My ten year old made a valentine with needlework Last week, I mentioned that we’re making valentines at our house. Stitchery, or needlework, has a particular “look,” where lines appear textural. Similar to sewing cards of toddlerhood, stitched cards have a charming look. Whether it’s Valentine’s Day or not. What you need to make your…
I have a blog at free Blogspot, here at self-hosted WordPress (also here), and free WordPress. Why do I have so many different blogs? Each blog shares a different part of my life. I’ve got juliecache.com to be an all-in-one, find-them-all place, but it’s more personal than the other blogs. But not everyone wants to see…
As I work to Save the Barn, I try new things. Because Save the Barn began on Facebook, I started a blog for people who are not on Facebook. I also have a Twitter account (it’s OK to internet stalk me!), so Sarah from the Save the Barn admin group and I have used the…
The Frugal Tuesday Tip is a linky blog hop, dedicated to encouraging the frugal lifestyle. It is hosted by: Sara at Learning the Frugal Life Julia S. at Confessions of a Frugal Mind and me! If you have done something frugal this last week, share it here by joining our linky blog hop or leave a comment. Keep…
…quality tools and materials are key to a child’s creation of quality artwork. I allow my kids to use my paper cutter, “good” markers, and “adult” paper punches (you see a corner rounder on the table).