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.wp-block-image img {max-width: 100%;} img {height: auto;} Tulip Tote Quilted Tote Bag Pattern and Tutorial! is a post from Confessions of a Homeschooler. If you’ve enjoyed this post, be sure to follow Erica on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest! Also be sure to stop by her Community to join the discussion or her Store to see her latest items! Get ready to upgrade your bag game with my latest tutorial, the TULIP TOTE BAG! In today’s video tutorial, I will show you how to sew an inset zipper pocket and a recessed zipper top closure. And guess what? You’ll be...

Raising Arrows Podcast #145 – Preparing to Homeschool with a Newborn Homeschooling with a new baby can be challenging, but it isn’t impossible!  This podcast will give you practical ideas for surviving and thriving while you homeschool with a newborn! Got questions?  I’ll answer them in the next Podcast Q&A!Email your questions to Amy@RaisingArrows.net Subscribe via iTunes HERESubscribe via Stitcher HERELISTEN ON SPOTIFY!LISTEN ON AMAZON MUSIC!AND NOW ON YOUTUBE! Resources mentioned: Large Family Homeschooling (book) Year Round Homeschooling Page on Raising Arrows Homeschool Mom Basket Morning Time Family Favorite Meal List Baby Mercy’s Diagnosis Made 2 Homeschool Community Podcast #145 – Preparing to Homeschool...

Googled “ruins near Sanford, Florida (a town near me)” and guess what? That’s how my daughter found some old sugar mill and fort ruins we explored. It’s so fun to explore the ruins and imagine what life was like a century or two earlier. Sugar Mill Gardens Historical site and botanical gardens, Sugar Mill Gardens is located on Old Sugar Mill Road in Port Orange, Florida. The history of Dunlawton Sugar Mill Plantation starts back before Florida’s statehood when Spain was in charge. You can read the history of the place here: http://www.dunlawtonsugarmillgardens.org/about.html As you walk through the lush tropical...

We are camping at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer (Pikeville), TN this week. Just wanted to quickly post something for you all to see. We like it here. It is not very crowded and there are so many things to do: hiking, mountain biking, swimming in rivers and olympic size pools, golfing, fishing etc. The landscape is breathtaking. So many waterfalls. My children are really enjoying the fires at night. We have a group of 17 children, six women, and two men. It is actually our hiking club. The post Camping at Fall Creek Falls appeared first on...

Singing and playing name games are so fun and effective to teach toddlers how to spell their name. One of the joys of being at home with the kids is taking little moments of time to teach valuable bits of info. But it just looks and sounds like games! So the kids learn to love […] Click to read the post Teaching Toddlers to Spell Their Name on The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide.