch squares for charity quilts and a few more quilts for WOCS.

Saturday, December 11, 2010. Clear glass or plastic ornaments. Acrylic paints in at least two colors. Narrow ribbon for hanging ornaments. Small paper cups, the 3 oz. bathroom cups are the perfect size, but you can use other sizes. Paper towels or cleaning rags for wiping messy fingers and paint spills. The day before you want to make the ornaments,. After another hour or so, put the top back on the ornament and add a .

Thursday, March 1, 2018. This month we are sponsored by Marabu. They are a manufacturer of art supplies. They sent the design team a stencil, art crayon, art spray and acrylic mousse to use on our projects. We ask that you use a stencil and at least 3 mediums on your project. Thursday, February 1, 2018.