Recipes for living, loving and laughing:Jo, Elliott, Cloey & Zoey's adventures

Jo used to sell hand-made bracelets on eBay but she stopped. She now has a store of her own on Facebook. Check it out. The prices are right. The first bracelet for example would cost hundreds of dollars even at Kohl's.  Jo's Jewels . She sells hand-made bracelets, bangles, living memory lockets and other hot items that she hasn't made. Check it out. And something we can do on the road!!

The motor home is getting a tune-up and we are thinking about our first one-week trip. I found a craft to do on the road; however, I am now making "Pandora" like bracelets and selling them and others and living lockets, which are wonderful! You can see it better at Pinterest: http://www.digu.com/pin/t2ypaj1xt6zpo (¯`★´¯)

This is way beyond my skill level! Materials: aluminum foil flesh-tone polymer clay glass eyes floral wire 2, 3-inch long dowels with holes drilled on each end serrated needle nose pliers sculpting tools oven glue gun white glue eyelashes pastels and water base oil paints Grumtine solvent paintbrushes 8-gauge copper wire, 3 pieces (22-1/2", 17-1/2", 12") pliers wire crimping tool electrical splice caps drilled stained round wood base natural colored canvas weight fabric scissors sewing machine stuffing pellets and polyester stuffing 12-1/2" - 1/2" dowel with a hole drilled in one end batting flesh colored nylon fabric upholstery thread needle fabric for gown, robe and hat thread to match fabrics trim for robe fabric glue wool metal dog comb old scissors fur tassel greenery and small artificial fruit and leaves miniature pinecones Figure A Steps: 1. Create a foil ball for the head. Cover the ball with polymer clay and s...

These are so cute and even if you don't celebrate Christmas like we don't, these would be fun to give out to other campers!! Two candy canes back to back tied with yarn or material-covered wire, which I can get at Joanne's or Michael's. I'm taking my glue gun with me and voila - what a nice way to say "Hi, happy holidays. "

These take about 1/2 an hour and are so cute! You can use 2 skeins of Lion Brand Yarn. People like the Wool Ease Thick and Chunky. I used both skeins at one time by combining the ends and knitting with two strands. I think I only used about half of each skein so I have left-overs for another project which means that this scarf only cost me $7.00! Here is a You Tube video and a picture of the scarf.