These two platters were for Happy Hour held every Friday! I was told by one of my co-workers that this fruit platter was my best yet! Cool! What do you think? I decided to cut some of the melon into smaller pieces and then put them into a shingle-like pattern. There's also some dried pineapple and peaches on the ends!
The wonderful world of cheese! I included some Cheddar, Brie, Lemon, and Boursin cheese!
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Jr. Crafters Night!!
Our Inspiration! We didn't actually use the instructions because, who does that?! |
This is Penelope (we gave her a blogging alias). She is cutting her first piece of fabric for the front of her laundry bag. |
This is Pocahontas (she chose her blogging alias!). I had her measure and cut her front fabric piece. |
Penelope needed a mental health break, and therefor did what any typical 11 year old would do. Placing one's skirt on one's head is clearly the most obvious thing to do. |
Back to business. We found a Tupperware lid for our laundry hole. The girls traced the circle and cut them out. |
Again, Penelope needed a break, as did "Daisy" (who's name has been changed to protect her true identity). |
Pocahontas pinned the right sides of the front and back piece together. (I used bias tape on the holes to finish the edges.) |
Penelope did a great job using the sewing machine. She sewed three sides, leaving the top open. |
Pocahontas, having never used a sewing machine before did a great job as well! I had her leave a bigger seam around the edges so there was plenty of room to work. |
Friday, March 18, 2011
Curly Cues
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Cheese Platter
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