Hello everyone! Todays blog is about a wonderful shop ran by April Bennett. The owner/designer of Cuddle Me Beanies and Patterns. April creates all types of crochet patterns and makes finished items to sell. She is also a salon owner/tech by day, and a crocheter by night. She loves to crochet ! It is not only a relaxing hobby, but gives her great joy to see her products in use. Her exact quote is " I love seeing the finished items on people who love them, and my patterns being made by people who can also sell the items and help with the bills!!" You can fine April's shop on Facebook at, https://www.facebook.com/CuddleMeBeanies were she has an assortment of items, including boot cuffs, that you will love and need with your boots, little crocheted sandals for your little girls, some really awesome hats and much much more.It's a shop you will really enjoy visiting. So go there today take a look around and buy something you can't live with out. Pictured above is some of her beautiful work.
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Cuddle Me Beanies
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Hello everyone! Todays blog is about a wonderful shop ran by April Bennett. The owner/designer of Cuddle Me Beanies and Patterns. April creates all types of crochet patterns and makes finished items to sell. She is also a salon owner/tech by day, and a crocheter by night. She loves to crochet ! It is not only a relaxing hobby, but gives her great joy to see her products in use. Her exact quote is " I love seeing the finished items on people who love them, and my patterns being made by people who can also sell the items and help with the bills!!" You can fine April's shop on Facebook at, https://www.facebook.com/CuddleMeBeanies were she has an assortment of items, including boot cuffs, that you will love and need with your boots, little crocheted sandals for your little girls, some really awesome hats and much much more.It's a shop you will really enjoy visiting. So go there today take a look around and buy something you can't live with out. Pictured above is some of her beautiful work.
Hello everyone! Todays blog is about a wonderful shop ran by April Bennett. The owner/designer of Cuddle Me Beanies and Patterns. April creates all types of crochet patterns and makes finished items to sell. She is also a salon owner/tech by day, and a crocheter by night. She loves to crochet ! It is not only a relaxing hobby, but gives her great joy to see her products in use. Her exact quote is " I love seeing the finished items on people who love them, and my patterns being made by people who can also sell the items and help with the bills!!" You can fine April's shop on Facebook at, https://www.facebook.com/CuddleMeBeanies were she has an assortment of items, including boot cuffs, that you will love and need with your boots, little crocheted sandals for your little girls, some really awesome hats and much much more.It's a shop you will really enjoy visiting. So go there today take a look around and buy something you can't live with out. Pictured above is some of her beautiful work.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Creative Beauty

Hello everyone! Today, I will be featuring a very wonderful, vendor. She is the owner Creative Beauty as well as the mother of two beautiful little models. She has always loved creating and for years only made items for her girls, family and friends. She started her business in November 2012, and as you will see when you visit her shop, she is very creative.
Kierstin crochets a verity of very beautiful items which you will love. She has the cutest little Easter basket in the world, alone with Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Monkeys and much, much more. OMG! You should see the awesome hair bows she makes for you and your little ones she has them in Disney, Duck Dynasty, Little Pony and much more. Soon she will be adding chunky bead necklaces to her shop. I can’t wait to see what she does with those.
You can visit her shop on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/kierstin.hudsonstout#!/creativebeauty817 or go to her Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/CreativeBeauty2013?ref=si_shop
Keirstin also has RTS items every weekend in the unleashed off D’ hook sale. You can follow the group on Facebook or follow my Friday morning blog Weekend Happenings on the Web http://grandmaha.blogspot.com/2013/03/weelend-happenings-around-web-march.htm
If you are a vendor or Photographer and want to be featured email me at grandmahaledonna450@gmail.com
Copyright Donna Hale 2013
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Amber Werner Photography
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Hello everyone!
Today, I am going to introduce you to a wonderful photographer named Amber. She is an Air Force wife, mother of two small children,a full time business student and the sole owner of Amber Werner Photography based out of the Phoenix, AZ. Amber specializes in newborn, children and family photography.
She joined the Air Force straight out of high school in 2003 and was based in Germany for 2 years, where she met and married her husband. They were then relocated to Phoenix, where they happily live now.
Growing up, Amber always enjoyed taking pictures, but her passion for the business grew after the birth of her first child in 2010. She started studying photography seriously in Nov 2010, then opened her business in April 2012. After 10 years of active duty service, Amber decided to transition into the AF Reserves to focus more on her busines, school, and family. Since that time, her business has really taken off. And for good reason, you can look at her work on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn#!/amberwernerphotography?fref=ts or her website amberwernerphotography.com
To make an appointment with Amber just give her a call at 931-824-5353 or E-mail her at amberwernerphotography@gmail.com
Copyrights Donna Hale 2013

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Hello everyone!
Today, I am going to introduce you to a wonderful photographer named Amber. She is an Air Force wife, mother of two small children,a full time business student and the sole owner of Amber Werner Photography based out of the Phoenix, AZ. Amber specializes in newborn, children and family photography.
She joined the Air Force straight out of high school in 2003 and was based in Germany for 2 years, where she met and married her husband. They were then relocated to Phoenix, where they happily live now.
Growing up, Amber always enjoyed taking pictures, but her passion for the business grew after the birth of her first child in 2010. She started studying photography seriously in Nov 2010, then opened her business in April 2012. After 10 years of active duty service, Amber decided to transition into the AF Reserves to focus more on her busines, school, and family. Since that time, her business has really taken off. And for good reason, you can look at her work on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn#!/amberwernerphotography?fref=ts or her website amberwernerphotography.com
To make an appointment with Amber just give her a call at 931-824-5353 or E-mail her at amberwernerphotography@gmail.com
Copyrights Donna Hale 2013
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Working With Satin
Satin fabric is beautiful with an expensive look. Its lovely, but also slippery to work with. It slides all over the place when pinning, cutting and sewing. It is mostly used for wedding dresses or prom dresses, but I love to use it for my newborn bonnets.They turn out very beautiful!
Because it is so slippery, that means you need to take extra precaution when laying out patterns and cutting the fabric. Lay the fabric folded selvage to selvage, with right sides facing each other out on a sheet or tissue paper and use only very sharp scissors or a rotary cutter. That makes it somewhat easier and a little longer to work with then other materials.
Try to avoid pinholes by pinning your patterns outside of the seam allowance area. You can also use tailor's chalk to mark any special pattern details. Don't use fabric-marking pens, they bleed and can permanently damage your satin fabric!
Because satin is a slippery fabric, it is relatively difficult to sew. Prior to stitching, test your needle on a piece of satin scrap. Satin works best with a sharp, lightweight needle. Increase the sewing tension to secure the satin fabric as you feed it through the machine and use a single-hole throat plate to avoid the fabric jamming into the machine. You must take extra care feeding the fabric under the needle of your sewing machine to ensure the hem or seam remains straight.
Only handwash or dry clean satin and remember to use a dry iron and press cloth!
You can find this beautiful Bonnet at
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Is your mind a mess?
Hello
Have you ever been stuck and don't know what to do? Can't think of a new Crochet Pattern,don't know were to start on that bonnet or dress your making.Well I have LOL often.The question is,what do you do? Getting up and going for a walk helps.Just get away from the task at hand.Eat a good meal,listen to music,take a drive.Sometimes your mind gets so boggled up with things you have to do,you really need to step back and do something to relax yourself.Then return to the task and let your magic work to creat.
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