Finished! Friday

Today's post is always the hardest for me.
I don't always get a ton of crafting or projects done in a week so I usually skip this post!
But this week, and being a newly formed one-car-family, I am home a lot and have caught up a bit on my crafting!

Here are this week's finished projects:

4th of July Pillowcase Dress using the tutorial from Aesthetic Nest

Layered Hairbow

To match this skirt...

And my favorites, burp cloths for the baby...
courtesy of Homemade by Jill's tutorial.

My favorite ended up being this one that I appliqued her initals on...LOVE it!

Here's the full stack of 4.
I am not quite finished with the last one, I still have to cut the edges,
and then I need to wash them all, but I plan to make a ton more before Baby H. comes!

And those are my completed projects!
I have a bunch to do this week in preparation for my daughters 2nd birthday,
so be watching next Friday for more completed projects!!

Finished Friday

First thing today I have to post about the awesome Silhouette giveaways going on right now.
I want one SOOO bad! I have been entering all kinds of giveaways to try and win one!
I have to blog about them for a couple more entries, so I will share where you can win one:

All Things Thrifty

Shabby Chic Cottage

House of Smith's

Beneath my Heart

I Heart Naptime

Those are just a few! There are a ton more!
So go Google "Silhouette Giveaway" and get entering.
Hurry because most of them end today!

Onto today's Finished! Friday projects...honestly I didn't get a whole ton of crafting in this week,
but I managed to cross one thing off of my project list and it's my son's Job Chart.
Thanks to my dear blogging friend Brooke at The Crafting Chicks,
I was able to accomplish this!
Click HERE for her free template.

I used a scrapbook kit I had already and then took pictures of the things that my son needed to accomplish throughout the day. I plugged all that into the template and printed it.
I found an old frame I had lying around and put the chart inside, then placed a dry erase marker near it and Dallin makes his own "checks" each time he finishes a task.
It has worked like a charm for him and he is much more helpful and productive!
For this next week, I am starting to make bedding for this adorable baby crib my hubby found {yes found..for free...it retails at $69} for my daughter Rylee.
I will be using these tutorials HERE and HERE for a mattress, sheets, and bumpers.
Wish me luck, and happy Friday everyone!