This is the same pattern that she used. I just used up some scraps of designer paper that I had in my stash. I added some buttons to tie in the sewing theme of the quilt card.
For this card I searched quilt patterns and found this one to try. I really like how it turned out. I used more scraps of designer paper, grosgrain ribbon, round tag and a vintage brad. The sentiment is from the set Sweet Little Sentiments. 
Little Bit has been loving jokes lately. Knock, knock jokes in particular....or knocking jokes as she calls them! Of course she doesn't really know how to make up a joke yet so everything is just random stuff, mostly things she sees around the room or whatever. The last few days almost every joke has had pizza mentioned in it somewhere! So she will tell a "joke" and then wants the hubby or I to tell one. We were struggling to come up with some easy ones that she would get so I googled preschool knock knock jokes and found some good ones on this site. 
...pom pom transfer to flower suction mat; counting erasers; build the shapes {I drew outlines of shapes and Little Bit had to use the red blocks to make the shape}; heart stringing; pom pom transfer w/tweezers; "love" sensory box {filled with all things red....silk rose petals, heart buttons, jewels, heart erasers, pom poms, red bowl, heart containers}
After I read a cooking magazine I would either throw the whole magazine on the bottom shelf or rip out a recipe and place it on the pile. Also the basket was overflowing with recipes. The mess was getting to me, so I finally sorted and tossed and got this space organized! 
There were several small manuals and recipe booklets that I didn't want to get lost mixed in with the larger cookbooks, so I made them a little home all their own. I took a cracker box, made a few cuts and added some cute paper to turn it into a small magazine type box. 
Here is the after....less crowded and way more organized. The top shelf is pretty much the same, just moved the coffee maker and added the file box. On the second shelf, I eliminated a duplicate phone book and added a few decor items. {The 2 owls are from Target's dollar spot and the red jar is from Michaels.} Now my red plate stand has a home on the bottom shelf next to the recipe box and coffee maker. All the recipes I kept from the huge pile and basket were either filed in my recipe binder or written on a card and placed in my fairly new recipe box!
Here is a close up of the hair clip....
I just made a rolled flower with tulle and stitched it on the sewing machine to hold it together. Then I sewed a button in the center and hot glued it to an alligator clip. 
For the shirt, I cut a cupcake base out of fabric and attached that to the shirt. Then I made 2 more rolled flowers with the tulle and sewed those on as the cupcake top. I sewed a button at the top of the cupcake for a sweet little topping! Then I added a few felt hearts to finish off the shirt. 
The teacup ride was one of Little Bit's and my favorites! I knew exactly what paper I had to use on this layout...Early Bird Collection from Cosmo Cricket! I just love those little colorful cups! 
After Christmas I got this grapevine/red berry wreath at Target for $5. I added the 4 glitter hearts and the Home Sweet Home sign to Valentines it up!
The little pink "love" vase came from Michaels dollar bins. I stuck 2 heart picks inside that I found at the Dollar Store. For the faux cupcake I made a yarn ball, stuck a red brad in the top to represent a cherry, and stuck it in a mini foil cupcake wrapper! I also filled a glass jar with some conversation hearts....love how this looks! And you know I can't let a holiday pass without breaking out the scrabble letters! I went with the word "sweet" since there is candy and a cupcake on the shelf!
I hammered 2 nails in this short wall as far apart as I could get them. Then I used some twine and tied it to each nail. Small clothes pins are hanging on the twine and hold the worksheets. I change out the die cuts on the end based on the holiday or season. We started with leaves for fall, then snowflakes and now have hearts up! 
Here you can see most of our N worksheets being displayed!
