My first froggie!

Amazing baking site to check out!

BAKERELLA

How to make a butterstick:

another best idea ever...

From the Lion Brand Yarn periodic email (8/27/09):

Tip of the Week
Tricks of the trade from customers like you

Join us every week for tips, tricks, and advice shared by customers like you. This week's tip is from Wendy D.: "I use a [cleaned out] two-pound coffee can to keep my balls of yarn hair- and debris-free while knitting. I cut holes in the plastic top and use metal rings [grommets] (found in hardware stores) so as to not snag the yarn. Pop in a few balls of my favorite yarn, pull through the holes and ta-da! No hair or lint on my yarn while I am knitting and it is easy to take in the car too!"

Now, to find a coffee can... I think I have a Trader Joe's one around here somewhere. I abandoned it for bags of delicious Eight O' Clock Coffee. If you haven't tried that stuff, it rules... Go immediately to Amazon.com and sign up for Subscribe & Save with that stuff, you will not be sorry.

-M

Floaty Toes Dry Goods is now On ARTFIRE and FACEBOOK

I am all over the place! Come and find me!

Monster Puppets in Seattle

A cute little shop in Capitol Hill had these upstairs in their own wee gallery!

My crafting area transformation!!!

best idea ever!!!!

well, almost... notice the price says "Books start at $24.95"
submitted for your approval, i give you the knit book.
i'll need to investigate further for accurate pricing info...

here's a random picture, just for fun: