Little Bits of This & That

Comfort and Joy!

Quilts...where do I begin? I definately love quilts, that is no secret. But which one is my favorite Christmas one? well, For the last few years I have been doing a book with the Holly Taylor Christmas fabric. It is so much fun to play with her fabric and create quilts that I love to use during the holidays. (I have already seen her new line of Christmas fabric for 2010....it is awesome!!!) But if I had to pick a favorite, it would be "Frosted Memories".

 I love this quilt with it's soft colors of cream and caramel. The back has flannel on it which makes it even better...nothing better than a winter quilt with a flannel backing!

I love to decorate the house with quilts all year round but especially at Christmas time. It makes the house feel extra cozy!

I remember when I made one of my first quilts and for years we didn't have a tree skirt (not sure why!?!?!) so we used the quilt to draped it around the bottom of the tree. I loved that! Quilts are such treasures...not just for the time and love that goes into making one for someone special, but for all the memories we put into them. Memories can be as simple as being curled up in a quilt on the sofa, snuggling with my kiddo, watching a favorite Christmas movie and eating popcorn.....that is when life is good!

If you didn't leave a comment on tuesday on my post, be sure to do so, so that you are entered in the Grand Prize drawings!

Remember to leave a comment (tell me about your favorite Christmas quilt) to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now hop on over to Roseann's Blog and see what project she has in store for you today!

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures : http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/    

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

One of my favorite things....

I really want to thank you all for all the kind comments you left for me this week and mostly yesterday! I am glad you like the candle mat and hope you enjoy making it. Thanks so much for hopping with us all. It has been really fun share our fun and memories with you. But we aren't done yet, so.....

Today is the day to tell you about a favorite gift we received from a child. I have received many special gifts from my kids over the years. I really love the hand print projects. It is so fun to see how they have grown and how big their hands are getting. (Makes me kinda sad too.....wishing they would stay little just a bit longer!)

The last few years my daughter Ashley has been making me a calendar from pictures and scrapbooking paper. It is a big favorite of mine to have the special calendar to hang and enjoy for a whole year. 

Ashley makes the pages from pictures of the kids at all ages.

 

She puts pictures of my husband and I on June (our anniversary month) and February. It is also nice that she marks the birthdays and anniversarys for me....helps me remember those special dates!

How cute is February! 

Ashley even added wonderful quotes to some of the pages that are a great reminder of what is important in life.
"It is the sweet simple things of life which are the real ones after all"~Laura Ingles Wilder 

Well, we are almost done with our hop...only a few days left!

If you didn't leave a comment yesterday on my post, be sure to do so, so that you are entered in the Grand Prize drawings!

Remember to leave a comment (tell me about your favorite gift give by a child) to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now hop on over to Carrie's blog and see what project she has in store for you today!

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures : http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/    

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com
  

Today is the day....

Today is the day I get to share a project with you, kind of like show and tell. I loved show and tell when I was in school! But since some of you have never been here before, I thought I would share a little about myself with you.

 

I am Sherri Falls and I have been married to my best friend Paul for 18 years...where did the time go? We met at the very first football game of my freshman year in high school, boy that was awhile ago!

We have 3 cute kiddo's, Ashley is going to 16 in 9 days, Sara is 12 and Ryan is 9. We also have 2 English bulldogs, 2 hamsters and 2 tree frogs. Never a dull moment in our house!

I have This & That pattern company. The name seemed to fit because I have always loved to do anything and everything creative. My lastest thing I am learning is knitting....love it! I started designing patterns and books about 5 1/2 years ago when I met Eileen Taylor, designer of the the Holly Taylor fabric line by Moda, when she had asked me to design a quilt when her newest fabric. I have had lots of fun "playing" with her fabrics ever since. And she is one sweet lady!

Here is Eileen and I at fall market in Houston this year....aren't we sexy ladies! We just couldn't resist getting our picture taken in the Me and My Sister booth.

