Here's the bouquet of flower coasters I finished over the weekend (there's still one not quite completed).
These could be made in varying sizes - perhaps used as a spring bunting?
- I thought THIS article was very on point and something you really might want to consider working towards during these times of uncertainty. We keep a fairly well stocked pantry but can certainly do better with this article as a guide.
- If you'd like to make an inket print waterproof, have a read through THIS article that discusses various sealants that are readily available and easy to use.
- Some things just simply make me smile and THIS is one.
- And here's a little public service announcement...apply some petroleum jelly to the lids of glue and paint jars to keep them from sealing shut. You're welcome.
Today's quote isn't a quote, but interesting nonetheless...
NOTE: the above prices are rather out of date
because fabric costs a lot more than $11/yard now!
because fabric costs a lot more than $11/yard now!
what a sweet bouquet of coasters you have stitched!!!
ReplyDeleteThey were certainly a lot of fun to make.
DeleteThe food preservation tips are good, especially where they point out the actual useful life of items past their sell by or best by dates. I believe pharmaceutical items also stay useful far beyond their dates. A lot of it is marketing which we don't have to take literally. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteSo many people throw out perfectly good items because they see the 'best by' dates and think they mean the product is no longer good. Glad the link was helpful!
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