I was so glad to be able to Eek out some time to take part in this months Blog Hop with the theme Harvest. That is exactly what I have been doing with my garden for the last few months, Canning and Freezing all that is in the garden.
My husband and I were able to go on a mini vacation last month to Holmes County, while there we saw a few corn shocks in the Amish fields. It was a nice time and we enjoyed the time away from all our responsibilities. I had good help staying with my mother-in-law and just left all the chores that didn't get done before we left -at home, You know for some reason they were waiting for us when we got home 3 days later!!
I made a "note pad" holder for someone. There is a post it note pad inside and I used to have pens that fit in these mini tins, but I couldn't find any so must have used them all. I sold these at a craft fair years ago, they were well liked.
There are 16 of us participating, a good number. Jumping around won't take you to long so go grab a cup of coffee or tea or soda.... and enjoy!!!
When you leave here you will go to Susan Webster- either click her name here or down below - sorry I can't figure out how to get her blog connected with this next button 😡
HERE'S THE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS; October 2020 Blog Roll
Vicki Milyard - YOU ARE HERE
What a great idea...Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThat's clever... now my I have some new ideas for winter stocking stuffer gifts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea Vicki x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift idea - thanks for the inspiration! Your trip to Amish country was truly amazing, I'm sure. We love to visit Shipshewana whenever we're in Indiana. x
ReplyDeleteLovely project, I always make post it gift for my boys as they are always handy on their desks at work ....not that they are working the office right now! Even more handy in their home office that used to be our dinning room!
ReplyDeleteI love those little flowers
ReplyDeleteWonderful Fall project idea. Love your design. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and clever idea! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCute idea Vicky - glad to see you back crafting again
ReplyDeleteI love the scene you have created
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