It has been a busy, but fun two weeks.
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| Started from scratch with this. |
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| Just about finished... |
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| Turned right side out.... |
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| And all done! |
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| This is an Amy Butler pattern that is great for make-up bags. |
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| A peek inside. |
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| Time for cooking salsa. |
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| The dogs during the salsa prep. |
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| Pretty little Lola in the garden by the peppers. |
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| Yum. |
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| And more peppers. |
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| Salsa and a few jars of tomato juice to make soup. |
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| The ladies checking out the goods. |
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| Delicious! |
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| And one more bag made from scratch. |
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| The inside. |
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| All put together. |
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| The "outside" of the reversible bag. |
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| Charcoal checking out the goods. Oh, and see the little yellow pot in the background, it has cuttings from my succulent garden for another project. |
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| Put in my first magnetic pocket. They are super easy, but new to me! |
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| The "inside" of the reversible bag. |
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| Found these beauties on sale at Cactus and Tropical. |
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| Thought they would look lovely in my living room. The need to be soaked in water so.... |
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| I bought this plastic container. Really, I bought two because I wanted to line one with hemp and didn't know if the glue gun would burn through and make one leak. It did. So I just tossed the plain plastic inside this one and no more leaking. |
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| I love the way it turned out. |
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| Found these on sale. |
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| And this little gem. |
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| Put it together to make a lovely little indoor garden. |
Each project helps me a little with the next one. What I liked, what I would change, and what completely failed (a few of those to come in my next post!)