Besides having a love of playing with the Holly Taylor fabrics, I also love to make projects from Moda's charm packs. I have designed a line of patterns called Little Scraps that use charm squares and make a variety of things from bags to note pad covers. Most of them can be done in an afternoon or day. I love projects that are fun, easy, and don't take too much time.

The project that I have for you today is a candle mat/table topper called "Christmas Eve Blessings".

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 to download and print the PDF of the pattern.

I hope you enjoy the candle mat! Please feel free to post a picture of your finished projects on our Flicker Page. We would love to see your finished projects!

Be sure to leave a comment here today to be entered in a drawing. The goodies the winner will receive is a fat 1/4 bundle of Lakeside Resort fabric (Newest Holly Taylor fabric due in stores in March, but you will get your bundle now!) Plus my 8 newest Little Scrap patterns from fall market.

 

Thanks so much for hopping by today...best of luck to you!
 Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Book of Blessings

When we start decorating the house for Christmas, it is so fun to go through all the boxes of decorations and remember when we made them or who gave them to us. A few years ago, I made a simple cover for a composition book. It was made out of some of my favorite Christmas fabric and has a cute little tag stitched to the front cover that says "Christmas Memories".

 

Every year when we decorate, we set out the book on the coffee table and through out the month of December, we all take turns writing in it things we felt made that Holiday season special. We write about everything from the weather to favorite gifts we gave or received. I love to sit and read what the kids wrote in their own words. It is so fun to read/see the holidays from their prospective. It will be very fun to read this book when they are all grown up.

Remember to leave a comment (tell me about your favorite decoration) to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now hop on over to Kari's blog and see what project she has in store for you today!

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures : http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/    

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

Traditions

 

Traditions is the topic of the day...but when I think of the Holiday season, just about everything we do seems to be a tradition. One of our favorite tradition is to go shopping the day after Thanksgiving. Now, I know that alot of people say that is crazy but alot of you are out there with me too! (Come on...admit it!) Our favorite place to shop is MOA or the "Mega Mall" if your from Minnie-sooo-ta! (Also called Mall of America .)

 
  
  I know it sounds crazy but it is really the best place to go on Black Friday! Everyone is off getting the great deals at all the smaller malls and MOA is almost vacant. But here is the secret to our success for shopping that day....get to the mall early and leave after lunch when the crowd arrives.

 
  
  
We really only go to have fun and watch the hustle and bustle of everyone. If we get alittle shopping done that is always good, but if we don't find too much that is o.k. too. I did make the mistake of going to Sears one year and the belt sander Paul wanted was on sale (Black friday sale-WOO HOO!) So I had to buy it, but then I ended up carrying it all day through that big ol' mall...not too fun, learned my lesson! 

Remember to leave a comment (tell me about your favorite tradition) to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now hop on over to PKM (Pam Kitty Morning) and see what project she has in store for you today!

 

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures : http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/    

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

Jolly Old Elf

Growing up, it was always a big holiday tradition for our family to see Santa and have our picture taken with him. Now, I must admit that I was never very fond of Santa and dreaded sitting on his lap. I didn't mind the idea of him stopping by and bringing me gifts, but I didn't like to actually talk with him face to face. I think it was because I knew that he knew all the bad things I had done that year. I was a pretty good kid, but we all have our bad days we would like to forget!

As I got older, I never got used to Santa, but I do have one favorite memory of him. When I was about 11, my mom said we were going to Excelsior, MN to the Mc.Donalds to have dinner and then a hay ride with Santa. I was not too happy....that was going to be just too much time spent with him! When we got there, my little brother, Matt sat on Santa's lap and just talked away. Then I heard him say "Santa, you have the same hands as my Grandpa!" As I looked closer, I realized that it was my grandpa and that is why Mom made such an big deal of us going to see Santa, especially since it was a school night!. Matt never did figure out that night that Santa was my Grandpa (He does know now..I think?!?)

(Santa/Grandpa, Me (In my awesome coat!) and my brothers, Matt and Tom.)

