Did a little tweaking; omitted the Cajun seasoning and beef Lipton soup packet. Used beef bouillon cubes to prepare my beef broth. Substituted the red pepper with crushed can tomatoes.
Used all the other ingredients mentioned; ground Italian sausage, ground beef, tomato paste, flour, chopped green pepper, yellow onion, sauce, minced garlic, Natures Seasoning, Italian seasoning and parsley. Cooked the pasta separate and added some of the pasta water as he suggested. Delicious!
No pattern needed to make these simple to sew bowl cozies. Only need 2 pieces of 10 inch square fabric and 2 pieces of 9 inch square fusible fleece. These are NOT microwaveable but great to keep your hands comfortable when handling a hot bowl of soup or a cold bowl of ice cream. I used 100% cotton fabric to sew these.
If you wanted to make these cozies microwavable you would need to use Pellon-Wrap-N-Zap 100 % Natural Cotton Batting.
These are simple to sew and no pattern is needed. You can find an easy to follow tutorial over at Little Hill Craft Co.
And they're reversible!
These cute little lined mini pouches measure 4" x 5". One is sewn to fold over and can conveniently hold your teabags. The other is just a top button closure that can still securely hold a mini notebook and some teabags. Or they may be used to hold other small items.
I used small (0.394") coconut shell buttons and faux suede cording for the loop and button closure.
These were a simple project to make using only two pieces of fabric and creating box corners.
Here is a video sewing a similar pouch that is slightly larger if you'd like to sew your own.
This was my first time eating Dirty Cabbage and my first time making this recipe—and it’s definitely going into the recipe book!
I came across this recipe as a YouTube Short that showed up in my feed. Since I had never made it before, I followed his instructions as closely as I could. He didn’t give measurements as he added some of the ingredients, so I watched the video closely and did my best to gauge the amounts.
After making it, I realized there are a few things I’d tweak next time, including increasing some of the ingredient amounts. Since it was my first time making it, I didn’t want to over-season it.
But let me tell you…it was delicious! Definitely a recipe I’ll be making again! ❤️ Next we'll try his Dirty Spaghetti!
If interested you can get the recipe here from OneStopChop.
I had an old flex frame pouch that was quite worn and tattered. I deconstructed it and used it to make my pattern to sew these pouches using cork fabric and a 4.72 inch metal flex band for the 'snap' opening.
The metal flex frames/bands came in three sizes and this was the larger size of the three.
The pouches measure approximately 4.5 inches square.
For the drawstring I used cotton cording adorned with wooden beads.
The bag measures 5 inches square at the base and is 5.5 inches tall.
I was inspired by this short video here provided by Tendersmile Handmade and just made a few modifications.
Tried another recipe from OneStopChop . Did a little tweaking; omitted the Cajun seasoning and beef Lipton soup packet. Used beef bouillon...
