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I am gonna have to write that one down...too cute!
ReplyDeleteThat fabric definately make me smile :) Happy Saturday night!
The Happier fabric made me, well, happier. I mean, look at those polka dots! Haha on the red jello. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. A kid in my son's 5th grade class brings orange koolaid in a water bottle every day. My boy made up a jello water bottle and switched them... it was a good prank! He came up with the idea on his own, too, weeks ahead of time. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL I'll have to remember that one for next year! My boys had the day off from school, due to a teacher in-service (is that brilliant or what?), so I was the recipient of a few too many pranks, but we had fun!
ReplyDeleteHah! Love the kool-aid/jell-o deal! And seriously - seeing those cute little birdies on that Happier line made me smile real big. :)
ReplyDeleteThe birds and polka dots make me smile. A little kool aid never hurt anyone and in 30 years you will still be laughing. Great memories and so much fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy. :o)
ReplyDeleteI told my husband about your jello in the cups trick and we both had a good laugh. That is so cute and I wish I could have done it this year! :o) It would have been perfect for when I set the table for dinner!! :o)
You have such a lovely blog and I just want to say thank you for your tutorials, photos of your trips you take us on, and just being you! :o)
Have a nice Sunday.
Sincerely, Trish
So very cute!
ReplyDeleteDid he trip on purpose? That's hilarious!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! My son filled a sundae glass with mashed potatoes, caramel sauce, whipped cream and sprinkles and served it to Dad. Good April Fool's joke!
ReplyDeleteThis would be so much fun! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteLove the April Fool's joke! :-) Thanks for the fun giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your pattern but the April Fool's Day trick wins a prize!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is one of my favorites, always look forward to seeing what you're up to...you have such a sweet spirit!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win this giveaway, look like fun! Stay blessed!
LOVE the fabric! Can't wait to see your latest project.
ReplyDeleteGlad the jello prank was a hit! That is a good one. This fabric is delightful...appropriately named. Off to check out that giveaway now.
ReplyDeleteAfter a long cold and snowy winter these fabrics would surely brighten things up around here. Just love the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteI am Happier and Happier at the prospect of creating with Deena Rutter's latest collection. What a darling mix!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifuls bundle of happy fabrics!
ReplyDeleteSuch a happy group of fabrics, love the red and white quilt, can't beat it!! Love your blog..so inspirational...
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