A review of Cork & Mesh cloth from the folks at DMC.
The supplies used in this post were provided by DMC.
At a recent conference I got to meet some great ladies from DMC. They had so many great new products. I was sent home with 2 that I fell in love with and wanted to review – the stitchable cork and the stitchable mesh.
Here’s a tutorial to go with a cross stitch box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design. Products used in this review were provided by Pulsar.
Hello all! Today I have a Cross Stitch Tutorial for you! Here is what you will need:
Cross Stitch Box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design, found at Joanne Fabrics and Hobby Lobby
Cross Stitch Needle (I used size 22)
Embroidery Floss in 5 colors (I used Kreinik metallics)
Paint for box (I used Folk Art Color Shift)
Sponge paint brush.
Kyla and Vada learned to crochet with Crochet Kits provided by Leisure Arts. Plus a coupon and a giveaway.
A while back Leisure Arts sent us 2 Learn to Crochet Kits so the girls could finally learn to crochet. I know, many of you will say I didn’t need a kit to teach them, but to be honest, I really wanted the guide and all the pictures to help me. And the Learn to Crochet Kit had all of that, and more!
You can purchase your own kits HERE, and you can use the code
Here’s a review of all sorts of fun items to go with the iTunes and DVD release of the LEGO Batman Movie. The products in this post were provided by LEGO.
So, last week a box arrived from LEGO. Kyla and I pulled everything out and piled it on the dinning room table. There was so much stuff! Look at it all!
That’s right, it’s all LEGO Batman!! The digital release on iTunes is May 19th, and it will be available on DVD on June 13th. Now let’s celebrate with some fun goodies!
Lots of LEGO fun here At Home! The Lego kit reviewed in this post was given to me by LEGO for an honest review.
Guess who I met at the SNAP Blogger Conference last week? LEGO!!! I love LEGO!! Honestly, they were the sponsor I was most looking forward to meeting.
We are certainly a LEGO family in this house. You should see the creations that happen (OK, I believe I’ve shared some of them with you in the past, such as HERE and HERE) I tend to forget to take pictures when we create something big and impressive because I’m always having so much fun. I’ll work on that.
The products used in this review were provided by Leisure Arts for an honest review.
Have you seen these fun coloring greeting cards from Leisure Arts? Well the girls and I got our hands on some Birthday Cards, Thank You Cards, and Gel Pens to test out and test them out the girls did!
The yarn used for this review was provided by Yarnspirations. All opinions are my own. Thank you.
Softee Baby yarn by Bernat has been one of my go-to yarns for quite a while now. I discovered how much I liked it when the girls were toddlers and I needed a yarn that was washable and not too thick. Softee Baby is 100 acrylic, and is a DK weight. It is also super soft!
The kit used in this review was provided by Leisure Arts. All opinions are my own.
This past January I was given a Learn to Loop Crochet kit to take a look at. I finally had the chance recently, so I grabbed some yarn and the kit and got started.
The products used in this review were provided by Rainbow Loom in exchange for an honest review.
I recently discovered the Wrapit Loom, by the creators of the Rainbow Loom. The Wrapit loom makes wonderful beaded bracelets, and it makes them easy! When I first saw the loom in action I was quite impressed and wanted to give it a go myself. I thought the girls would love it as well. There are actually 2 kits, one for ages 8+ and one for adults. I was lucky enough to get both so the girls and I could try them out and let you know what we thought!
This January I received a copy of Weighted Blankets, Vests & Scarves by the lovely Susan White Sullivan, and I thought I would review it for you.
