I am expecting, so this would really come in handy!

I love Becky Higgins things too. When I first started scrapbooking, she gave me so many ideas! What fun it would be to scrap in one of her kits! Thanks for the opportunity to enjoy this! Oh yes, I would use it to scrap a memory book about myself. I have made scrapbooks for my children, my grandgirls & my hubby of their lives & think I should try to make an autobiography of myself for all of them to enjoy!

I am having a little one in couple of days and this will start a new journey so this will be a great way to start the journey right.

My son just got married and the entire family was together for the first time in years.

I’d LOVE to scrapbook the event with these materials. They are gorgeous.

Oh, this is fabulous. I love everything scrapbook…and what an addition these would make to my collection of memories! About to embark on a rescue ranch journey, and these would be perfect for documenting our start-up days!

I would love to win this and thanks!

Memories (56 years and counting)….loved ones, some who watch from above… parents, children, friends, pets, teachers, and oh those vacations….special moments in time…those never want to forget pictures of the heart and hand…..that get stuffed in boxes..so many boxes….lifetime of pages wating to be shared….OH PLEASE I could use a method to my madness….!!! Scaping booking a pleasure to share…relaxing to do…for generations to come!!!

Very Very badly! I have been scrap booking for years but have fallen behine and still have my grandparents on both sides as well as my growing up album… where i grew up on a small dairy/horse farm…. I have fallen into a deep pitty rut and need a boost to get back to work scrapbooking again… please!?!?!?!

I am not a scrapbooker but have photos in boxes. I have planned to make photo books for each of my grown kids this Christmas and your Project Life scrapbooks are the perfect solution for me. Pictures and their stories are the simple farmgirl way to share our memories. I’m so inspired now and hope I win so I can get started.

With four kids and bins of photos as far as the eye can see, I could really use help getting these pics in order!

I would love this! I’m embarrassed to say that my son is 20 months old and I still have not printed out any pictures. Winning this would motivate me to get started!

I have 6 grandchildren and have taken lots of pictures of each of them. I especially like taking pictures of them during special holidays: Birthdays, Easter Egg Hunts, Halloween, and Christmas. Someday I hope to have a scrapbook completed to present each grandchild so they can look back and enjoy the memories they have of growing up. I think they will appreciate having these books, especially when they have children of their own and can share the books with them.

Becket, Massachusetts. Simple serenity.

My favorite spot is by our pond. Time out on the canoe is bliss

We love going to the NC mountains – especially the Franklin area which is considered “the land of the waterfalls.” When we are in Franklin, we stay in a rustic cabin near Franklin overlooking a 100 foot cliff that has a creek below. Often, we walk down to the creek and I take pictures while my husband pretends to look for gold. We only go into the cabin to sleep and spend most of our time on the porch (so I consider that “glamping”) that extends the length of the cabin. Total bliss – enjoying the wildlife, the cooler temps in the summer, the peace and the beautiful views! Wish I was there now!!!

my favorite glamping place is fairhope alabama, right in my own back yard with my neices.

My favorite spot is in the valley, near my grandma’s log cabin. It comes with cows grazing on the hills and stories of her childhood told ’round the fire. She’s 85 and still tills her garden with a monster rototiller that would make mortal men quake in their boots. A few summers ago, she dug her own root cellar, simply because she had always dreamed of one. She is feisty, funny, and self-suficient.

When I grow up, I want to be like her.

My favorite camping site is just behind the property line! Its a green belt and protected from development. There are beautiful trees, greenery, wildlife and a river that runs down the middle of a small canyon.

My favorite spot is Sedona, AZ

My favorite glamping place is in Prescott, Michigan on our families land. It is 40 acres of woods, peace, and serenity.

My favorite camping place is anywhere our darling little trailer is parked! It can be dry camping in route to a final destination or in our recent trip that took hubby and me to an ocean front campsite in Maine! It’s all dolled up and has all the comforts of home. It truely is ‘home sweet home away’!

My favorite glamping spot is in the Big Horn Mountains of north central Wyoming. It is only about an hour drive from where I live. I love it up there. Don’t get much chance to go anywhere else right now. Helping take care of my 95 year old grandmother who still lives in her own home.

My favorite spot (besides my back yard) would be #1 the Bowl & Pitcher @ Riverside State Park in Spokane, WA. ,, my 2nd fav would be Girl Camp down on the Elk River in ID., and anything, anywhere else would just be frosting on the cake! :>)
Happy Trails.

I love to camp at Pismo Beach 🙂

My favorite place is anywhere that is not 115 degrees. 🙂 As a resident of Phoenix AZ, My summers are filled with 105+ degree days until around the end of September. However, just a little over two hours away are mountains, trees and rain. The Mogollon Rim (or “The Rim”) is between 6500-7500-ish feet high and when the monsoon storms come, it is an incredible place to camp. The temp gets down to about 65 or so when the rain hits, but the rain only lasts for an hour or so, making it easy to have the mandatory camp fire. We often camp with friends, which makes it that much better!

I love to go to Lake Hudson at Salina Oklahoma. It is gorgeous even during a drought. The hills rise high above the lake and the wildlife is abundant. In the evening you may see as many as 30 deer passing through to the water or returning from grazing. Laid back life with beauty everywhere.

I love glamping at Greenhorn Ca.

As a matter of fact, I am in my fav glamping location now with my ma. Drummond Island, MI is a great getaway! It’s so nice to go to a place where everyone is so friendly and waves as you go by. Beautiful hikes as well!

I adore glamping in the state parks in
Michigan. New to this now that I have my little vintage canned ham.
She’s all glamped up….total white interior and great vintage linens.
Excited to see your book for ideas.

My favorite place to glamp would be Canyon Lake Texas. The prettiest little lake in Texas.

