Urban Makers

This is a great breakfast recipe.  We love to make this on the weekends for brunch.  It's super easy and paired with some yummy hasbrowns and toast it makes the perfect way to start your day.  This easily feeds four-five people. Ham and Cheddar Frittata 2 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1/2 Cup white onion, finely chopped 1/4 Cup sweet peppers, finely chopped 1 Cup chopped Ham 6 large eggs 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon fresh black pepper 1/4 Cup milk 1/4 Cup fresh parsley leaves, chopped 1/2 Cup shredded cheddar cheese 1.  Preheat oven’s broiler.  In a 8 inch skillet sprayed with cooking spray heat oil over medium heat.  When hot, saute onions and pepper for 5 minutes.  Add ham and cook for an additional 3 minutes. 2.  Whisk eggs, salt, pepper and milk until well combined.  Pour into hot skillet and top with parsley.  Cook for 3-5 minutes pushing sides down with a rubber spatula.  Top with cheese then place under oven’s broiler.  Watch carefully; broil for

It's Favorite Friday and today, I'm talking about my Favorite Adhesives! I am a paper crafter... and I should add a Left Handed Paper Crafter!  A lot of people don't realize most tools are made for right handed people, which brings me to my favorite tape runner. I love the Bazzil Marathon Tape Runner for adhering paper to paper. What's so special about this tape runner?  I can see where I am laying the tape. Most tape runners are oriented for right handed people and therefore dispense the tape on the right side of the tape runner, which leaves us lefties guessing if we are getting the tape where we want it.  I also love that this tape runner has refillable cartridges that just click right in and seem to last forever.  Lastly, it is just simply a very strong, permanent adhesive. My favorite liquid glue for gluing paper to paper is the basic Scotch Quick Dry Tacky Glue . It's easy to apply, dries quickly, it gets the job done and I can pick up a bottl

It's Lorrie here, and I'm back for another Weed It Wednesday. Today, I'm sharing a scrapbook layout I made.  Weeding isn't just about vinyl.  Sometimes, you weed backgrounds cut out of cardstock. I love to use a background lattice type of cardstock for the base of my scrapbook pages.  Using the Cricut Explore and/or Cricut Maker makes weeding a cinch.  It cuts cardstock like Butter! and... btw... who says you can't use all of those pretty pink Heidi Swapp "Favorite Things" leftovers on a boy layout?  This was one of my all time favorite collections and I still can't bring myself to get rid of the bits and pieces I have left. so.... what are you weeding today?

Hey everyone, Lorrie here, and today I have the easiest beginner sewing project, ever!  I needed to make a baby gift and it needed to be quick and easy! Enter... baby burp cloths!  I literally whipped these up in about 20 minutes for all three. Every new mom knows, you can never have enough of these.  They are the perfect size to tuck into even the smallest of diaper bags. and I think they are oh, so cute to make in pairs of 3, tied with a bow!  Do you want to find out more?  Check out my blog post for a full tutorial by clicking HERE.