#memory bears

For this class students will be taught how to make a memory bear by making a stuffed bear.

Students will be able to pick a bear kit from pre assembled kits. No supplies need to be brought.

There are only 3 spots available, per class. Registrations must be submitted One day before the actual class.

Refunds will not be issued for No Shows.

Current Classes are scheduled for: Dec 22nd at 10AM and 4PM. December 30th at 8AM.

For this class students will be taught how to make a memory bear by making an actual bear.

Participants are asked to bring two size L T-Shirts to the event . These shirts will be cut up to make the actual memory bears.

For this class students will be taught how to make a memory bear by making an actual bear.

Participants are asked to bring two size L T-Shirts to the event . These shirts will be cut up to make the actual memory bears.

This was a recent order. The customers father passed, a few years ago. She gave Elizabeth Eowyn Olsen a blue Hoodia and a flannel shirt. This is what she made from them.

Eowyn couldn't believe how over priced rugs and mats are at the store.

So, she picked up a new skill set.

If you need a rug or throw mat, send us a message make a custom order.

If you want a "memory rug", or memory bear, made out of baby clothes or a loved ones old items, she can do that too.

We went through all of my dad’s clothing and some personal items over the weekend. My mom has been anxious to get it out of the house. It was hard and sad. My siblings and I were not ready, but in these situations, I think you just go with the flow the best you can.

Each of the grandkids chose a shirt of my dad’s. The hospice company will make a bear out of it. I’m really glad this is a service they provide. My brothers and I took whatever we wanted, and then the kids, DH, and my SIL did the same. NB chose the hat he’s wearing as a momento and the other boys all chose a baseball cap. They are proudly wearing them this week. Makes me happy and sad at the same time.

DH had a job interview today. He thinks it went well.

E had a very long eye appointment. They want her to quit wearing her glasses for two months and then go back to get checked again. If her eyes are fine, then she won’t need them anymore. Wahoo! She’s actually sad about it so I told her I would buy her some fashion glasses.

I’m taking E and heading to spend one night in the big city over the weekend. It’s our first time doing something like this and I’m looking forward to it. I also have my first cake order since winter this weekend and another quote to work up. I said I would start baking in October but I’m going to try to take it slow because I still feel pretty overwhelmed.

I made chicken pot pie for dinner tonight, and it was a hit. E doesn’t like mushrooms so I skipped those, and added extra carrots and peas. I also used one store bought pie crust and made one. It wasn’t too difficult or time consuming so I’m counting it as a win and adding it to my rotation for fall/winter. https://natashaskitchen.com/chicken-pot-pie-recipe/