This dress is huge. When I finished making it, I looked at it and thought that it would never in a million years fit Megan this year. But, it does. My little girl is growing up too fast.

I'm on a roll this week, huh? Haven't ever posted so many sewing projects so close together!

This morning I made three little travel pillows for the kids. Since we will be traveling over night, the kids will have to sleep for quite a while in the car. Hopefully these little pillows will make them a bit more comfortable.

Miss Megan desperately needs clothes. Most of her clothes are getting to be too small, or they are too stained to wear in public. Thankfully, God has blessed me with the ability to sew! And the princess has been reaping the benefits lately.

I love these things. I think they are so useful, and just so stinkin' cute! I've made a bunch of them in the past, but somehow, until today, I'd never made any for MY kids. I decided that this would be a good way for them to keep their crayons contained on our long drive this weekend. We'll see if it works. Click through for pictures.

On Friday we'll be leaving to visit the great, humid land that is called Omaha, Nebraska. While there, we always do all sorts of fun activities. One of the things that the kids enjoy the most, is helping Ma in the kitchen. She often lets them make cookies, frosting, pizza, and other things that more often than not end up unidentifiable. But the kids always have a great time.

VBS started last night! Our church is doing it a bit differently this year, and is having it for 5 consecutive Wednesday nights.

Yesterday morning, I stopped by the church and picked up the kids t-shirts. I bought Megan a bigger one so that I could cut it up and turn it into a cute dress. And this is where the drama began...

Finished up a quilt I've been working on for a friend. It has it's issues, but overall, I really like how it turned out. Click through for more pics.

This morning I made another set of note cards. I love how simple these cards are to make, and I love that they use scraps! No scrap is too small for making note cards.

I made my mom an apron! She works at a school whose colors are blue and gold, and whose mascot is a shark. She had to decorate a bunch of cookies at the school, and wanted a cute apron to wear. I, of course, was happy to oblige. Especially since it required a special trip to the fabric store.

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As most of you know, I have a weakness when it comes to fabric. I kind of love it. Sometimes I go into the fabric store just to touch all of the different textures (I swear that's the only reason...it's not because I have a 40% off coupon or because novelty prints are 20% off...).

I will admit, however, that my own fabric stash has grown a bit out of hand this past year. Okay...a LOT out of hand.

Now, before you read any more, I need to say that the rest of my house really is pretty clean. I've been working hard to get it clean, and keep it that way. You'll have to trust me that this closet is the exception in my house.