We have 2 birthdays in May, the end of the school year for the girls, and the end of the school year for Dave (an instructor), there are always a couple of formal(ish) dinners we have to attend... it's just too much! Here's one: We had a formal (called a "dining out" in the military) on the same night - at the same time! - as our daughter's art show at school. So, since it was her first gallery opening, we decided to dress accordingly... ;o)
And we had one girlie girl turn 4, and had a very busy day, but it ended with a big ol' bucket of modern pop beads, and she was happy. :o)
And the other turned 6, choosing to go to HuHot Mongolian Grill for her birthday.
We had a small combined party at Build-A-Bear for the girls and some friends, which was fun, and not at all crazy! :o) Then we took the party upstairs to a new restaurant in the mall called PB and Jellies. The girls each got to make their own jar of peanut butter (with fun add-ins, of course!), and enjoy a PB&J kids meal (or grilled cheese, but WHY?)
Crazy as things are, I'm still trying to sew when I can. I decided to not try to sew something for the girls' teachers this year because it would just take too much time and too many brain cells!
I finished this graduation gift for Dave's cousin. T-shirt quilts aren't that hard to do! I know I was intimidated for a while, and then once I realized I was armed with all the right supplies, and could handle it, I did fine! There are probably a ton of tutorials out there, but if anyone is interested in how I did it, let me know and I'll do a simple how-to. I also made a pillow out of a sweatshirt that was too large for the quilt, so that'll be fun to have on her college bed. :o)
And the other turned 6, choosing to go to HuHot Mongolian Grill for her birthday.
We had a small combined party at Build-A-Bear for the girls and some friends, which was fun, and not at all crazy! :o) Then we took the party upstairs to a new restaurant in the mall called PB and Jellies. The girls each got to make their own jar of peanut butter (with fun add-ins, of course!), and enjoy a PB&J kids meal (or grilled cheese, but WHY?)
Crazy as things are, I'm still trying to sew when I can. I decided to not try to sew something for the girls' teachers this year because it would just take too much time and too many brain cells!
I finished this graduation gift for Dave's cousin. T-shirt quilts aren't that hard to do! I know I was intimidated for a while, and then once I realized I was armed with all the right supplies, and could handle it, I did fine! There are probably a ton of tutorials out there, but if anyone is interested in how I did it, let me know and I'll do a simple how-to. I also made a pillow out of a sweatshirt that was too large for the quilt, so that'll be fun to have on her college bed. :o)
And I have finally finished some AMH feather blocks for my Bee Happy bee, and I'm wishing I had foundation paper pieced them. There is just SOOO much fabric waste! (Which equals time waste, in my book!)
As for my WiPs, there are many. :-/.
I need to finish quilting my Colorado MQG challenge quilt and get it bound soon.
I have to make my do.good stitches blocks for the Faith Circle for May. And...I have a couple of fun baby things to make!!
Oh, time. Not on my side. :o)
I'm linking up with Lee at Freshly Pieced for WiP Wednesday. :o) Hope you have a great week!
Busy, busy! but all good things! Hang in there. I LOVE the bee blocks and pretty pink dress too.
ReplyDeleteFun to catch up with what's going on with you Melissa :o)
ReplyDeleteHope June is quieter! And loving the art show outfits :oD
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a how-to on the T-shirt quilt
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