I’m *all over* the Oregon Coast, especially down south, near the state line. The Oregon Dunes have some places that make it an experience just waking up every morning, for sure!

My favorite glamping places change with the seasons. Husband and I found some beautiful campsites all across the country when we took our little Shasta-esque mystery trailer back east to see my folks in Ohio. She isn’t quite finished–we camped in the “shell”–so she hasn’t got a name yet. Right now it is beautiful where we live, in the north Idaho mountains.

Hey MaryJane, I’d have to say my favorite place to camp is Myrtle Beach, S.C. I love how carefree the beach is and the “Golf Cart Parade” that is held nightly by all the campers…if you’re not sure what that is, it’s where all the campers who have or rent golf carts gather at the main road of the campground next to the shore and ride up and down over and over and over, while slapping hands with the others going the opposite direction. My 3yr. old Grand-daughter loved it this year…her first…she did all the slapping while I drove..she had to do it every night of our stay. If I had a second best place to camp…it would have to be Pigeon Forge, Tenn. I grew up camping there by the cold Pigeon River, tubing was a must on those hot southern days. The smell of bacon in the air in the morning and the cadydids at night brings back such wonderful happy childhood memories. I want to make those same memories possible for my grand kids as well.

My favorite place to go glamping is in the Black Hills of south Dakota. I also love the lake areasib Northern Minnesota. Here in iowa i enjoy the state and county parks. Friends, family, and the grands make glamping even more fun.

My favorite is roaring river state park. Beautiful and the best trout fishing around!

Sweet! How wonderful! Enjoy your prize, Kathie!

Hello, My last recycled sewing projects where pillow covers and market bags from coffee bean bags. When the burlap is washed it becomes really soft. I backed the pillows with 10 oz cotton canvas that I had left over from my art stash and I lined the bags with scraps left over from other sewing projects.

I am making aprons from used shirts and dresses from t-shirts! Would love to see some new ideas!

I took an old pair of jeans and made slipcovers for my bench on my deck. I love the look it gave very lived in and comfy.

I made kitchen curtains out of pillow cases & reused sheets over windows (on a rod) and showers but I think the best re use of fabric by far is the double wedding ring king size quilt my great grandma made out of old clothes…baby dresses (that she hand made, every stitch by hand), her dresses, Grandpa’s shirts, ties & flour sacks…I think she used fabric that came in cigarette boxes & cigar boxes (hiawatha flannel). The resourcefulness is envious & she won 1st place at the county fair for the quilt. Just a little nostalgia 🙂

My last project was a heart I helped my daughter make. She made it for my mom. I had an old handmade quilt that was falling apart and in pretty bad shape. We picked out a spot on the quilt that was still intact and made a cute stuffed heart out of it. My daughter put a pocket on the front and wrote a note to my mom and she gave it to her. It was sweet 🙂

Made a girl’s dress from a man’s tshirt, with a ribbon-tie neck and lace hem.

Aprons out of old jeans/pants;purses;clothes……

I have to share this I bought them at a fleamarket potholders made out of old blue jeans from the pockets and then had material pieces sewn on top that said blackberries or oregano very cute:) She was also selling rugs that were braided and made out of old blue jeans …

Hi Mary Jane,
My recycled project right now is making scarves with material from skirts, dresses, and shirts using cotton or linen. Mixing the patterns and colors is so much fun.
This looks like a lovely book and I had not heard about it yet. Thanks for being you.
ruby t

I like making things from old table clothes, pillow cases, vintage lace, vintage towels, and lace curtains. I like to dye lace and use doilies or hankies. I’m making lace wrap skirts, circle skirts for little girls, and aprons. I’m always on the look-out for new ideas.
Some fabrics I’ll always love from my wardrobe…so I cut them up to use for future projects. And I have a great collection of vintage lace trimmings, buttons, ribbons, and other sewing notions, just waiting for me to play with when I retire!!!

i have been doing this forever but recently i have been fixing up an old trailer with goodwill finds. Curtains, pillows and slipcovers from flat sheets, pillows from grain and flour sacks or vintage tea towels, even a bolster pillow from woven rugs… i adore doing this and trying to save pennies as well as re-using goodies! i like things to have a history! 🙂

I am seriously in love with Magnolia Pearl. I do clothing like hers. I love to sew and design. I have been in two fashion shows with the clothing locally and given three talks to ladies groups in our area: the Red hat Society and Rebeccas, and a Baptist Missionary Group. My things are for sale here locally at the Faithful Peddlar Antique Mall. I am always looking for new ideas.

I initiated a quilt for my girls that has taken squares from their baby clothes, and one item of clothing from each great grandparent and grandparent. I haven’t pieced it together yet. Hopefully I can make the time this summer. I also took some recycled fabric and covered up, like a patch, a Hollister name tag on a great messenger bag from the thrift store. It turned out perfect!

I can’t resist Men’s ties. I have made a curtain valance, covered a footstool, made many styles of purses, lapel pins and am working on a vest—-love those beautiful fabrics.

Howdy would you mind letting me know which hosting company you’re using? I’ve loaded your blog in 3 different internet browsers and I must say this blog loads a lot faster then most. Can you suggest a good web hosting provider at a reasonable price? Thanks a lot, I appreciate it!

Hi MaryJane! I stayed at your B&B this past weekend and let me say that Riley is one of the sweetest dogs I’ve met. He greeted me cheerfully each day and he was always up for a game of fetch with a pine cone or a stick. Such a sweetheart.

Are there ANY pieces or single articles from this Sunshine Bouquet Set?? Belks or individuals!
Any pieces would be greatly appreciated! New or used in good condition.

Oh my gosh! SIGN ME UP!!!
XO beach farmgirl Deb