I definitely want to thank Jenna at The Painted Apron for her almost weekly participation in this linky party. THANK YOU! Here are the two recipes she shared last week.
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| Cold Weather Comfort Bowls |
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| Spinach Ravioli Alfredo with Chicken and Asparagus |
As for what I had on my list. First was this cut-out skully tee for Halloween from my HOLIDAY | All Hallow's Eve board. It's based on this original skully-tee tutorial. (for some reason I can't get the original picture to share with you, please click over to see it.) Here's how I went about making it.
I bought a plain, black t-shirt at the thrift store.
With sharp sewing scissors, I roughly cut out the facial features.
I layered the black shirt over a white one to make sure the face could be seen.
Secondly, I planned on making this Skinny Tuna Noodle Casserole (from my FOOD | Healthy-er Eats Board).
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| Skinny Tuna Noodle Casserole |
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| my version |
Since this is my last PwP, I haven't selected any new Pins to work on, though I do encourage you to link up. I'll leave the link open a little longer than usual just in case you do have something to share. Thanks to those of you who have played along with this. I thoroughly appreciate it.
Darn! I actually loved these posts and although I haven't participated yet... I was always thinking when things calmed down I would! Maybe you'll think about starting it up again in the future? Sometimes it just takes some time to get noticed. This is really an awesome idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking my hubby would probably say what your hubby said... and then eat 2 helpings, too. :-)
Janet, I was enjoying them too but with lack of interest and the approaching holidays, I knew that my time and attention would be misplaced. I suppose there is a possibility that I'll start it back up in the new year.
DeleteI think he's always had tuna casserole with condensed soup in it just like we all grew up with, this more healthy version was definitely more our speed. :D
Cute shirt Hope, and the tuna casserole looked pretty good. It must have been really good for your hubby to eat that much of a type of dish he said that he was not that found of :-). I actually started to do one of my pins but I was going only by the picture and got frustrated and gave up.:-( well it was fun reading about your Pinning with Purpose post.
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I really enjoyed seeing that you made, I just haven't had the energy make anything beyond the blog challenges that I am signed up for. One of the downsides of fibro when the weather turns chilly.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry you are stopping your party, I am sure it's a lot of work, and you seem busy enough! From what I've learned through other parties is that they take a lot of social networking and interactions to get them going~keep me posted if you ever want to try again and I will be there!! Your skully tshirt rocks by the way, Super cool and creative!! I am not a fan of tuna anything, and don't you love it when someone tells you they don't like something after you've made it a gazillion times? Ha, have a great week Hope, thanks for all the shout outs!
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Jenna, I am so, so thankful for your continued participation in PwP. And, you are probably right. I should have gotten more of a backing, called on other bloggers to help and spread the word, planned a little farther in advance. For now, I'm going to let the holidays slip by and ponder and re-group. I may start it back up and will definitely let you know when and if I reach that decision. I think Pat's problem with tuna casserole is simply the version he's most familiar with. He seemed to like this version just fine. Again, thank you so much for your kindness! ~Hope
DeleteThat's sad because it really gave a purpose to my pinning. I regret I couldn't participate every week. But I made a Pinning with Purpose page on my blog and will continue linking my Pinterest inspired projects there. Thank you for the idea! The T-shirt skull is funny :)
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