Monster Cookie Dough Dip

I just realized I never posted the recipe Terrie made last club so here it is. It is called monster cookie dough dip and she got it from The Girl who ate everything (it is a great blog, she has so many yummy recipes)

Terrie said that she left out the cream cheese the second time she made it because she did not like the combination of the peanut butter and cream cheese.

I am making this for super bowl this Sunday are you making anything yummy for super bowl?

January Club

Sorry it has taken me so long to get this month's club up, my poor kids can not seem to stay healthy. We had this month's club on our new day, the first Saturday of the month, and we had a great turnout.

We are starting with Show n' tell

 Pat made this fun zoo to hang in a door way for her grandson

 with changeable headers

  Kathi made a self binding blanket using giraffe fabric she had and found a matching design from Embroidery Library

 Shelley made this freestanding lace angel from mountain thread art (which has now closed their site)

 She won a ribbon for her U of U patches that she made for work

 And she made this toy for her dog

 She also digitized and made these towels

 This is a mylar design that she digitized

 also this candy holder to use for valentines day

 Carol made lots of  freestanding lace ornaments

 And this darling reusable coloring book from Charming Station which comes in 2 sizes

 Gwen made this bunny

 and these hand warmers which are from Charming station, she got just the pattern with no designs and put her own design on them.

these are kid size ones she made

 Lydia showed us her newest pony

 Barbara made the nativity tealight covers from  Embroidery Garden

 Alice made a stocking for her grandson

 and this wall hanging that was a mystery project from San Francisco Stitch Co.

 I made and shared these ITH cord wraps from  Designs By Sick, that come in two different sizes. They have several different types already made, I needed a kindle one so I added my own letters.

Now onto Jan and Terrie's fun stuff

 Jan made this new year's print using the 2013 that is free from San Francisco Stitch Co.

 I love this bookmark that Jan made using a headband and shapes on her machine.Here is a quick how to

SUPPLIES:
Solvy
2 colors of felt
1/4" elastic or elastic headband

1. Hoop double layer of solvy. Lay first color of felt on top of solvy. 
2. Go to frames on your machine. Select a frame with straight stitch. Size it to 3ish". Stitch out
3. Place elastic headband lengthwise on center of the circle and tape in place. Lay second color of felt on top of headband. 
4. Go to Frames on your machine, select a frame with straight stitch and size it to 2.25ish", stitch out
5. Trim both felt pieces as close to stitching as possible without cutting stitches. 
6. Go to your machine fonts, select a letter and stitch out. 
7. Go to frames on your machine, select a frame with a satin stitch. Size it to 2.25ish", then stitch out
8. Place felt piece under hoop. You can secure with glue stick.
9. Go to frames on your machine select a frame with a straight stitch size to 3ish" stitch out. 
10. Trim felt on back of hoop
11. Go to frames on your machine, select a frame with a satin stitch size it to 3ish" stitch out. 
12. Remove from hoop and unhoop bookmar. You are done. 

 This is one of 15 memo pad and pen holders from Dakota Collectibles

 Here is a table runner Jan made with a fringe heart

 Tic-Tac-Toe valentines day sweatshirt. Design from Embroitique

 This is a banner Jan made

 Here is February's block for the new Block of the month

This one is January's block.

 Terrie made this judges outfit for her friend's American girl doll

and this shirt under it as her friend is currently fighting cancer.

Terrie also made an amazingly yummy peanut butter oatmeal dip that I am hoping to get the recipe for, when I do I will post it here.

Don't forget February's Club is February 2

December's Club

This month for club we only had show n' tell and enjoyed lots of yummy goodies, and our year end drawing. 

We had 3 winners in our year end drawing and they are

Helen-$50.00

Sidney-$25.00

Pat-$25.00

Now onto show n' tell

 Vivian shared her snowflakes from Embroidery Library they come in two different sizes small and large.

 Vivian is working on a silky blanket for her granddaughter

 Gwen made the indoor snowball fight from Charming Station

 Carol made these fun snowman frame ornaments from Embroidery Library

She also made this scrubber washcloth.

 Brandy made this fun hippo quilt for her father-in-law

 Ruth made some quilted wall hangings

 Artel made this adorable quilt. The quilt pattern is called Traveling Turtles by Amy Bradley and can be found HERE

 She also made this quilt called Mom and Me from Quilts Etc.

 Kathi made several Christmas tea light covers from Embroidery Garden

 Here is my banner that I shared. The snowmen are from Embroidery Garden, it used to be a free design, but I think now you can only get it on the yahoo group. The frilly circle alphabet is free from Planet Applique's Yahoo group. I pulled the snowman design into my machine and the scalloped letter that I wanted in order to get the button holes in the scalloped circle, and just skipped all the other steps on the snowman

 Here are a few close ups.

Nattalie embroidered this super soft blanket

Shelly D finished her round 2 it, this amazing poinsettia wreath

Tina made this fun Santa bag from Amazing Designs

How cute it this name wall hanging? I love the colors

She also made several stockings

Diane made a Christmas dishtowel

And this blanket with this fun alphabet, called Jack and Jill, from Embroidery Designs

Beverly shared her Christmas table runner she made.