This week I have been:-
- Making Vanilla Syrup for my Dad’s coffee from a recipe found via Craftzine. I used real vanilla bean in place of vanilla extract.
- Starting my first Quilt using some Prints Charming fabric I bought from Hot Possum
- Making Bath Salts and Bath Bomb at Guides for my Mum
- Selling Guide Biscuits!
This week we would like to thank Rachel, from One Pretty Thing, and Amy from Mom Advice, for featuring our Restaurant Folders!
Thanks also to Selina at Wild Things of Noosa for giving us an award – much appreciated!
Check out the fabulous Scrappy Loyalty Card Wallets made by Kristin at Grace Violet, and by Deb at Like Minds!
Posted by Sarah
Yummo – that vanilla syrup sounds delish 🙂
Looks like fun at your place…love the quilt fabrics!
Sounds like you’ve been busy Sarah! Good luck with your first quilt, the fabrics are beautiful.
You have been a busy chicken! Love the fabric from Prints Charming – i need to get me some!
mmmm coffee syrup! You create the cutest things sarah! well done. xx
Not a coffee drinker, but some vanilla syrup makes it sound very appealing!
Looks like a great week, so productive and fun. Love the looks of your new quilt!
Guide biscuits are so yummy aren’t they. Ours are sold here in March and we always have to buy some chocolate and minis but at least a carton of originals as they are fabulous for things like bases or fudge cake. I love them with butter on.
Wow- everything you touch turns to perfection! What an amazing week in our gorgeous household.
yum I would like that recipe as I go to my Sil for cappa she has one of the cappa Machines. I would like to tell you that I have a giveaway as you come on my blog a lot.
X Razzy
Hey Sarah
I love all the creativity you’ve been up to this week. The quilt is looking gorgeous already. Have a great evening & weekend.
Janelle xx
Have fun making your quilt, you’ll be fine. If I can make one anyone can. The fabric looks beautiful.
Enjoy your mother’s day
Linda
‘Oooooo’, I love vanilla anything. Sounds delicious, lucky dad. The quilt fabric is beautiful, what a great mix of colours. xx
I love Girl Guides and any time a little girl comes to our door with their parents in tow. Everyone in the house (whoever is here at the moment) buys a box. The girls are always quite thrilled.
You amaze me.
How is your son doing? Still happy from his fantastic adventure.
I know that you and your Mom and Sarah will have a wonderful time.
Love Renee xoxo
kisses and hugs and have a wonderful mother’s day.
xoxox
I m a coffee drinker, but never try adding vanilla syrup before, sounds like yummy!!
wishing you a Happy Mother’s Day, enjoys!
Vanilla syrup for coffee sounds delicious.
I love your quilt fabric too, enjoy your quilting.
Hi Sarah – Thanks for your tutorial on the Passport Protector. I made a couple using your instructions and showed them on my blog: raggedysandy.blogspot.com.
Wow Sarah you have been busy! Your vanilla syrup looks lovely and the quite fabrics are gorgeous! Well done you!
It looks like there has been a lot of activity around your home! I love the fabrics you have selected for your quilt – I will be checking back for a glimpse of the finished projects. Have a lovely weekend!
Oh yay! Your first quilt. I love the fabrics you’ve selected. Well done. And yum to vanilla syrup 🙂
such fun projects! i can’t wait to see the quilt!
Don’t you just love bath bombs and salts? Your mum sure will.
Have fun making your first quilt! I still haven’t been brave enough yet, so will be good to see a couple of pictures along the way.
You’ve been busy! I love the colours of your quilt- absolutely stunning!
Beautiful fabrics for the quilt! Really nice.
busy girl. Hurrah for first quilts, what fun….
I have a bunch of vanilla beans I was given by a friend who just came back from Madagascar, that vanilla syrup sounds perfect (maybe not for my coffee, I like it bitter, but I think it will be perfect with my plain yogurt!)
it all looks wonderful. can’t wait to see the quilt!!
you have been busy!
mmmm..vanilla syrup. that sounds wonderful. lovin the peek at the quilt. those are such happy fabrics.
My you have been a busy bee! What wonderful fabric, I am looking forward to seeing your finished quilt.
x
I love the quilt you are making, Sarah! The fabrics and colors are great (O: Look forward to see how it will look in the end.
i always wanted to learn quilt… just cant find time… anyways thanks for reminding me that i need to do this for my spare time…