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Billy Lamb, BS, CPFT, Charles Foster, BA, RRT, Joyce Hayes, RN, M.P.H. Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital, St. Louis, MO.
INTRODUCTION: Seven day ventilator circuit change (SDVCC) schedules are being adopted by many hospitals due to cost containment and based upon data that show that SDVCC are not associated with an increased incidence of lower respiratory infection (LRI). We hypothesized that SDVCC would not increase the LRI rate in our pediatric ventilator patient population and that quantitative cultures of the inspiratory ventilator circuits would show no growth after seven days. METHOD: Due to cost containment strategy, we choose NOT to use a prospective randomized methodology; therefore, as a pilot, we implemented SDVCC for all patients in our intensive care units. Due to concerns of the physician faculty, as a quality control, inspiratory ventilator circuit cultures were performed (sampling at the outlet of the humidifier, the patient wye and the temperature probe inlet) using quantitative culture technique on each study patient's ventilator circuit after seven days. Routine surveillance from 1989 - 1993 showed no growth in cultures of inspiratory ventilator circuits of patients receiving M/W/F circuit changes. Patients that were ventilated<seven days were excluded from the study. LRI/1000 ETT DAY (LRI/ETT) were monitored. LRI was defined according to 1988 CDC guidelines for nosocomial pneumonia. The control group consisted of all ventilated patients Jan.-April 1993 (M/W/F circuit changes), the study group, all ventilated patients Jan.-April 1994 (SDVCC). The control group consisted of 49 patients, mean age 9.63 months (range 0-180; median 1 month). The study group consisted of 46 ventilator patients, mean age 8.04 months (range 0-160; median 0)
Results: Quantitative cultures of the vent. circuits revealed no growth in the study group; retrospective data show no growth in cultures in the control group. LRI for the control group = 13; LRI for the study group = 10. LRI/ETT in the Control group were 4.36 (13 LRI; 3018 ETT days); LRI/ETT for the Study group were 3.30 (10 LRI; 3150 ETT days). These data show no significant difference in LRI/ETT between the control group and study group (X² = 0.32). Circuit cost for the control group was $4.55 per ventilator day; the study group (SDVCC) $2.49 per ventilator day. EXPERIENCE: Our study methodology was not designed to prove SDVCC Statistically Related to lowering Lower Respiratory Infections. Variables such as days on antibiotics, days intubated, ventilator type, NG tube days, patient position, diagnosis and others may contribute to the incidence of LRI in ventilated patients. CONCLUSION: Pediatric SDVCC are not associated with an increase in LRI & significantly reduce cost as compared to M/W/F vent circuit changes. Prospective, randomized studies are needed to determine if circuit change frequency is statistically related to lower LRI rates in ventilated patients; multiple variables in this patient population make proving this hypothesis very challenging. The SDVCC process was continued at our hospital.


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Steve Carver (born April 5, 1945) is an American film director and producer from Brooklyn, New York.
Carver first held a camera when he was eight. He attended high school in Manhattan, New York and received his BA from Cornell University and his MFA from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. His short films attracted the attention of Roger Corman who hired him to direct The Arena (1974).
- The Tell-Tale Heart (1971) (short)
- The Arena (1974)[1]
- Big Bad Mama (1974)
- Capone (1975)[2]
- Drum (1976)
- An Eye for an Eye (1981)
- Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)[3]
- Bulletproof (1988)[4]
- River of Death (1989)
- ^ Thomas, Kevin (January 4, 1974). "Movie Review". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved April 30, 2010.
- ^ "Capone Stays in the Dark". The Age. July 11, 1975. Retrieved April 30, 2010.[dead link]
- ^ Canby, Vincent (April 16, 1983). "Villainy Dispatched in El Paso". The New York Times. Retrieved April 30, 2010.
- ^ "Movie Review".
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Music has always been an instrumental force in shaping and defining culture, showing us who we are and who we wish to be. In uncertain times such as these, when our country is caught up in multiple armed conflicts around the world, when our economy teeters on the edge of a knife, and the citizenry is clearly divided about how we wish our society to proceed, it becomes necessary for voices of conscience in the arts to reflect our better nature that we may evolve and be better to each other. Nowhere is understanding and perspective more necessary than within the ranks of the US military, as a myriad of unconstitutional federal laws threaten to force them to disobey their oaths to uphold and defend the constitution.
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Sunday, October 6, 2013
Our Weekend Croods Party #TheCroodsDVD
This weekend, we were able to have a very fun Croods party! It was actually a surprise for Mary so when she came out of her bedroom to see the house decorated, she was so excited!
For each guest, we had lovely party packs that included games, paints, Croods toys, blankets, puzzles, and popcorn!
I also ended up making Sky's the Limit Punch that was inspired by the Croods always reaching for the sun. It's a very simple recipe and everyone really liked it!
1 package blue, berry flavored unsweetened drink mix
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In a large punch bowl, stir together the drink mix, lemon-lime soda, and white cranberry juice. Taste, and stir in sugar to your liking. (I like to add the whole cup.) Float scoops of ice cream on the top. The ice cream melts somewhat and turns the punch a beautiful baby blue color with frothy white clouds floating on the top.
I ended up making an activity center for the kids too since I know when I was little, I loved an activity center with lots of stuff to play with! This was a huge hit!
Cups of popcorn were made for the big event and then it was time to start the movie! I had the activity center in front of the tv so everyone could do their own thing while watching the movie. This works best for some kids who can't sit still through an entire movie too.
One of the activities was to paint cave paintings! This was so much fun! Everyone got really creative on it too!
Even adults ended up joining in on the fun! Who can resist puzzles and a movie?
I also ended up making Dino Burgers as a meal too for everyone. The kids loved them, but don't tell them they were just cheeseburgers!
If you couldn't tell, the masks were a huge hit too! We loved switching them around and having some fun with them!
Here was one of the finished Cave Paintings. I think it came out pretty good! Overall the party was a lot of fun and saying goodbye was the hardest part. Hopefully we'll have another party at our house soon!
17 comments:
- Melony Gilstrap said...
What a great party! This looks like so much fun. Kudos to you for doing this. My kids would love this type of thing.
- October 6, 2013 at 12:16 PM
- Adora Tan said...
Painting with masks on! What an awesome idea! I haven't actually caught on The Croods' wave yet. I don't think my 5 year old will be too into it somehow :|
#gingerbreadmum (from UBC!) stopping by to say hi ;)
- October 6, 2013 at 12:20 PM
- Sherida Holgate said...
I absolutely loved reading about your "Croods" party and seeing the photos! I have a 3 yr old son and his favorite movie lately is the "Croods" so I could totally relate.
Looks like your party was a blast.
- October 6, 2013 at 12:24 PM
- Sherida Holgate said...
I absolutely loved your post on the "Croods" party! Your photos were awesome! My 3 yr old son is really into the "Croods" right now too.
It looks like your party was a hit!
- October 6, 2013 at 12:26 PM
- Todd Lovessweeps said...
How fun ! Hoping to do something similar when we get the movie on Blu-Ray
- October 6, 2013 at 4:41 PM
- Thomas Murphy said...
looks like a fun party!
- October 6, 2013 at 5:09 PM
- Thomas Murphy said...
looks like a fun party!
- October 6, 2013 at 5:09 PM
- (Terry) My Journey With Candida said...
hahahha... what a fun party. I haven't yet seen the Croods, but I sure would have like to of been at your party. My Hubs would have liked the Dino burgers.
- October 7, 2013 at 9:13 PM
- Melanie B said...
We just saw this movie it was so funny! what a great looking party. My kids would have loved the water colors
- October 8, 2013 at 1:43 AM
- Masshole Mommy said...
What a fun party!! We never got around to seeing this in the theater, but my boys keep seeing commercials for it, so I know I am going to have to get it for family movie night soon!
- October 8, 2013 at 5:32 AM
- theroadtodomestication.com said...
Too cute! Loved the masks!
- October 8, 2013 at 9:00 AM
- Sarah-Louise Bailey said...
Oh wow that looks like such a fun party! And what cute toys you get (I think I shall forever be a big kid when it comes to cuddlies!) x
- October 8, 2013 at 9:05 AM
- Growing Up Madison said...
Seems like everyone had a great time. That's one of the movies that we haven't seen as yet and I promised my 8yr old that I would get it for him. Guess it's time to fulfill my promise.
- October 8, 2013 at 9:19 AM
- Pam said...
I haven't seen the Croods yet but keep hearing good things about it. This looks like a fun party!
- October 8, 2013 at 11:19 AM
- lifewithlorelai said...
What a fun surprise! Looks like everyone had an awesome time. Great ideas. :)
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- October 8, 2013 at 1:59 PM
- Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell said...
Oh my goodness, those masks! They're just too much! I love the idea of adding all this fun to a movie!
- October 9, 2013 at 12:14 AM
- Gianna said...
My kids have been wanting to see this.
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Lovers of exotic cars will be very interested to know about Maserati's new addition to its lineup of cars. The current models include the Granca Brio, GranTurismo and the Quattroporte. A new model called the Mastretta MXT is being manufactured in Mexico. It is very sleek looking and compares well to the Lotus Elise. It is the first of its kind to be completely designed and manufactured in Mexico. The Mastretta brothers, Carlos and Daniel, said national pride and ambition for their new car motivated them to take the car from idea through concept to reality. Their father went to school in Milan, Italy, where he was taught by Professor Enzo Ferrari.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Binghamton women's soccer (3-1) scored once in each half and its stingy defense blanked host Holy Cross 2-0 Sunday afternoon from Smith Soccer Stadium. The shutout was BU's second straight. The Bearcats have allowed just two goals in four games this fall.
"It was a great team effort today," head coach Sarah McClellan said. "We made a few adjustments in the first half and the players really battled and stuck to the game plan. They worked hard and I'm happy they got the result they earned."
Senior forward Charlotte Foster opened the scoring in the 39th minute, taking a pass from sophomore back Dani Raske and banking in a shot off the right post. It was Foster's second goal of the season.
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Junior keeper Jen McEachron needed to make just four saves for the Bearcats, who outshot their hosts 12-8. McEachron lowered her season goals against average to a paltry 0.49.
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A group of young tennis players from disadvantaged areas had the opportunity to meet some of the stars of the SA Tennis Open on Monday when No. 7 seed Rainer Schuettler of Germany and South African wildcard Izak van der Merwe joined Jeff Coetzee for a coaching clinic at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Centre in Jabavu, Soweto.
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Enjoy incredible food at reasonable prices in a casual atmosphere. Voted Salina's number one steakhouse eight years running, Tucson's Steakhouse has a commitment to old fashioned quality without shortcuts. This Salina classic's obvious specialty is steak and this steakhouse is best known for its in house, hand cut, Certified Angus Beef. Other favorites at this family owned hot spot include Bacon Wrapped Shrimp, Smoked Beef Brisket, melt in your mouth Baby Back Ribs and specialty seafood selections.Continued
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- Great steak.unhappyVIPDined on 9/13/2014Casual environment with fantastic hand cut meat. Delicious!Special Features:
- The following 84 reviews are from the Tucson's Steakhouse reviews archive.
- Yummy birthday treatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/27/2014We belong to the cactus club and received an online coupon for a discount on my birthday meal. The steak kabobs were done perfectly and at the end of the meal I received a yummy chocolate brownie dessert for my birthday. The entire dining experience contributed to making my birthday special.
- PoorServicePoorServiceDined on 7/24/2014Used to love this place. The food was still ok. Service was terrible. Had to ask multiple times for items missing - bread, more chips, mushrooms, sauce. Silverware was taken off the table before we got our food. The waitress asked if we wanted the mushrooms on the steak, not telling us it was an extra charge and then they forgot them. When we asked about them, we told the waitress to forget them because we were almost finished eating. She brought them when we literally had one bite left. When we got our ticket, they were an additional fee…too much for the 2 tablespoons we got - that we didn't get with our meal. The sandwich came with no sauce on it - it was very dry and definitely not worth the price. Really spoiled our special occasion.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Felt VERY rushed/Ice cold foodhim8nzDined on 5/24/2014Everything was going just fine until we received our salads. We had just started to eat our salads when our entrées arrived. When I took my first bite of the grilled veggies, they were cold. My expensive rib eye was luke warm and was overcooked. My husband's entire entrée was ice cold. The server NEVER asked how our meal was etc. She did ask if we needed drink refills once. The next time we saw her was when she dropped off the check. I had to quickly ask her if I could get a to go box for the rest of my steak. The six top next to us appeared to get much better service that was paced appropriately. I hate to complain as I am thinking she was just overwhelmed. Just wanted this to be noted, as we usually never have this problem here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/21/2014Food and service is always very good. It's where we go for a good steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak was good, but not that good.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/3/2014The atmosphere wasn't what I expected. It didn't have a fun atmosphere like a Lone Star or something, nor did it have a romantic high quality atmosphere. Ticket got misplaced, food was late. The steak was good, but not THAT good. Should've gone to Olive Garden next door.
- I'd visit again.CaddygmaDined on 5/1/2014Food was very good. Pulled pork was delicious, brisket a little tougher than I expected but good flavor.Special Features:
- Always EnjoyableBabethebeagleDined on 4/20/2014When we want a good steak dinner we always head for Tuscon's. Locally, their steaks can't be beat. Service is fast and always friendly.Special Features:
- Irish feastOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/17/2014Thanks for the quality of the special Irish dinner. Everything was wonderful and plentiful.Special Features:
- Reliable food and serviceMomof1KCVIPDined on 3/17/2014Tucson's is a great, reliable restaurant for a small town. Friendly service, a full menu and good for little ones. I would highly recommend to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, fair priceSpringDined on 3/14/2014Tusons is a nice place to eat at a fair price. We eat here once a month or so. It's fine for bringing the kids out or for date night with just the hubs. The service is excellent to decent depending on who you get for a server. The management is usually friendly and often visit your table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little longCiscoDined on 3/14/2014We thought by booking a table we could be in and out in a reasonable amount of time. Wrong, we had a concert to go see and we're rushed because service was slow. We ordered before the table next to us and their food was served before ours. Servers looked rushed and confused. Looks like you need to hire more help.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful food!JenPDined on 2/28/2014Super busy on a Friday night but well worth the wait. Steaks were cooked perfectly, margaritas were awesome & waitstaff wasn't at our table every 5 minutes. PS, definitely go for the bacon wrapped jalapeños for your appetizer!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The service and food are consistentElDdoradoDined on 2/25/2014The service and food are consistently great. They have the best Salmon and ribs in town.Special Features:
- locally ownedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2014Our OpenTable reservation did not show up on their list and there was a 45 minute wait. When I showed the hostess our reservation confirmation, she got us in within 15 minutes. Great service, good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service!meetingpartyDined on 2/8/2014Had reserved a table for five only to find out we needed a table for seven. The hostess and manager took care of our needs immediately. Our server was excellent, always checking on what we needed and bringing refreshments without being told. First time eating at Tucson"s and will definitely be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, good service, good priceDL1K07Dined on 1/15/2014Went here after a group of us flew into Salina. Made the reservation for 14 online and everything was set up and waiting for us right on time. Service was excellent and the environment was warm & inviting. Most of us got steak of some kind and agreed that the food was good, but not spectacular & perhaps a little overpriced. That said, everyone was satisfied & we'd certainly go there again, especially considering that they were willing to accommodate a group of our size.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steaksluvredmeatDined on 9/28/2013For a romantic night out, this is not the place. But, if you want Angus beef cooked to near perfection, you probably cannot do much better. I had a small filet medium-rare. It was excellent. My wife opted for the "Loaded Chicken", a chicken breast smothered in cheeses and mushrooms. We were both well pleased with the food and the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Chicken TenderloinsDarrellDined on 9/13/2013Out of our party of six, four of us ordered the Chicken Tenders on the recommendation of a regular. They were large, meaty, and perfectly breaded - probably the best Chicken Tenders around. Tucsons offers generous portions, and all the delicious marble bread you can eat. It was a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No up to par that nightDoctorTDined on 8/31/2013Waiter was unfamiliar with cuts of beef, unfamiliar with their beer list which is extensive. Had to return one of our steaks and it still came out wrong, Manager took it off the bill. Would never go back.Special Features:
- Outstanding ServiceSteaknTatorsDined on 8/18/2013My party was a large group of ~ 18 family members. Our server, Tyler, was excellent. He was prompt, attentive, friendly, & went over & above with a smile cleaning up after a baby had dumped his plate. The food was tasty & all at the table were happy with their orders.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tucson's - the Best in Town!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/3/2013Tuscon's has been our favorite restaurant ever since it opened! You can call ahead to get your name on the list for seating. The food is always good, fresh, and consistant. The prices are very competitive and a big menu. The waitstaff is friendly and prompt and it is nice that management also works the rooms to be sure everyone is satisfied. What else do you need!!!!??Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food in chaos.CammyDined on 7/31/2013We had an excellent waiter and the hostess was very accommodating. I like to go to Tucson's but the loud noise level takes away from any personal conversation. We had to yell across the table. I don't eat out often and felt the prices had really increased! Thank you for the $10.00 coupon, it helped!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good on the road restaurantGoodtimeBPVIPDined on 7/31/2013We had the Filet, and the steak was marinated, and the quality was average. The The Baked Potato and the vegetables were ok and the salad was chilled but mainly iceberg lettuce with very little else in it. The presentation and the service were more suited for a truckstop than fine dining. Our waitress was young and not very attentive, although in looking around it appeared that the other staff were more attentive to their customers. The restaurant was clean and pleasant, and we always like to frequent non chain restaurants.
- Dining at Tucson'sOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/31/2013The food and service is as good as it gets anywhere. A+++++++++ Best ribs and veggie kabobs in town (my choice) Wife likes the chicken
- Birthday SteakGourmandeDined on 5/31/2013Hubby's birthday request was a big steak dinner. Tucson's fit the bill. An old friend had given it a poor review. We were hesitant, but decided to trust online reviews and give it a shot. Our server was diligent and courteous, and stood by while we cut our steaks, making sure they were cooked perfectly [they were]. Just the right balance of attention and personal space. We tried a mixed drink special from the bar, some kind of a rum/vodka/who knows what-else punch- fruity with coconut overtones. We loved it, but limited ourselves to one [not because they weren't good, but because we were driving]. The steaks were delicious and perfectly done. Each came with two sides- all excellent. There was so much food we couldn't eat it all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful food, great priceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/11/2013Being a member of the Cactus Club has it's privledges. I received an email for my birthday that included a coupon for $10 off an adult meal. We decided to take my parents out, and everyone enjoyed their meals. The bread is unlike other stealhouses, and that's a good thing. Bacon-wrapped shrimp is divine, and we always get the steak, the flavor is so good. Management came by, chatted a bit, and we felt like special guests. Every time we're in town, we stop there. Wish they would open up one in KC!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very happy to have somewhereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/22/2013Very happy to have somewhere to eat dinner that we can make a reservation!!! Will be eating here more often since having a new baby really limits our time we can spend going out for dinner. Steak special was great just like normal.Special Features:
- Wonderful to be able to getOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/31/2013Wonderful to be able to get a reservation online, and be able to change it if needed, We showed up early, but they still were able to accommodate us within minutes!! Great place to have lunch with the family and friends!!Special Features:
- Great food, prices, and serviceBabethebeagleDined on 3/31/2013Excellent steaks at reasonable prices. What sets Tuscon's apart is their fast and friendly service.Special Features:
- One of the best 10 oz RiBOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/29/2013One of the best 10 oz RiB Eye steaks I have had. All food for party members was very good. The Sauteed Muchrooms very good. Staff did a great job for a birthday surprise and desert. The presentation of the main courses could be improved. My plate had just a steak and mashed potatoes. Looked very plain. It needed something green or some color. We came from 400 miles away. It was worth it.Special Features:
- I go to there because theyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/15/2013I go to there because they have the best fillet in Kansas. I hope they never change the product. My family drives from Kansas C ity to eat there also.
