Charlotte's Writing Nook

I'm thankful for:  my mother and my father my sister and my two little brothers my grandma and grandpa, Grandma Lolly, Grandpa Denny my good friend Taylor, crafty Macy, and so many more wonderful friends!!!!     My Aunt and my Uncle who live in Chicago,who have a little girl, whose name is Abby and are expecting another!!!!! My other Aunt and Uncle have two kids, Dylan and Drew and are expecting also!!!!!!! I hope  you will have a wonderful Thanksgiving too!!!!!! What are you thankful for?                                                     share what you are thankful for, by leaving a comment.

MR.BLUE is our new coffee table and has a round bottom and a smaller round top. He stores books on his bottom and coffee on his top. He's a handsome shade of blue. Oh yes, he's old and small and his top spins, but he is merry and bright and his blue is as bright as it was when he was young.

The street sweeper came today and set dust and little bits of leaves flying. A bunch landed on my grandpa's sports car and made it look dusty. Even after the street sweeper went past our house dust and leaves still fell. It just floated through the air and made the air look brown and dusty.

I'm going to Spread Truth tomorrow. There I'll see professional blogger Mrs.Erin Straza. I've met Mrs.Erin before at a church,(since Spread Truth had a booth there.) My dad works with Mrs.Erin ,and we were planning on going to see him tomorrow.  When Mrs.Erin heard I had my own blog, she  was wondering if she could share some blogging tips with me.After we go and see my dad we are going to swing by Mrs.Erin's office so she can give me some tips!

I'm now selling Christmas,Valentines day, Thanksgiving,and New Years potholders. $7.00 each        buy 10, get one free                To place an order, leave a comment

1.First you take your potholder loom and put your "loops" across it.  (colors of your choice) 2.Then take some more loops and weave.  Start by going up and under the next. (say out loud-up and under and up and under)    (repeat)  3.When you have finished your first "line" of weaving then instead of starting by going up like before you are going to start by going under.  (under and up under and up)  (repeat) 4. Now start by going up again and copy step 2.  Then do step 3 then step 2 and then step 3 again. 5.There are "pegs" on your loom so when you are finished with one line of weaving, you "hook" your loop on the peg and do another line of weaving. 6.When you have done all of the lines you tie it off and it ends up looking kind of like a braid. 7. This is the last step!  To finish the edges: start at one corner.  Take the loop off the right corner and left corner pegs.  Push the loop in your right hand throu...

INTRODUCTION  Hi, my name is Charlotte.  Here at Charlotte's Writing Nook I post tips and some quotes.  I post things that can help you and me with: overflowing refrigerators and closets, doll clothes, rainbow loom, LEGOS, and more.  This blog is mostly for moms but there is some little girl stuff too:)