Preheat your sewing machine to straight stitch.
Take a stack of Simple Abundance by Bonnie & Camille from Moda Fabrics…
…Add a Clover yo, yo maker…
…and make some yo yo’s!
Fill a candy jar full of yo yo’s while your working away…
Pour some into a second jar…
and soon you’ll have a collection…
You’ll find the complete recipe coming soon from Bunny Hill, published Fall 2009.
These make the most beautiful snacks! I’m thinking I may need a jar full in my studio. Just in case company stops by, like Kendal, Brigette’s daughter! She loved these “cute little things”!
We may need to have a party and serve some up! I have a feeling Kendal’s mom will be making her some very soon!
Hugs,
Anne
Oh how cute and what a terrific idea for decorating and being ready for that time when you absolutely NEED a yo yo. Sweet treats but calorie free!!!
Love it!
Completely calorie free woopee
Love these! The PERFECT treat!!!!
I love yo-yos! I have my grandmother's yo-yo coverlet of feedsack prints that she had tied to a white backing by her church quilt group. It says "Started 1934. Tied 1997". Now THAT'S a UFO! Very pretty display idea you have in those gorgeous jars.
So cute! I am going to make some pink yo-yos today, to embellish my 5-year-old's sling for her cast.
okay, I'm intrigued. I've never made yo-yos before but this could be the thing to try.
Yo-yo's made in the yo-yo maker with a machine straight stitch? How timely! I was going to make some this week for a project, but now will wait for the recipe!
YUM!!!
Yes, I just love these. When they first came out, I got my scraps together – reds, greens and pinks and made 650. Yes, you read it right. I put 50 in a zip lock bag so I could keep count! I just love doing them during sit down time. Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll have some right away!
So cute! I love seeing all the yo-yos in the jars.
cute!!
They are so cute in your glass candy jar!!!
Do they come in chocolate too?
Soooooo much fun!
yes, but how do you make them with a sewing machine?
yummy love the fun pics and the narration too cute
i will have to start my jars soon
ter
I just love yo-yo's!
Sharon
Looks pretty and there is more you say? Hmmm…
Yo-yo's are so much fun and definitely low cal and low fat! They look terrific in the jars, great idea!
So the secret please to making them the machine?
What beautiful jars…I think I need to make some yo-yos to display! Thanks for the fun idea!
What an absolutely cute idea!!!
I love yo-yos! I have some that came from a quilt my great-grandmother made and I cherish them. I never thought of putting them in a jar. Thanks for the great idea!
I love all of your pictures. Yes, they are eye candy. I don't think I've ever thought yo-yo's were quite that great until I saw them in your cute little glass jars. And, I love the picture of your spool of ribbon and the ones of your dining room. Your home looks beautiful. Love the pink and white!
Very pretty. Love the jars your choose. ;0
Cute way to display your work and add some color to your decor!
These are sooo cute! Love the moda fabrics. Hope you have a good weekend and love to you!
Hmmmm, I wonder what to use the jo-jo's for. Very courious! I'll drop by regularly to see.
I saw that picture and my first thought was — hey — it's Brigette! But then I realized, no, it's cute Kendal! Yay for yo-yo fever!!!
Anne I just love this idea !
I see making lots of yo yo's in my future, now to find just the right jar!
Kathie
Way fun! And B's daughter is adorable! ooxx`jod
What a fabulous idea. I've started mine, but of course I have some vintage ones that I put in already.
Sandy
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I love yo-yo's!! They are so cute. They look amazing in those jars.
These are soo cute! What size yo-yo maker are you using?
THANKS!
Yum!! You have been busy with Simple Abundance! Now I'm itching to make some yo-yo's out of mine… Maybe I'll have to start now on my yoyoville! So fun!
Ah, dang it. That was actually me, Camille, not my mom. I was helping with a blog post and forgot to log out!