Baby Blankets

So, about 7 years ago I started making baby blankets.  I usually make them for most of the baby showers that I go to.  I love working with colors and patterns that make me think of the person I am making it for.  I hope each child that receives one of my blankets treasures it forever and finds many moments of comfort with it ♥ Here are my latest two blankets for new arrivals...

I love using colorful stitching to make the blanket be coordinated.

Flannel on one side for warm comfort.

Patterned cotton fabric  GREAT for tummy time.

Rainbow stitching

Soft and Cozy White Flannel

I used 4 different pieces of purple fabric on this one. 

New Short Aprons with Ruffles

Here are my newest short aprons with ruffles, I have been working with lots of different fabrics and I have been enjoying the luxuriousness of many of them.  Please take a moment to let me know what you think,  I love feedback ♥

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Blue and Brown Striped Short Apron with Ruffles ~ $25

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Waist Aprons with Ruffles

So,  I loved the way the Short Aprons with ruffles turned out and I decided to create some waist aprons with ruffles.  They were a lot of fun to make and I learned some new techniques along the way! Here are my first three,  I will be adding more as I make them!  ENJOY! 



Brown Polka Dot Waist Apron with Ruffles ~ $20





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Roasted Red Pepper Dip w/ Roasted Garlic

This is one of my favorite dips and it is soooo good for you!!!!!

~Ingredients~

3 Roasted Red Peppers * 

1 Can of Chick Peas

1 Lemon ~ Juice & some zest
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2 tsp. Olive Oil
3 Cloves of Roasted Garlic**



*Roasting Peppers:   Preheat Oven to 425. Slice the tips off the peppers and remove the stalk and insides.Then place upside down on a foil lined baking sheet. Bake for 20 minutes.

Remove from oven immediately and cover with foil for 20 minutes, so the peppers can steep...

While they are steeping...

Add the chick peas, lemon juice & Zest to the food processor...

After steeping for 20 minutes, immediately peel skins off of peppers ~CAUTION~ THEY WILL BE HOT, use a fork to help you, when they are peeled put them in food processor with the chick peas.                                        

  ...or you can buy a jar of roasted red peppers if you don't have the time for roasting!

Here is what the peppers look like after being roasted and peeled.

**Roasting Garlic: Preheat Oven to 400. 

Take the 3 garlic cloves, pressed and broken and 2 tsp. oil and place into small foil form created here:

Bake for 12 minutes, then add to the processor.

             Puree ALL together until smooth, serve with toasted pita bread or pita chips, ENJOY!!!