How To Prepare For Cornavirus And Other deadly Viruses As A Homemaker...

~Viruses~

Hello Ladies...

Here we are once again being challenged as a homemaker to keep watch...

Being diligent and being proactive is a powerful tool!

I wanted to share a few things to us that stay at home and are hearing,

All kinds of rather very alarming stories and scenarios.

But when these things start happening, are we to just laugh and ignore them?

And think everyone is an extremist?

I like to think of the Proverbs 31 Woman that laughs at the days to come;

Why did she laugh?

Well, I like to think she did because she made herself ready,

And also for her entire household!

We all know just how sick, we can get from the common cold!

These viruses are getting more and more powerful, but so many,

Are new to this century!

Well, firstly may I just share a few things I am doing!

Do not operate in fear, but in wisdom...

(I will start a list of what I do and how I prepared)

Wash your hands!!!

As soon as anyone comes into the house require them to wash their hands!

Wear those little gloves that cost a buck whenever you go out;

Once your home just throw them in the washing machine!

Make a new habit of not touching your face!!

Have antibacterial soap in the house;

I bought some Dial bar soap for very cheap.

Purchase some bleach super cheap; (If you can find any)

Rubbing alcohol; (If you can find any)

And we have been told to always have at least 2 weeks of provisions;

Just in case of house quarantine or natural disasters!

Also a fever reducing medicine!

Kleenex

Vitamin C

We are told elderly and children can have worse symptoms;

But these viruses can be deadly even in the healthy!

You can even have these viruses and not show signs of sickness.

But you could still transfer it to others!

Use Antibacterial wipes, wipe door knobs and phones daily,

Any surface that is touched by many people.

We have all seen the many ideas to stay healthy!

Abide by them...

Stay away from large crowds;

If someone coughs move away from them!

Always keep items you need to have if things escalate in your town or state.

Water, soups, crackers, juice or a pop you need to stay hydrated.

Extra food items that will last on your pantry shelves!

Extra items in your pantry are just plain wise!

You need to always have these things put back;

Rotate them and use them up!

Help

If you have any ideas or suggestions to add;

Write them in the comment section!

Always learning and living from glory to glory...

Stay well and keep watch in every season...

Hugs, Roxy

Sharing A Dollar Tree Bargain...

Sharing A Dollar Tree Bargain...

Sponges in the kitchen;

Use a clean one every day!

Keep the sponge away from raw meat!

(If you are wiping up raw meat juice use a paper towel and throw away)

Do not keep them around for too long!

They say you can put a damp sponge in the microwave for One minute

(To Kill Bacteria)

But, with these very inexpensive sponges you can use a new one!!

Using a sponge in the kitchen is still a good tool;

Just be mindful of using a clean one every day!

On this same train of thought,

 Always use a clean dish cloth and towel every day!

And always keep clean rags available for cleaning up spills.

Also, I think you should have separate towels for hands and dishes!

I personally prefer to allow my pots and pans to air dry!

~Here is the clip showing the sponges I buy from Dollar Tree~

Framing And Sharing Your Loved Ones Art Work

Artist Corbin & Jenna

Taking the time to encourage our children and grandchildren

In hobbies and creating will help them use their God given talents!

Making Cinnamon Rolls And Zuppa Soup...

Making a loaf of fresh bread and cinnamon rolls;

I served these cinnamon rolls with my soup;

It is a copycat recipe from the Olive Garden restaurant!

Zuppa Soup

Click the link below  my clip and give it a try!

I laughed as this video clip just stopped short;

But anyone who has ever baked cinnamon rolls,

Just pop them in the oven at 350 degrees and bake till 

Lightly browned, Allow them to cool,

 Frost and enjoy!

Zuppa Soup

This was the recipe I used from Delish!

This was really delicious, I did not use hot sausage,

But I did add some cayenne pepper flakes for a bit of spice!

I may have to just write out my own recipe later for this blog post!

Happy Homemaking...

Hugs, Roxy

~Living From Glory To Glory Blog~

Sharing A Pretty Lace Treasure And The reality Of Homemaking...

I really loved getting this set of four lace doilies or placements.

There is just something about lace and placement that I so enjoy!

~Being thankful for the strength and energy~

Also. Wanted to say that being at home and working

In your home and making it clean and tidy should be a joy!

But there will be days, that you just have to go with the flow;

It does not have to be a production,

Lights, music or perfection!

Doing two delicious things from my bread making moments...

Hope you enjoyed seeing Tasha, every time she hears this clip,

She starts looking around and does a little bark.

Here is a picture of the cards I made for my little grandchildren!

Hugs, From Roxy @Living From Glory To Glory Blog

The Video Called American Gospel Christ Alone...

American Gospel; Christ Alone Video 

Please take the time and watch this amazing video!