- Awesome evening! Food - fabulous!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/13/2013Awesome evening! Food - fabulous! Chocolate martini - yeah!Special Features:
- I love coming here. FantasticOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/8/2013I love coming here. Fantastic food for good prices. A friendly atmosphere, they treat you like family. Steaks are top-notch, the side dishes are home-made, and the bread is something special, all soft and warm. I truly enjoy it every time I'm there.Special Features:
- Tucson's is our favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2013Tucson's is our favorite restaurant in Salina!! We like the ability to call ahead and get our name on the waiting list. The food is always very good. Our favorite is the $11.99 6oz steak special. Your salads are always very fresh and the waitstaff very friendly and efficient. See you again soon! P.S. Some outdoor dining in nice weather would be lots of fun! John & Dixie HaddockSpecial Features:
- We have eaten there many timesOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2013We have eaten there many times over the years. It is always good and our favorite place for steaks in Salina. We have out-of-town relatives who request to go there when they are in town as there is nothing comparable where they are from. We recommend it to anyone who asks about a good place to go.Special Features:
- I very much appreciated beingOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2013I very much appreciated being able to reserve seats and to do that on-line was even better! Great improvement! I would appreciate if the server would ask if we are a member of your club so that I would remember to provide my card and take advantage of whatever it offers. The last two times I have been there I have forgotten to provide that to the server during checkout. :(
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The tiny shape element Dell Optiplex 9010 Desktop takes up small room, packs a good performance punch, plus is easy to repair or upgrade. If also offers all of the service plus guarantee choices plus legacy connectivity companies require. Couple which with Dell's promise of the lengthy product lifespan plus a lot of caution for upcoming changes, plus we have a effective compact PC which won't strain out a buying agent or IT personnel.
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Card Holder Key Chain Tutorial
These are very simple to make, it took me longer to put the tutorial together then it did to make the five key chains in this tutorial. I took lots of pics, but these are easy to make and anyone can do it. The monogram is optional. You can embellish these anyway you like and you might even choose to fussy cut certain fabrics. I made 70 of these monogrammed and used snaps for closures but wasn't happy with the snap. So, I started all over and made them 70 more with Velcro. I'm happy with the Velcro so that's what we'll go with here. But If you are better at setting snaps then I was you can give that a go. Just do what works best for you. You also have option for what to use for the piece that holds the ring. I used the fabric and sewed it just like making double fold binding but you could choose to use ribbon or even the straps the Moda uses to wrap their bundles in would work nicely and make great use of something that might otherwise gets thrown out. So lets get to it.
Here's what you need:
2 pieces of your fabric cut 3"x5 1/2"
1 piece cut 3"x8"
1 cut 3"x3" (you won't need this if you use ribbon or something else for the ring strap)
hook and loop Velcro cut to 1 1/4" or snap
metal keyring (I bought mine in the craft section at WM)
monogrammed square optional
Here's a few tips that I learned along the way.
Ironing embroidery thread will melt it. I never thought about it being synthetic when I made that mistake. So, my second tip is that the Velcro would probably melt too, luckily I didn't make that mistake too. I suggest covering with a cloth before pressing with an iron.
One more thing I used a 1/4" seam allowance.
Start by cutting your fabric and Velcro pieces. I did mine by cutting a 3" strip of the with of fabric (selvedge to selvedge) then from that I cut the two 5 1/2" pieces, one 8" piece and one 3" piece from the strip to get the four pieces needed for one key chain.
Now we want to fold the 8" piece wrong sides together and give it a press with the iron. You will also fold the 3" piece wrong sides together and give that a press to, but you need to turn the raw edges of that into the center fold just like if you were making double fold binding, press again. It should look like this. If you see extra pieces in there don't let that confuse you. I was making 5 of these at the time I took the pics.
Now we need to draw a line down the center, length wise of the 5 1/2 piece. This will be a guide to place the ruler so you get your corners cut off straight. OOPs, forgot to take pic so had to run back and grab some fabric to show what I mean, so ignore that this piece of fabric is different. But it still gives you the right idea.
