#not my tutorial

So this is a bit late for Halloween but I love it! I made a rag quilt using some 10 inch squares and fleece! It is nowhere near perfect but it doesn't need to be its cute, and its soft.

I don't have the best pictures but it came out pretty good! I used a total of 42 squares for the front and 42 for the back. The tutorial I used, recommends flannel and uses 3 layers of fabric. I just smooshed together my precuts and fleece into 2 layers and it feels quilty enough for me. I did not "finish" it with the cuts and washing to fray it but, I may do it later. Like maybe next year...

Anyways It GLOWS IN THE DARK!

I don't know how well you can see it in this picture but it does glow! Which I'm personally super excited about!

I didn't quite finish this in time for Halloween but I'm excited to use it more next year! For now Its going to hang like in the picture from binder clips on my shelf so I can enjoy it!

I used the tutorial linked below. Now I didn't use it 100% and kinda winged it in some places, but I think this is a fantastic tutorial for beginners and so encouraging that I just had to share it!

💙 Flower bouquet coasters ❤️

here is my attempt:

📷Tutorial: Family Portraits📷

I did not create this tutorial- it was made by Chickadeelee over at LiveJournal.

You can view the picture taking tutorial post here.

I spent ages trying to find out how to take pictures in game without using the awkward small capture box for the university reward camera.

I LOVE IT when you look at a series and they have pictures on tables ect because it's so realistic and realism in a game or story like this is EVERYTHING TO ME.

I want to save the link on my tumblr because I keep losing it in THE MAZE that are my MANY SIMS 2 BOOKMARK FOLDERS!

I admit, I have not got round to trying this method yet myself.

Look at this weird cat

@ask-a-zapper