It is from YouTube...

I wanted to share this video about the Gospel!

I personally believe we have a watered down gospel,

And a feel good gospel!

This video is a powerhouse of truth!

Trust me, some of you may become offended;

But this is so needed in a culture of just try a little harder!

Build yourself up!

I am-----

Don't offend anyone...

Deception comes as an Angel of light;

In return you could be cast into the outer darkness,

~Separated from God for Eternity~

This is a long video, but you can watch it all at once or

In a few different settings!

Just click and be blessed!

Christ Alone

Beware of another Gospel being preached!

Always, Living From Grace for His Glory!

An Easy Valentines Craft And A few Thoughts On Flying Apperance's...

Hello, Can you believe we are celebrating another lovely holiday?
I wanted to share these sweet heart banner that I made years ago and,
It is still one of my very favorite banners!
When its over I place it in a drawer of my china hutch for the next year!

I just could not help myself in saying maybe too much on how my
Flying experience went last month!
But, It just helps me to be mindful of how I look when I am
Out in the world!

Here is my homemade heart banner!

Make a few different patterns of size and shapes of hearts!
Fat and wide or long and skinny...

Use some pretty scrapbooking paper, of colors and design you really like!
There are so many beautiful colors to choose from!

Once you cut out the hearts place them in the pattern you choose;
Now, slowly line them up on your sewing machine;
Leave a long tail of thread and sew them evenly apart!
I like to sew the hearts almost into the middle of each heart,
This way they lay nicely!
Then also leave a long ending tail of thread, as you use these strings
To hang them over a window or a china hutch or a mantel or just on a wall!


I do want to say may you take this time and share your love;
And creativity and always try to look your best!
Make and Bake something for those you LOVE...

As Always, Hugs and striving to remind myself;
Living From Glory To Glory...
~For His Glory~

How To Make Fabric Coasters With Video Clip Directions...

These coasters are made from a Pioneer Woman table cloth,

I just cut the excess fabric off as it was too long for my table.

Measure fabric 6x6

Measure Batting 5x5

Material Needed

1/2 yard material of your choice

1/2 yard of Batting 100% cotton

Yardstick

Scissors

Needles for pinning

Sewing machine

Scotch Guard Spray

Remember you can cut the material with scissors or use a mat board

With a Rotary Cutter.

Start this project, by cutting your fabric and batting
Fabric  cut the square's  6x6
Batting, cut the squares 5x5

Now, Place the fabric squares right sides together;
Then place batting in the center of fabric and sew around the edges of batting material.
Try to catch the batting material as you sew,
As it will make it easier when you turn it right sides out!
Leave a little 1 inch opening so you can turn it right sides out.
Remember to use a thread that matches your fabric.

Tip: Make sure to cut off the tip of each corner after sewing the,
Batting on, as it makes it less bulky when turning.
Tip: Also iron the squares after you turn them inside out!
Then go around each one for a final stitch;
(Remember to backstitch so they stay securely together.

I like using a mat because I can have very straight lines

 And it protects the sewing surface.

You can make a different design for all sorts of holidays or special occasions!

I have made many sets for myself, and some for my friends!
It is also a very frugal gift to make with very little fabric;
A great craft to use up all those smaller bits of material.

I do hope you will try this sweet little craft. It is fun and makes such a nice gift.

May you all enjoy this month of February and make your home cozy and warm!

As Always,
Living From Glory To Glory

Hugs, Roxy

The Benefits Of Making Lists, And Vintage Material...

I absolutely love this material...

I would love to have a bed pillow covered by this Ticking Material.

But having an apron made out of it is just the perfect thing for me,

As I wear aprons while cooking and deep cleaning.

Every day is a new chance to BLOOM...

Hope You enjoy this video clip...

One thing other than washi tape and stickers and aprons is pretty shopping list,

That I just can't get enough of (smiles)

Ticking is a cotton or linen textile that is tightly woven for durability and to prevent down feathers from poking through the fabric and used to cover mattresses and bed pillows It commonly has a striped design, in muted colors such as brown, gray or blue, and occasionally red or yellow, against a plain, neutral background.

Although traditionally used in mattresses and pillows, the material has found other uses, such as serving as a backing for quilts and other bedding It is sometimes woven with a twill weave.

Ticking is no longer restricted to a utility fabric and has found uses in interior decorating styles intending to evoke a homespun or industrial aesthetic. Modern uses for ticking include furniture upholstery, cushion covers, tablecloths, decorative basket liners, and curtains. Occasionally, lighter weight  cloth is printed with a striped pattern made to resemble ticking fabric, and used to make garments  (Information From Wikipedia)

Enjoy your day or night!

Keep a smile on your face and get'er done!

Hugs, Roxy

Always, Living From Glory To Glory