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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Finally able to take some pictures!!

MaKadey '09

Savannah '09

Anthony '09

Harlee K. '09
We tried and tried to get a good picture.... but this was all we got. She surely is my little ball of fire!


Matthew '09
He sure has grown... I never thought he was going to "chunk up"... Get a load of those cheeks...





Thursday, September 24, 2009

Schedule of Classes/Demonstrations for Super Saturday

At 10:00 we will be demonstrating on how to make your own Laundry Soap for as little as $7.00 for the year!! If you would like to take a sample home be sure and bring a container.

At 10:30 there will be a demonstration on the Crayon Rolls. If you would like to bring your fabric and sewing machine to make some there you are welcome. We will have interface & ribbon available for anyone who would like to complete these there that day. You will need to have 2 different fat quarters to complete 2. You can purchase these at Walmart for $1.00 each.

Lunch will be around noon. We are having Soup, Salad and Breadsticks. Apple and Peach Crisp with Ice cream will be served for Dessert.

At 2:00 we will be having a demonstration on “Chocolates” – yummy, yummy! Sister Ehlers has been making homemade chocolates for 40 years.

Holly Davis will also be doing several different types of hair bows. I don't have any pictures of these, but they are so cute! I will try and get pictures. She has great ones for Halloween/harvest time. Check out her blog to see a few samples until I can get pictures -- her blog is
http://zachhollyd.blogspot.com/

We are going to have a few baby quilts ready to be tied. So even if you don’t want to do any projects please come and help out with the Humanitarian quilts.
Remember --- Many hands make light work!

Pumpkin and Candy Corn

Each of these are only $6.00.




Muffin Tin Advent Calanders

These are so cute for the kids. You hide a little treat in side. The price for this is $6.00. This does not include the muffin tin. You can bring a used or new tin. New tins are about $6.00 anywhere.

Magnet Boards

On this magnet board we will have a few different colors of vinyl. We have several options for you on sayings, names, flowers, animals or just about anything you want. $12.00

The Magnet Boards are $12.00. This will include everything except the magnets. I will have my scrapbook paper there or if you want specific colors/patterns you will need four 12 X 12 papers.

Super Saturday Projects -- October 17th

The Snowman is only $8.50

Super Saturday Projects October 17th

We will have a demonstration on how to make these at 10:00. If you would like to bring your material and sewing machine there will be a place for you to make them. You will need 2 fat quarters - you can get these at WalMart for 1.00 each. I will have interface and the ribbon there.

The Nativity has been put together by Teresa Kruckeberg. The cost on these will be $18.00.

Harvest Blockst were put together by Kristeen Hawkins - The cost on these will be $7.50.
This price includes everything.

This scrapbook tin is $7.00. This was put together by a friend of mine, Wendy Price. When you open it up there are little sleeves in side to put 4 x 6 pictures. Very cute and perfect for a gift that would go on a coffee or end table.



Bring your own Tiles. The vinyl for this one is $6.50. The ones that are not personalized are only $5.00. There are a list of different sayings that are available. Let me know if you want me to send/read them to you.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Anthony's Preschool graduation

Anthony, McCoy and some friends at their preschool graduation
Grandma Dye. We love when Grandma Dye comes to all of our stuff. We can always count on her to be there.Anthony -- what is he doing?
He was really sunburned and didn't want anyone to touch him.

Anthony & McCoy - Best buddies

Onda K. and Anthony. We just love Onda K. Anthony loved everything about preschool, but mostly Onda K. We can't wait until Harlee and Matthew get to go to her for preschool.

MaKadey's Idaho History Project

MaKadey wanted to do several projects. There were so many fun ones to choose from and she just couldn't narrow it down to just one.
It was either a quilt, a scrapbook or homemade beef jerky.
She learned to cut patterns, iron, sew and tie.
We sure had fun doing this together.
And she got an "A"!
This was the 4th grade play at Ucon. She was a native american indian.
They sang several songs and the play was very cute.
Her friends in her class. They all did such a great job.


MaKadey and Elizabeth

Anthony's 5th Birthday

Uncle Tim and Anthony.
Anthony just had to have his party at Leos Place this year. He had so much fun! He had many of his friends and cousins come.

Anthony with his 2 X 4 cake. Aunt Desi is amazing. Two of the 2 X 4's were chocolate fudge and the other two were strawberry cream.. They were so good. He loved the hammer and tools the most though.



Grandpa and Grandma Dye

Monday, May 11, 2009

Easter Sunday

MaKadey Lyn

Savannah Sherry

Anthony Christopher

Harlee K.

Matthew Roy
Chris had to be out of town this Easter. The kids sure did miss him, but we were able to send him a video of them finding easter eggs that the easter bunny had hidden. Danielle also spent the night and shared in the fun. Each of the kids got new easter clothes (this has been one of my favorite traditions). My brother blessed his baby this day so we headed on down to Shelley for that and then had Easter dinner at Grandma Dyes house. The kids sure love going there and spending time with them and all of their cousins. Grandma and Grandpa got a new swing set and all of the brothers and brother in laws that were there jumped right in and started putting it together. It took them a few days to complete it, but all the kids have had a blast and they had a hard time staying off of it during the building process. This just gives my kids one more reason why they love grandma and grandpa Dye's.

Matthew's Baby Blessing -- March 29, 2009


Grandma and Grandpa Dye with Matthew

This was such a great day. We decided that with how big our families were we would bless Matthew at our home. We blessed him at 4:00 in the afternoon on March 29, 2009. It was so nice to be surrounded by our friends and family.



Grandma and Grandpa West

Matthew was a big baby when he was born, but he lost a little bit in the hospital before we brought him home (like all of our babies did). A friend of mine, Debbie Olsen took in his little "Tux" so that it would fit him a little better. She is so talented, she can do about anything when it comes to sewing.

"Proud Parents"

Chris and Matthew

Friday, April 10, 2009

Easter Eggs

We had alot of fun making Easter Goodies. The Schofield's came down and we dipped eggs in chocolate and made cute little bunnies out of washcloths. We had several flavors - Chocolate, Coconut, Cherry/Pecan, and Peanut Butter. YUMMY!
The kids all brought an egg and bunny to their teachers. They were so excited.









Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Matthew's Birth Announcement


Saturday, March 14, 2009

Baby Matthew 3/3/09 -- 8 pounds 6 ounces -- 21 inches long

Isn't he precious... #5 - Wow. I can't believe he is #5.
His first little outfit. We love PJ's.. I have gotten so used to wearing jammies all day where I have been on bedrest. The kids are getting that way also. We all love PJ's.

Harlee doesn't really know what to think of her new baby brother. Every day I think she is figuring out that he is invading on her space and time with mom. We had to hold her hands down so she wouldn't attack him. She can be so loving.... but she can also be so rough.
Wouldn't this be the life.... Sleep and Eat, sleep and eat....

Dani and Matthew. Dani stayed at the house while we were in the hospital. I don't know what we would do without her. The kids all love her so much. I am sure Matthew will love her too.