Now the next step is the reason for the line. You will need to cut the corners off the two 5 1/2 " pieces. So, line the diagonal line on your ruler up with the center line on your fabric making the top of the ruler line up with the 1" mark on the ruler(note that the ruler is hanging over the top at the 1" mark). I stacked all mine so I could cut them all at once. Cut the two corner pieces off. Now all your pieces are ready to go to the sewing machine. This is what you should have. Two 3x5 1/2" with the corners cut off, one 3x8" folded in half and pressed and one 3x3" folded and pressed like double fold binding. If you are doing monograms you'll need those cut in small squares and ready also.Now the next step is only for the monogram, so if you're not doing a monogram then just skip this step. Place your little monogrammed square on one of the pieces that have the corners cut, center it as best you can. You might want to measure, I just eyeballed mine. Then I did a satin stitch on the edge all the way around in the same color thread as the monogram. I did do a couple with rick-rack around them and then stitched it down but you do it the way you like best!!
Now take the OTHER piece that has the corners cut off and sew the Velcro to it (if you choose to use a snap skip this step). Line it up between the two top points and down 3/8" from the top. I used a very narrow satin stitch all the way around. So if you used the hook part of the Velcro for this use the loop part for the other piece which will be now sewn to the folded piece on the end that has the fold. It too will be centered and down 3/8" from the fold. These are the ones on the right side of the pic. Next we will sew down both sides of the small 3" piece that we pressed with the double fold. This will be to close and the other side just for looks. I sew the open side first and then back down the other side. Once those are sewn I insert them into the metal rings and line up the raw edge and sew a stay stitch down to hold the ring in place. These will be sewn to the folded piece on the same side as the Velcro but opposite end. I back stitch here to make sure these are secure and don't pull lose. Now you should have these three pieces. I have 15 because I made 5 at once. One with monogram (or plain), one with Velcro and the folded piece with Velcro and ring attached. We're almost done. Now, take the folded piece with the ring and lay it directly on top of the Velcro piece that has the corner cut, both facing up. Lining up the bottom edges, like this. Now lay the monogrammed piece (or plain piece if you choose not to add a monogram) right side down on top of that. Making sure all the edges are all lined up. I pinned my 3 layers so I didn't have to worry about anything shifting. Starting on the bottom (short straight edge sew up the long side. I back stitch at the beginning and end so your stitches don't come loose when turning. Sew all the way around to the the other end. This is what you'll have. Now here is the tricky part. Not hard but tricky because if you don't have it turned right before sewing the bottom seam well it just won't work right. So when you look in the bottom where it is still open you will see the two other pieces and the middle one with the metal ring one it. Turn your piece from between the side of the middle that doesn't have the ring sewn to it and the outer fabric. If you click the pic you will get a close up and see the arrow pointing to where you need to turn the piece thru. Once it is turned it will look like this on one side(top one) and this (bottom one) on the other side. I know this doesn't look right, but it is. Go ahead and give it a press on the side that doesn't have the velcro. I was afraid the velcro might melt. Next sew a seam across the bottom to close. I backtack at the start and finish here too. Snip those corners to eliminate bulk. Reach in and pull the ring out to turn. After pushing those corners out you will want to give it another press with the iron. That's it, enjoy!!!
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Oh my gosh...this is wonderful. I love these. You did such a great job with this tutorial, very clear instructions and the best photos. The fabric is adorable. What line is that from?ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for sharing,
ps would it be ok if I linked to your blog in the next day or two?
Wow! Those are very nice! They would really make great gifts! You also did a wonderful job on a detailed tutorial too!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely darling and a very fine tutorial, indeed! What a wonderful gift to give to friends and family! I'm saving this one in my favorites file!ReplyDelete
I also love the tutorial. I plan to bookmark it so I can go back when I am able to get back to sewing. Just one thing - can I have your permission to make these to sell at craft fairs? They would be a great addition for me - but since the pattern is your's I need the permission to use it.ReplyDelete
WELCOME HOME DONNA! I know you didn't get in until the wee hours of the morning but can't wait to see all the photo's!ReplyDelete
Donna, you are AMAZING!!!! LOVE the tutorial and I'm honored to be the owner of one of your Card Holder Key Chains.ReplyDelete
It was very nice to meet you at the COF Retreat. You are so talented, your sewing is amazing. Keep posting, I read your blog for inspiration.
