Flat Bread Pizza

Easy to make for dinner, or when you don't have much time to cook :)

Ingredients for the one in the picture:

Jalapenos
Olives
Pineapple
Mushrooms
Onions
Bell peppers
Tomatoes
Cheese
Pizza Sauce
Basil leaves (crushed)
Trader Joe's® Flat Bread

Father's Day Cards

I'll start off by teaching you how to make the shirt :)

Fold the hot dog way

Fold again a pinky or finger width back

Fold inward towards that back that isn't open to make the neck

Tuck the shirt under the neck

Open it up again and fold outward to make the sleeves!

Fold it under the neck again

Put 2-3 pins in for the buttons :)

These are the materials you need to make the cards:

Fancy construction paper

Stamps, ruler, pins, double stick tape, a cutting utensil or scissors 

Assorted scrapbook paper 

Hard brochure paper

The End :)

Tote :)

Made this tote improvising along the way! I'm very happy with the results. No previous idea used :)

Accessories from scraps!

Head band from jersey fabric or 100% cotton :)

(sew the ends) 

Belt for my jacket :) (just so it can be fitting)

And with the left over fabric I had, I made....

...this phone/camera pouch :)

Also made these accessories out of some t-shirt scraps I had left. 

take a circle or square, locate the middle and bring all the corners into the middle.

For a circle, do the same. Obviously no corners ;) but you get the idea! 

Long Disc projects!

Clock made out of a long disc!

(You can find the clock case/dial etc at Michael's Art & Craft Store)

Also this cool bowl (to store accessories)

Place the long disc how it is shown on the picture. Minimum temperature and you will notice the disc take its shape. Take it out of the oven and mold it before it gets cold!

Pillows with 2 different designs!

 Cut out 4 total (2 different types of each pattern) into even squares or rectangles.

Stuff your pillows :)

Sew on 3 sides and 3/4s of the way on the 4th side. Sew ending by hand

From scraps to SCARF!

100% cotton in 1 inch diameter and 2 1/2 feet long 

Twist and tie. Lastly, sew the ends to each other :)