It took 41 weeks to finish this one...

...and now I can't get it to turn off at night.

CVS and Walgreens Deals

Total retail cost: $23.98

Less coupons: $9.00

Register Rewards or Extra Care Bucks: $11.99

Total Cost: $2.99

Deal of the Day

My coupon game results

$34.54: Retail cost

$21.36: With Rite Aid Wellness Card:

$5.74: Cash out of pocket

$3.29: Mail in Rebates

$2.45 Total cost

The last project is finished.

Here's the finished quilt for baby Dash.

Front.

Back.

Now I've got nothing to do but wait for this baby to come.

Links

I added a few links to the sidebar of crafting and quilting blogs I like to check. I especially like One Pretty Thing. It's a blog that collects and posts different crafts and art that other people have created and posted on their blog.

Feel free to add any blogs you check.

Lego mania

So I'm reading this book called: LEGO A love story all about this guy rediscovering his childhood LEGO bricks and finding out all the crazy stuff that grown ups do with LEGO Bricks (also, you aren't supposed to call them LEGOs because there is no such thing. yOu must call the LEGO bricks.) The guy is trying to become a good builder and talks about creating MOC's which stand for MY OWN CREATIONS. Here are my MOC's. I'm one step away from attending the GenCom (for loser trekkie fans and other comic book stuff) convention in town this weekend. Anyway, I think these are pretty good.

I'm totally going to do this.

How cool will my kids be with their 8 o'clock coffee lunch bags?

http://familyfun.go.com/crafts/coffee-bag-sandwich-wrap-895357/

The t-shirts are done!

The end is in sight! Hopefully, people stop having babies, because I can't keep with all of these little t-shirts.

I finished the A for Amalia. This is for Holly's baby, Gabriella.

Megan's little Lillie turned one, so she got a dino shirt.

These t-shirt made the one letter a piece of cake, but I needed the kids to have these shirts.

That's a lot of zig-zagging.

This one took me two episodes of highlander.

Now all I have left to do is finish the two baby quilts and then I can have this baby.

Dash's quilt.

Here's the front of Dash's quilt. I have it all sewn together. I'm going to add a white border and a blue border, then bind it with the striped fabric.