Get rid of yarn scraps with the Heart Shaped Bird Nest Builder.

In the era of GPS devices, littleborrowers figures out what to do with all her maps.

rebecca3030 gives an old watch some new life!

Show off your favorite culinary guilty pleasure!

carataylor doesn’t use her plastic bags just for trash- her bags are for keeps!

A spoon full of sugar really does help the medicine go down.

You could tie up the corner of a tablecloth to make a sack, or buy a sewn one!

Forget about buying spanking new, boring, white envelopes and get maidenlove’s repurposed envelopes that are colorful, and better yet, reused!

marsmanron made a helicopter out of cans, ok, so it doesn’t actually fly but try toping that Radio Shack!

SoSheSews uses those thin fruit bags to hold more than just produce.

SweetPurses takes your vices and makes bags out of them!

Remember when we used telephone wire? You know, to make phone calls? CourtneyWatson found some use for them!

Suki and I spent our Easter weekend at home, preparing for brunches and enjoying the sunny weather. She made some new friends and helped out with some Spring Easter decorations:

Although we were unable to see the sights of Greater Orlando, we did have the pleasure of making and eating Pistachio and Oreo Mint Pie, and what could be better than that?

Suki will soon head off to the West Coast where Jonah has offered to take her in, so keep an eye out for Suki’s next stop!

Suki, Ismoyo’s fabulous hand-made creation, made her first stop to Orlando, FL this past Tuesday to start her journey all over the world.

On her first day, I decided to keep her in my Peruvian sack while we went on a brisk walk around my neighborhood. She got to see the vast expanses of typical Floridian golf courses (along with impatient golfers waiting until we finished with our photoshoot) and the serene, albeit man-made, waterways along the sidewalk. It was a positively gorgeous day-sunshine, breeze and blooming flowers.

During our long walk, we spotted an interesting looking house–a ferry boat house, complete with slowly rotating propellers. Apparently, the ferry boat was actually a welcome station to what used to be a miniature golf course but, once the put-put course went out of the business, the owner decided to transform it into a house!

I’m hoping Suki and I can enjoy a weekend of fabulous weather as we head over to the heart of downtown Orlando for some sightseeing and later an Easter family brunch. Where will Suki head next? That’s up to you! If you’d like to take in Suki as your short-term guest and help fill up her passport, please let me know and I’d be happy to send her your way! She’s eager to see her next destination and I promise, she’s a very gracious house guest.