You can never read enough blogs

Get inspired by Penny's pretty sewing and knitting projects at sewtakeahike. She even provides tutorials!

Rock-Paper-Scissors writes about things close to my heart -- food allergies, vintage lovies and toys, thrifting, crafting and teddies. She's also a published children's book illustrator.

Mama Said Sew shares her craftability (is that a word?) in many ways -- sewing (of course), baking, thrifting, swapping, and most importantly in the posts about her little guy Nathan.

The family at Rainbow Cottage seems a bit like my inlaws, when I first joined the family. The age range is about right.

I find links to The Old Painted Cottage all over the blogosphere. Beautiful!

I first read about Musings of a Southern Girl at Heart and her projects on Wardrobe Refashion.

Jo at Bits and Pieces found me first. And I'm very glad she did. I like reading a grandma's perspective.

How about orange... brings me back to my graphic design roots.

The Helpful Homemaker is another mom of four boys. Enough said!

One half of DDco Design is a friend of a friend. I even have some of her work. It is nice to see the large-scale things they make from recycled and reclaimed materials.