Sun Best~Provoked Thought: 2 Corinthians 10:17 ESV

Fun Fri~ House Warming Knitted Dish Clothes

Had a member at church to move into

her first home.

So, time was spent during the frozen snow season

on the couch using up the leftover cotton yarn.

 

My favorite quick project

Knitted Diagonal Dish Cloth

 

 

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: Psalms 46:1 ESV

 

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 ESV

 

These were the last Bible verses, 

Mr. G noted on his phone

without knowing he had limited time left.

 

The following is a picture of my journal

after a sermon we both enjoyed very much.

 It's a bit late,

but if you'd like to make some potholders

click 
THIS LINK.

 

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: 2 Timothy 2:4 ESV

 

Thoughtful Thur~ Old Snow Waits for New Snow

 

This was one of my Mother's sayings.

 

 Through the two weeks

nothing melting because of temps below 28ºF  only.

Several nights were single to negative digits.

The creek has been frozen

those 2 weeks.

That's a rare thing to happen.

So it waited around for Feb. 2. 

 

 Today is Feb 5, 2026.

Nothing has changed

including the high temp at 28ºF.

We might have a dusting (I hope) of snow Fri night.

The temps finally go above freezing next week.

Then, I can finally get out of my drive. 

  

Does old snow wait for new snow? 

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: Hebrews 10: 25 ASV

 A friend mentioned last week before the big snow/ice storm hit the lower half of the United States,

"What if everyone got ready to meet God with the same urgency they had in preparing for the storm?"

 

When was the last time you assembled as a group praising God? 

Fun Fri~ SIL#2 Bday Card 2026

 

If memory serves me correctly,

there was an island of trees 

across from the boat dock

of their Cabin close to Thousand Islands 

on the St. Lawrence River. 

 

Happy birthday to one of the 

greatest Son-in-Laws.

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: Hebrews 10:24 NKJV

 

Fun Friday~ Tea Wallet

 

    One of the Christmas gifts made for this past year. I was able to buy a variety pack of tea to put into these wallets.

   This could also be used to hold a variety of cards. 

   There are several videos that show how to make these with different closures.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Cut 2 pieces of fabric the size you would like for your wallet.
• Cut 3 pieces of fabric the same width as the fabric above, and the size you'd like pockets to be when you fold them in half.
• Interface fabric pieces if you like. I decide according to the thickness and body of fabric. 
• Space the pockets apart evenly, to fit your tea packets. 

 

 

Mark and stitch down the middle

 

Place backing right side facing pockets.

Stitch around all edges quarter inch

 leaving an opening for turning.

Turn inside out.

Top stitch all edges less than quarter inch

 just wide enough to close opening. 

  

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: Leviticus 19:37 ESV

 

Northern KY

Thoughtful Thursday~ A Sympathy Card in Honor of a Veteran

 

Recently an Elder of our church passed away.

He was also a Veteran of the Viet Nam Days.

A few days later I made a fabric scrap card for his dear wife. 

Sun Best~Provoked Thought: Isaiah 45:6 ESV

 

Picture taken 2021 

 

More 

Cocoa Beach Sunday Morning Sunrise 2020

Thoughtful Thurs~ The 2025 Christmas Post Cards

 

When I first started church when I moved to this town,

I quickly found out the members had a mailbox at church,

and it was tradition for many to trade Christmas cards.

 After the first 3 years and getting to know people well,

 you know me, I made them.

 

Here's a list of the past cards and post cards: 

2015 Christmas Ornament Card (free embroidery file)

2017 no record 

 2018 Scrappy Christmas Tree Card

2019 Christmas Postcards- (free embroidery file)

The number increased so I changed to post cards and no envelope.

2020 & 2021 church on internet due to COVID 

2022 Christmas Cards Star with Bible verse

2023 Christmas Card (free Dove embroidery file)

2024 Scrappy Christmas Postcard

 

 

This one was a simple raw applique of letters on 

scraps of white fabric that I found in an Ohio yard sale.

The stack of white fabrics were all same cuts.

Looked to be factory scraps from cutting a pattern.

They were the right size for post card back ground.

A few were short, so a red triangle corner was added.

See if you can spot them. 

 

     

After several letters were cut out free handed,

they were stitched to a white fabric.

 

White fabric then stitched to card stock

with red thread. 

Four post cards were cut from one sheet.

 

The edge stitch food was used to guide

around the card a bit more accurately and quickly.

 

 

 

 I was unable to mail any cards this year due to health reasons.

No energy gets nothing done. 

 

I did miraculously work in the sewing room 7 hours that day

completing  45 cards,

3 tea wallets

and

3 gift bags. 

 

 

 If interested in more cards,

check out the Fabric Card/Tag page.

It includes bookmarks and their printouts too.