Showing posts with label black crow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black crow. Show all posts

October 1, 2014

Scarecrow Printable Recipe Cards

Hi, today is my first Ewe-N-Me Printables design team post. I decided to go with Scarecrow Printable Recipe Cards. My recipes are all over the place and I really need to organize them by season, these will be my Autumn/Fall recipes. I started by printing several copies of the file onto white cardstock then I cut them out.

I cut a recipe box with my Cricut using the Tags, Bags, Boxes and More2 cartridge using cream cardstock. When we lived in Michigan my fav fall activity was going to the cider mill for fresh cider, donuts and apples. I would turn the apples into a variety of different side dishes.


I lined the entire box with my brand of chipboard, an empty cereal box, cutting each piece of chipboard a little smaller than the area it was applied to.


This adds strength to the box and helps it to hold it's shape for a long time to come.

I also cut dividers using my From My Kitchen cartridge.


Then I decorated the outside of the box with ribbon (I attached the ribbon before assembling the box), cut a banner and added, "fall", punched some leaves of various colors and attached them to the box.


The Autumn/Fall theme of these recipe cards is perfect for my fav Autumn/Fall recipes. Now that we live in Arizona here it is the beginning of October and we are still running the air conditioner.


Sue Kracker

June 26, 2014

Farmhouse Sheep Kitchen Towel

Happy June everyone. Is it just me or is this month flying by?
Since I don't have little ones anymore, my sons are 19 and 23 (gulp) I have lots of time to create in the summer.  

But even if you are a busy momma this Farmhouse Sheep towel is simple and fast to make.


I bought a vintage kitchen towel from a thrift store. They are the best towels and last forever!

I Printed the image onto muslin. If you don't know how to print on fabric comment below and I will do a tutorial with my next post. 

I stitched the Farmhouse Black Sheep label onto felt to make it stiff and make a pocket with black embroidery thread. Then stitched it onto the towel using white thread. 


I put a handmade flower in mine and some red, white, and blue pip berries. It is such a fast project and I enjoy decorating my kitchen with these.

The labels I used are found here Farmhouse Labels Black Sheep Black Crow

Thanks for stopping by see what I created with this wonderful label. Til next time, enjoy summer!

Thanks so Much,
Cyn