My grandpa made the best Santa and he was like him in many ways. I know my brother and I are very thankful and very blessed to have had such wonderful grandparents..and YES, this is the same Grandpa that took us sliding! 

Remember to leave a comment (tell me about your favorite memory of Santa) to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now it's time for you to hop over to Heather's Blog and enjoy the fun project she has in store for you! 

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures : http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/    

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

Oh Christmas Tree.....

Every year, the weekend after Thanksgiving, we go out and find a Christmas tree.

We take our time and pick out just the right one that will fit in our living room. I like to find a tall tree so that it will reach to the ceiling. Of course, Paul has to trim it when we get home and it always seem to end up kind of short. Paul and I put on the lights, then the kids hang all the special ornaments. We have to pick and choose which ornaments will go on the tree because every year my mom gives each of us a new ornament that represents a special memory of that year, so we have quite the collection. Each of our kids will have a special collection that is full of memories to decorate their own trees when they leave the nest. The last ornament that we hang is the Christmas Pickle.

A very old Christmas eve tradition in Germany was to hide a pickle deep in the branches of the  Christmas Tree. In the morning the most observant child would receive an extra gift from St. Nicholas. The first adult who finds the pickle traditionally gets good luck for the whole year. So we hide the pickle on Christmas Eve and have the best time in the morning watching the kids scramble over each other, trying to be the first one to find the pickle. Thankfully no one has tripped and fallen on the tree!

Now hop over to Pat's Blog to enjoy the fun she has in store for you today! 

Remember to leave a comment to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures :  http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/  

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

A funny thing...

I have received so many wonderful gifts over the years...there is too many to tell you, so I thought I would tell you about one of the funniest gifts I received.  When I was 15, we went to Grandma Daisy's house on Christmas day as we always did. (Isn't she cute?)

We spent the day eating wonderful food, sliding and finally opening gifts. When we gathered around the tree, I noticed a gift shaped like a garbage can. I started to laugh and asked Grandma why she would give one of us a garbage can?!?! Now some of my cousins were older so I figured that it was for one of them...but I just couldn't believe Grandma would buy that for a gift! (She was the type of grandma who gave you things you asked for as long they were pratical.) I was really having a good laugh about it until she brought that garbage can shaped gift over to me. It had my name on it! I was thinking "What in the world was she thinking?" Well, I opened the gift and it was a hamper. 

After everyone had a good laugh at me, Grandma said she was tired of seeing all my dirty clothes all over my room so now I had a place to put them. You must understand that Grandma was English and and very proper, so she wanted to teach me that everything had it's proper place. I did try to keep my room clean after that but mostly when I knew she was coming over.

Remember to leave a comment to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Now it's time for you to hop over to Terry's Blog and enjoy the fun project she has in store for you! 

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures :  http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/  

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

So Sweet!

There is nothing so sweet as when my Mom makes Divinity candy for Christmas.

It isn't an easy candy to make but it isn't too difficult either. It just takes patience, something I know I need more of.

Here is the recipe that Mom has been using for as long as I can remember~

^Divinity

2 2/3 cups granulated sugar   2/3 cup light corn syrup
1/2 cup water
2 large egg whites, room temperature
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
2/3 cup broken nuts (of your choice)

Line a large baking sheet with wax paper. Set aside.

In a large heavy saucepan over low heat, add sugar, corn syrup, and water, stirring constantly, until sugar is dissolved. Continue to cook, without stirring, until the temperature reaches 260 degrees F. on your

Candy Thermometeror until a small amount of candy mixture dropped into very cold water forms a hard ball. Remove sugar mixture from heat.  NOTE: A Candy Thermometer is the most accurate way of testing the temperature of the sugar solution.

In a large bowl using your electric mixer at high speed, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Continue beating and add the hot sugar mixture to the egg whites in a slow, steady, thin stream until well mixed in. Once you begin to pour the hot sugar mixture, do NOT stop and do not scrape the mixing bowl. When all the syrup has been combined, continue to beat the mixture until it begins to lose its gloss and holds its shape in stiff peaks. This takes about 10 minutes of solid beating.

