Saturday, October 31, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Awesome Payless Coupon!
Thanks Anna for the tip!


I wanted to try to make monogram shirts for my girls and have seen the tutorials on freezer paper stencils and thought I would give it a try.

First...print whatever shape/letter you are stenciling onto your freezer paper. I cut out an 8x11 piece of freezer paper and taped it on to a regular sheet of paper (shiny side down).
Then...I took my exacto knife and cut out the shape.
Take a small sheet of freezer paper and iron it on to the BACK side of your shirt so the ink/glue doesn't soak through. Iron it shiny side DOWN.
Then iron on the stencil to the front of the shirt...shiny side DOWN.

Then I took fabric glue and spread it on to the shirt.
Then I sprinkled the glitter on the glue and pressed down on it. I let it dry over night to ensure that the glue was dried.
When I peeled the stencil off it did NOT come in one piece I had to tear around each curve of the letter....{not a BIG deal but at the time I was thinking I just ruined a good shirt!!}
On the spots that didn't have a lot of glitter I just put a little glue and glitter on and let it dry. I think they turned out REALLY cute!
Thanks for sharing your blog with me Whitney & Alish!
It was so fun to see your Glitter Shirts! So cute! Thanks Crafts and Deals for Stopping by!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
More Halloween Ideas from Womensday.com
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Giveaway from Somewhat Simple
Hope we win!!
Our Halloween Fun Foods
Witches Brew


Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Send Us Your Favorite Soup Recipes
We are still taking submissions. Send us your favorite soup recipe and photo.
It will be great to have new hot soup recipes to try as the weather cools down.
Italian Chicken
This is such a quick easy recipe because I just do it in the crockpot! Who doesn't love a quick recipe?Place 8 chicken tenders in the crockpot (I just put it in frozen)
Combine in a separate bowl:
8 oz. cream cheese
1 can cream of chicken soup
1/2 c. Italian salad dressing
Pour mixture over chicken in crockpot. Cook on low for 5-6 hours.
Serve over rice
* I usually only use about 6 oz. of cream cheese
Monday, October 26, 2009
Weekly Menu
Tuesday: Skillet Lasagna, Salad, French Bread
Wednesday: Baked Potato Soup and Rolls
Thursday: Whole Chicken, Rice Pilaf and Veggie
Friday: Pulled Pork Sandwiches and Veggie Tray
Saturday: Wild Rice Soup and Rolls
Sunday: Italian Chicken over rice with Veggie and Caramel Brownies
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Carmel Apples



Friday, October 23, 2009
Diaper Wipe Case Tutorial......and some of Our Designs



plain wipe case
glue gun
pins
paper
pencil
batting
material
trim
ribbon/embellishments
scissors
ruler or measuring tape
Trace the bottom of your wipe case once and top of your wipe case twice. One of your top patterns will be the pattern for your batting.
Once you have your patterns for the top and bottom you will need to measure the bottom and top sides of your wipe case. Once you have the measurement you will need to extend the top and bottom drawing by the amount you measured so that it will cover the sides of your wipe case.
You will have three patterns .I labeled mine top, bottom and batting so that I could use my patterns again. *The batting pattern is your original top pattern. It will be the smallest.
Pin your patterns to the batting and cut out your batting. Next, do this with your top and bottom patterns to cut out your material.
Glue your batting to the top of you wipe case.
Glue the material to the top of the case. Make sure it covers the sides. It doesn't have to be perfect because you will be putting trim around the edges. Do the exact same thing to the bottom of the case. Then add ribbons or any other "bling" you want to the top of your wipe case. You want to do this before you add the trim.
Glue trim to the top and bottom of the case. I like to start in the back so that the seams match up in the back and not in the front. 

An Awesome Deal....Hurry Over!

Blog Swap with Blue Cricket Design
We love her blog style and think she is AMAZING!
Enjoy!
Hi Sister's Stuff fans! I'm invading today from over at Blue Cricket Design. I'm Becca and if you don't mind I'm going to pretend I'm a third sister to Whitney and Alish! Who wouldn't want to be part of their fun family!
I'm excited to share a fun, easy and affordable project with you today! First you'll need to raid your little girls dress up jewelery! Quick! She's not looking!!! This fun scrap fabric bracelet project uses plastic bangle bracelets and scrap fabric and buttons (optional!). Don't laugh but the bracelets I'm using came from a Barbi Happy Meal from McDonald's! FINALLY a Happy Meal toy I didn't want to throw away right away!!!
You will need: Bracelets, a glue gun and glue sticks, fabric and
buttons if you'd like to adorn your bracelets!
I added some vintage buttons to this one for a little more detail!
Be sure to check back often and mark your calendars! I am hosting an exciting "Giveaway A Day" event November 2nd -6th! Each day of that week I will be having a different Sponsor hosting their own amazing giveaway!
So come and grab my button and help spread the word!! It's sure to be a hit!Thanks Sisters for having me over to play on your amazing blog!!!


















