My grandparents-in-law had asked me a couple weeks ago if I could make slipcovers for some of their old outdoor seating, so today I dove into the project.  I was surprised at how fast and easy the whole thing was.  I made an overlap in the back so the cushions just slipped inside, very slick!  You never know what you can do until you try it! 

The original cushions were an obnoxious lime green floral.  They picked out this new fabric and I think it went very well with their house and other deck chairs.   

I’m thinking this holiday night might call for curling up in bed with my sun dried sheets, sprinkled with linen powder, and a good book.  (Oh, I heard of a highly recommended book today–The Shack by William Young)  Good Night!!

These are my “green” mittens! I made these for my friend, Ellie, out of old thrift store sweaters. Very fun and easy! Each pair you make has unique character and brings a bit of a smile! Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! FYI–I used the pattern out of a book called “Warm Fuzzies” by Betz White. Good book!