Make It From Scratch #32 Carnival

Welcome to another addition of "Make it From Scratch", where talented bloggers share their wonderful ideas and projects to inspire you to create something new.

Challenge yourself to make something new and share it on your blog, then enter it in the Carnival. More details can be found HERE. These projects can be items you have made for the first time, or tried and true classics that you would like to share.

The first week of the month is dedicated to things made from scratch for the first time and other weeks can be either first time creations or something you have made before.

Please be sure to check out what is going on next week on the 33rd edition of Make it From Scratch, hosted by Stephanie at Stop The Ride. It is challenge week, and the challenge is to make something that you haven't made before and those who take the challenge are put in a drawing for a made from scratch prize from her. Stephanie is also declaring a special edition next week; Where in the world are you from? She'd like participants to leave their country (and state for US) when they submit their posts. Then we can see where all make it from scratch ideas are coming from!

In The Kitchen:

• Amanda Harris presents a delicious recipe for Homemade Vegetable Soup posted at Best Kept Recipes. I can see myself making a pot this weekend, yum.

• Suzanne presents Cream of Tomato Soup posted at :: adventures in daily living ::. What a delicious and simple way to savor the Autumn's bounty!

• O presents Making Chinese noodles posted at A little about anything. She did a wonderful job at attempting Chinese hand pulled noodles which ended in a delicious dish.

• Laura Williams presents Thai Style Noodles posted at Laura Williams' Musings. Delicious!
  

• Bridget shows us how to make Slow Cooker Caramel Apples over at And Miles To Go... This takes a lot of the mess and fuss out of making these yummy Autumn treats.

• Lisa K presents Easy Chocolate Cake from scratch posted at The Frugal Momma. My tummy is rumbling already!

• Melissa presents Reducipe - Orange Rosemary Pork Chops posted at A Penny Closer. Head on over there to see how to make your own.

• Stephanie presents Green Pumpkin Pie posted at Stop the Ride!. It looks so delicious!
  

On The Crafty Side:

• The DeputyHeadMistress over at The Common Room presents What Do You See? She shows us how to make acorn toys like tiny acorn teapots, an acorn bird house and little acorn creatures. So clever and a great project for Autumn!

• Laura Williams presents Homemade Powdered Laundry Soap posted at Laura Williams' Musings. What an economical homemade mix!

• Annette Berlin presents Faigie's Shower Scrapbook Page posted at Crafter's Journey. She made the scrapbook page for her sister-in-law's wedding shower and did a wonderful job!

• Dora shows us how to make a lid for mason jars and a Spring chicken pattern at Y2K Hippie. She even includes free patterns so you can make one of each for yourself!! I think I'll make two of each.

• Michelle Mitchell presents Book Purses posted at Scribbit. Find an old book and head on over there!

• Silvia presents an Easy Wreath Craft for Kids posted at Po Moyemu--In My Opinion.

• Tara has created an easy guide on how to create your own leg warmer pattern posted at Walkabout. What a great idea for those upcoming chilly months.

• Cindy shows us her handiwork and tells us how to make our own cassette tape clutch pouch over at My Recycled Bags.com. What a beautiful and clever idea!

• mom & dad presents How to Build a Double (or Single) Desk on the Cheap posted at raising4boys.com. Go see the result, it's beautiful!

• HowToMe presents Is it possible to make a Drip-less Candle? posted at HowToMe.

On The Other Side:

• Daniel Meek presents Financial Reality Check! posted at Got Guts?


• GP presents Being a Kept Woman posted at InnStyle Montana Style- Come on Inn. A very interesting read.

• Joanie presents Apple of My Pie posted at Nini Makes.

**That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of make it from scratch! using the carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on the blog carnival index page.**