I know this is a crafting blog not a food blog however...This is currently one of our favorite family meals. It's fast. It's healthy. It's inexpensive. And, it's good. And because it's rare for me to find meals that are all of the above I'm sharing the recipe with whoever wants to give it a whirl.Here it is:#1. In a large skillet/frying pan/wok cook sliced pork tenderloin until it is no longer pink. (However, I never use pork tenderloin. We always use the left over half of a pork roast we had ... View the Post

Here's a $5 dollar and 30 minute apron that you still have time to make for Mother's Day!What you need:* 1 yard of fabric...(it will make 2 aprons but you need the 36 inch length)* 1 package of matching bias tape (or made from fabric which is what I used here)* matching thread#1 Find an apron that you like (I like simple with a curved edge) and lay it on top of your fabric. Cut around this pattern leaving a inch or so for seam allowances. #2 Starting at base of one arm and going to the base ... View the Post

Remember this skirt?It is up for a giveaway on Jen's Tatertots and Jello blog today. Hurry!And remember this?Yep, it's a giveaway too. Yippee!!!!! ... View the Post

I entered my tulle ruffle skirt in the Studio 5 $5.00 challenge. Hannah wore it for Easter and will wear it again in an upcoming family wedding. I love it....and my favorite part was that it was so cheap! (or frugal...whichever you prefer). Run to Walmart to get your own supplies....I used 4 yards of Walmart tulle at 97 cents per yard($3.88 total) and 16 inches of their broadcloth in the hot pink for the underskirt part which was 88 cents. The fabric total was $4.76 and the elastic for the ... View the Post