The following wooden pin is about an inch and a half tall. I thought it would look cute on a collar of a denim shirt. It only cost a nickel.

For fifty cents, I bought the fabric below. There are 7 different pieces of green fabric, each about half of a fat quarter.

On Sunday Tom noticed that Tiffanys in Frankenmuth had an interesting dessert on their menu. It had two Twinkies with strawberries, chocolate topping and whipping cream. We made them for dessert. I'm not sure the chocolate added anything, hard to believe I can say that since I'm a true chocoholic.

3 comments:
wow you got lots of nice little treasures. I love rummage sales there so much fun. you know what they say another persons junk can be amother persons treasure.... The dessert looks so yummy and fresh like summer. I will have to try it out hope your doing well.
that pin is awesome.
You could make an adorable pear pincushion out of the green fabric.
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