Remove the bowl from the mixer stand and fold in the vanilla extract, nuts and/or optional add-ins of your choice. If the candy becomes too stiff, add a few drops of hot water.

Using two large spoons (using 1 spoon to push the candy off the other spoon), drop spoonfuls of divinity mixture into mounds onto the waxed paper.  

(I like to shake sprinkles onto the divinty...but you must shake fast as the divinity dries and the sprinkle will roll off.) Allow to rest undisturbed for two hours, or until the mounds are at room temperature.  Carefully peel from the waxed paper and store on layers of waxed paper in an airtight container for up to two weeks. Divinity also freezes exceptionally well for longer storage.

 I still love eating Divinity on Christmas day at Mom's but I only eat a piece or two as it seems to have gotten sweeter over the years...I sure could eat more of it when I was little.

Remember to leave a comment to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

~Sherri

Now hop on over to

Sandy Gervais's

blog and see what wonderful project she has for you. I know you will love it! I have been a huge fan of hers for a very long time and think she is amazing!

 

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart : http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures :  http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/  

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com

Over the river and through the woods....

Today is the first day of our blog hop and we are going to take you down memory lane, sharing with you some of our special childhood memories of Christmas.

 
Christmas day for me was always spent at Grandma and Grandpa Johnsen's.....and there was always tons of snow!  (The picture above is the road leading to their house in 1978....isn't it beautiful!) The big event of the day.....besides eating way to much food and enjoying gifts from family....was going sliding. My Grandparents lived in Deephaven, MN in a Cape Cod style house that they built in 1939. The house was built on top of a hill and there was nothing better than driving over and seeing Grandma's house, yard and trees covered in snow.

 

 After we had all feasted on Grandma's perfectly cooked Christmas dinner, all my cousin's, brothers and I would get dressed in our snow clothes and head outside with my Grandpa to go sliding. Now remember, they lived on top of a big hill, so we would slide down their hill. Grandpa would then push us across the street (looking out for any traffic of course!) and then down the next hill.

 
It was amazing!

 
As we got older, my brothers and cousins would get alittle crazy and water down the hill before we ate so that when we were ready to go sliding, it would be frozen and then we would really fly down the hill. Of course they were smart enough to check to see if you hit a tree on the way down, and since I was the youngest and only girl out there with them, I always ending up being the one to test out the run...luckily I didn't hit too many trees! And that is one of my many wonderful Christmas memories....now hop on over to Gudrun's blog to check out her Quilt-As-You-Go pattern that she had designed just for you.

Remember to leave a comment to have your name put in the drawing for all the wonderful prizes we have in store you. Also, please subscribe to my blog to stay updated with all the goings on here....more on the way tomorrow..see ya then!

Nov. 9th. Gudrun from GE Designs:  www.gudrun.typepad.com

Nov. 10th. Sandy from Pieces from my Heart :  http://piecesfrommyheart-sgervais.blogspot.com/

Nov. 11th. Terry from Atkinson Designs :  www.terryatkinson.typepad.com

Nov. 12th. Pat from Pat Sloan & Co.:  www.patsloan.typepad.com

Nov. 13th.  Heather from Anka's Treasures :  http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/  

Nov. 14th. Pam from Pam Kitty Morning :  http://pamkittymorning.blogspot.com

Nov. 15th. Kari from New Leaf Stitches :  www.newleafstitches.com/blog/

Nov. 16th. Terri from Whimsicals :  http://whimsicals.typepad.com/

Nov. 17th. Sherri from This 'N' That http://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/

Nov. 18th. Carrie from Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. http://lavieenrosie.typepad.com

Nov. 19th. Roseann from Rosebud's Cottage. http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com

Nov. 20th. Linda from Linda Lum DeBono  http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com