Yay for Hannah!!! Yay for you, in particular! I miss the days when my kids napped!
Thank you. You are always so sweet
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Well, my sister may disagree with the "always" part.
Here is my 3 month quilt that did take 3 months. I learned a lot by making this quilt as it is only my 3rd quilt ever. I use to make customs for our trips and a few gives but quilting has become my new obsession or insanity, I haven't figured out which one yet.
That is fabulous, April! WOW!!!
Are you trying to take a photo through the window?
Here is a photo of a flying squirrel that often frequents our birdfeeder
I also have an "in flight" photo, but can't find it right now.
Our bird feeder is on our deck and if I'm really sneaky, I can walk out on the deck and get a photo as long as I don't get too close. I just use a flash.
If you are trying to take the photo through glass, the best thing to do is get your flash off-camera and angle it so it doesn't reflect off the glass.
I've never seen a flying squirrel!! What a little cutie!!
does anyone know where to grt tink ribbon? thanks!!!!
I'd say JoAnn, Hancocks, or Hobby Lobby. I don't know for sure, though.
Finished the Vida w/ the butt ruffles FINALLY!!!. Whhhhhew! What an adventure.
DD loves it. She likes to twirl in it.
Thanks to all who helped me through this dress.
I love, love, love it!!!! A frog in a tutu is TOO cute! Really, that is just adorable! Your daughter helps the cuteness along as well!
Here are my first few attempts as some pillowcase dresses for my DD2...They look kind of OK from far away, but once you get up close, you can see the er, umm...lack of straight lines!
Don't know why the last one is so big...I changed the size on photobucket?..
Oh, and they only look crooked and distorted...the angle of picture taking was not optimal!
Those are all I have been brave enough to try thus far, since I can't even get them right.
I will be attempting more though!
Straight lines are overrated! I think these look great!! Thank you for sharing them!! We need bigger pictures next time, though! We like 'em nice and big!
Hello Everyone
This is my first post, I stumbled across your site by accident and have been an addicted lurker for about three weeks. Let me say i am so inspired by your group and i have learned so much from you. I have had my vida pattern for 3 months now and too afraid to attempt it. Last night I got up enough nerve and did it. All becuase of you ladies. Thanks. I will post a picture soon. I just wanted to give credit to you for being such a giving group of people, and soooo talented.
Alicia
Alicia!! I can't wait to see pictures of your Vida!
Good old Louisiana goodness. How many mornings did I eat them for breakfast........??????
You have to use veg. oil. Easiest way to make them is to get the frozen bread rolls (can biscuits work if you need to use them), flatten them out, drop them in when the grease is good & hot, shake them in a bag of powdered sugar when you take them out the oil.
Where were you before I tried to make them from scratch? LOL! Like Tessa said, it doesn't matter that they didn't taste good because we had fun making them! Next time I'll use the frozen rolls, vegetable oil, and powdered sugar in a bag method! Thank you!!
So, here's the outfit I made Tessa for our trip last October. The skirt is the twirl scallopini and the top is a pattern I made up a few years ago. But, a modified simply sweet would look much the same. 
. I never seem to be able to take pictures. The first is for my niece for Easter the second is just because she needed a princess dress. Just cause Aunt Lynn could. I can't wait to see her in them this weekend.
