Correction to pattern site

Hi Everyone,

my apologies.... apparently my site is www.marlasnursery.com not marlasnursery.com- the marlasnursery.com is apparently a preview site and incomplete. Please do make sure for the complete site you go to www.marlasnursery.com.

Happy Stitching!!

Marla

Reba's Recipes

I have lost a couple of these due to websites shutting down, am posting the links I have here..... These are Recipes Reba McEntire has shared through the years. Enjoy!!



REBA McENTIRE'S MEXICAN CORNBREADCASSEROLE

1 lb. ground beef1/3 c. chopped onion1 (8 oz.) jar mild Mexican pasteurized process cheese spread1 (8 1/2 oz.) pkg. cornbread mix1 (8 3/4 oz.) can whole kernel corn, drained1 tbsp. butter, melted2 tbsp. chopped green pepper2 tbsp. chopped red pepper
Brown meat; drain. Add onions; cook until tender. Stir in process cheese spread until melted. Spoon into four (12 ounce) casseroles. Prepare cornbread mix as directed on package. Add remaining ingredients, mixing just until moistened. Spoon over meat mixture. Bake at 375 degrees for 16-18 minutes or until golden brown.


Recipe: Reba Mcentire's Hot 'n Chunky Chili

Reba Mcentire's Hot 'n Chunky ChiliYield: 1 Batch1 lg Onion, chopped2 T Vegetable oil2 cl Garlic, minced2 lb Lean, boneless beef chuck,Cut into 3/4" cubes1 28oz. can whole tomatos inPuree1 6oz. can tomato paste3 T Chili powder1 ts Dried oregano1/4 ts Crushed red pepper1 lg Green pepper, chopped6 T Shredded yellow Cheddar ch.Hot white rice (optional)In large saucepot over high heat, cook onion in oil 3-4 minutes, untiltranslucent. Add garlic, cook, stirring 1 minute. Remove to plate. Add beefcubes in batches, and cook until well-browned, 5-6 minutes. Return onionand garlic with beef to saucepot. Add tomatoes with puree, next 4ingredients and 1 cup water. Cover and simmer, stirring occasionally tobreak up tomatoes, 1.1/2 hours or until beef is tender. Add green pepper,uncover and simmer, stirring occasionally 30 minutes. Season with salt totaste. Spoon chili into individual serving bowls. Serve with cheese andrice.From: Woman's World Magazine - unknown date

Recipe: Reba Mcentire's Broccoli Casserole
Reba McEntire's Broccoli CasseroleYield: 8 Servings1.00 Fresh broccoli; chopped1.00 cn Cream of mushroom soup;-undiluted (10 3/4 oz1.00 cn Water chestnuts; sliced; (8 oz)1.00 Cheez whiz; (16 oz)1.00 c Raw minute rice1.00 c Cracker crumbsPreheat oven to 375 degrees. Steam broccoli just until crisp. Drain.Mix b roccoli, soup, water chestnuts. Cheez Whiz and rice. Place ingreased 2-qua rt casserole. Top with cracker crumbs. Bake 20 to 30minutes, or until bu bbling. Makes 6-8 servings.


So far these are the only ones I've found still online...... or in magazines. If I find any more I'll post them here.

Baby patterns on one domain

Hi Everyone,

Just letting you know I have purchased the domain www.marlasnursery.com and am in the process of moving all baby patterns to this site. They will be at the bravehost site for now but if the patterns links don't work while I am in the process of moving them and getting a redirect set up, they will be at www.marlasnursery.com/patternname.html.

Please do forward this site to anyone you know who makes baby patterns for charity or has a charity group.

Marla

New Bootie Pattern (Well sort of....)

Hi all, this is a bootie pattern I created and have been using, it's basically another version of Bev's Very Easy Booties or created based on them. It makes the booties (with my crocheting anyway) just a little more solid looking. Will upload picture soon as I get one as all mine have gone out to charity or for baby gifts.

Cute and Easy Booties
Pattern based on Bev's Very Easy Booties

1/2oz Baby yarn
H hook (newborn or 0-3mo size)
G hook (large Preemie size)

Chain 26 (28 for 0-3mo size)

Row 1: Hdc in 2nd stitch from hook and each stitch across. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 2-5: Hdc in each stitch across. Chain 1, turn. At end of row 5 turn but do not chain 1.
Row 6: Slip Stitch in first 5 stitches, Chain 2 (counts as Dc), Dc in next stitch and each stitch across to last 4 stitches. Leave last 4 stitches unworked. Chain 2, turn.

Row 7-9: Dc in each Dc across, Chain 2, turn. At end of Row 9 turn but do not chain 2.


Fold Bootie in half. Using crochet hook, slip stitch in the INSIDE loops of both sides of ankle, toe and remaining free loops on bottom of foot. Finish off. Be sure to weave in your short end. Now turn booties inside out and fold down first two rows.


Optional:

Change Colors for cuff at row 6 AFTER slip stitching in first 5 stitches. Note: leave a few inches of each color for slip stitching bootie shut.

Boys:
If you want a longer crew style cuff for boys, you may continue with Dc for rows 10-13. Finish off after Row 13.

Girls:
If you want an edging for girls Chain 3 after row 9 or 13, sc in next dc, repeat to end.

You may chain 60 for a tie if you like, weave in and out of Row 6 but I don't usually unless they're pretty big at the ankle.

Enjoy!!

Marla

Coupon sites for saving $$

Hey we can all use some breaks when it comes to spending $$, no? Here's my fav coupon sites:

Coupons.com (lots of pet food coupons here this week!)
smartsource.com
redplum.com
coolsavings.com

Don't forget many of the websites have coupons for their products as well- including food coupons!

Quiznos' website has coupons from time to time- treat yourself to a discount off a great sub!!

And don't forget to donate a few to your church, food bank, or charity!

Marla