I have been working a few things; one was my tiny little bears and a bit later on I will share this project idea with you all on how to make these little guys.
These little bears can be made on a sewing machine or by just sewing by hand; I just hand sewed this one and the stitching is a bit strange looking but that is because I wanted that way. I did the stitching a bit loose and jagged to get this effect but one not do this way I was just playing around with an idea when I did up this little bear.
I used a bit of brown felt for the bear and cotton fabrics for the little dress, buttons for the eyes and bead for the nose. I used bigger buttons just because I wanted a different look to the bear, what I am trying there is a lots of ways to make these little guys and they don't have to be just bears with a few simple changes you can make dogs, rabbits cats or what ever else one can think up. I will share the project idea sometime next week so be on the look out for how to make these little guys.
this recipe makes 2 large loafs of blue berry bread, and tastes wonderful with the heavy cream. The batter will mix up really quite thick but you can spread in bread pans easily. The 2 loafs lasted about a day in home!5 cups of flour1 1/2 cups of sugar2 big table spoons of baking powder1 teaspoon of salt3/4 cups of real melted butter/or softened1 1/2 cups of your choice of nuts, such as walnuts chopped slightly or chopped up fine depending on what you like.4 eggs2 cups of heavy cream2 teaspoons of vanilla extract3-4 cups of fresh blue berries or you can use the frozen blue berriesHeat the oven to 350 degrees, grease and flour your large loaf pans or I made this in a bundt cake pan then you will just get one large loafMix up the the dry ingredients first then add the butter and nuts, cream, eggs vanilla, gently add the blues berries, the dough gets a bit thick and stiff but it will work, then after it is mixed and thick spoon into the loafs even though its thick you can work it and spread in the loaf pans. It bakes for about an hour and 20 minutes.Let cool about 10-12 minutes for cutting with a bread knife.
Big hello to all;
as you may have noticed I have not been posting my blogs lately or not as often as I used to do in the past couple of years. Well I have had some serious battles with my health and the most recent was I was in the hospital for a few days as I thought I was having a heart attack.
Thank heavens it was not but I do have some serious problems one is the heart is misfiring electrically quite often and the other is the old heart will not slow down even when I am just sitting it goes 90-100 beats and that is not good for me. I am now on a beta block twice daily to get the heart under control and later in a month I will find out what the next steps are to help this heart of mine.
I am thinking of changing the name a bit on both blogs, I had a wonderful talk with someone who explained that maybe one of the reasons I don't have any sales lately is because of the names of the blogs, they do not really tell people what I do make and I think that might be correct so I am thinking and would also like to hear from you all what might be added to or names that might be interesting.
No I have not been crafting much these past weeks more trying to get that heart to slow down for me but I will be and I will be going head strong into it again. If you have ideas for me on what to do change or make the blog names better just add your comments and I will look I may even have a contest for the best name and a free give away.

Well I had lots of fun finishing up this newest rock cottage;I love using the acrylic paints and designing these rock cottage door stops. I think the make a room more lively as I try to create them with imagination alone. Each cottage has those famous cobwebs and spider webs; with either a person or animal peeking out of a window or if I let my thinking get a little wild who knows what else might be peeking out a window! I try to make each one different, no patterns just what might first come to mind to create them. Each rock is washed and cleaned quite well before painting with acrylic paints and I use various sizes of brushes for the details of each cottage and a very good sealer.
A nice thing about these rock cottage door stops is they are heavy to keep a door ajar; but I also make sure to pick out those rocks that are unusual and shaped like a small cottage would be each one is never the same and I feel that is the fun of making these cute cottages.I will be adding this new rock cottage to my store its just krazy kute Productions in a few days so that it can be purchased.