Jody (CQwannabe)
That's a great tutorial - very detailed. I love your fabric choices and am having a great time looking around your blog.ReplyDelete
love your tutorial. thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Awesome little gifty idea! Thanks for sharing! 8-)ReplyDelete
This is wonderful. I made one and it's so cute. Do you mind if I post a link to your blog on my blog? Thanks for sharing this tutorial.ReplyDelete
I pray GOD truely blesses you for sharing this information. Very helpful. Great instructions.My daughter had one and I wanted one now I do thanks to you.ReplyDelete
Teresa in Tennessee
Thanks for a great tutorial on your cute key chain..ReplyDelete
I've literally been working on making myself something to just hold my license, debit card & mine & the 3 kids health insurance cards for the last 5 hours, no luck. Then I saw your tutorial & tada! viola! I'm so excited! It worked & looks beautiful & wow! Thank you so very much, you made my day! (& in about an hour)ReplyDelete
I just found this awesome tutorial today @ TipNut!! This is just such a great idea, I love the fabrics you chose too!ReplyDelete
I found this tutorial while looking for something else and was glad I did :) I just made these with your tutorial - thanks for making it :) http://magical.imgur.com/other_craft_and_sewing_projects#ylfDLReplyDelete
OMG..THANKS A LOT I.LOVE THAT TUTORIAL..I GLAD N DONE ALREADY,MAY I LINK TO MY BLOG..AS PLEASURE...ReplyDelete
This is great - thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I have just finished making some of these as gifts - they are wonderful. Your tutorial was easy to follow, and I cannot seem to stop making themReplyDelete
Thank you
Got your link from Judy at CatNCart Craft. She did a great job on hers. Your tutorial is great. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I also got the link from Judy & am so impressed! Your tutorial was so clear & concise. Thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 23, 2012 at 12:45 PM
I just love this idea! Made my first one! Thank you! _ Paula LubertsReplyDelete
Love your keyring. Thanks for sharing your tutorial. Posting a link to it on my blog...kwiltypleasures.blogspot.com.ReplyDelete
So pretty! Thank you for sharing this tutorial! ~tinaReplyDelete
Perfect! Thanks!ReplyDelete
- FabienneMay 21, 2012 at 10:24 AM
Fantastique!!!!!thank you!!!!ReplyDelete
YEAH! My friend and I just completed your tutorial - making one first and now I am off to cut more fabric to make more! Great tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to share your wonderful gift!ReplyDelete
these are wonderful and the tutorial is easy to follow..thanks for sharing it with us as i might need it when use this design for Metal business cards.ReplyDelete
I have made several of your wonderful card holder keychains for gifts and they are a big hit, I LOVE mine! It has freed me from wagging a purse around when I go shopping, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for good idea and tutorial. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 19, 2013 at 7:47 PM
thanks it will nice xmas gift for co-workers.ReplyDelete
It WORKED! Fabulous tutorial. Fabulous finished product. Thank you.ReplyDelete


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To us, yesterday felt a lot like Christmaswe spent a snowy day in New York City with some of the most beautiful (and sweetest!) women in the world backstage at the 17th annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. While the models were in hair and makeup being transformed into Angels, we thought it would be a good time to grill them about their ideas of heaven. Read on for all you've ever wanted to know about your favorite Angels, and don't forget to catch the show when it airs on CBS on December 4.
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When you get to heaven...
Your lavish welcoming gift at the pearly gates will be: James Franco.
Who will greet you when you arrive? James Franco.
The soundtrack will be: It would be Notorious B.I.G., Rihanna, Azealia Banks, Lauryn Hill, and Beyoncé.
Your DVR will be filled with: Quentin Tarantino movies, and a bit of Steven Spielberg for some cheese.
Your occupation will be: Id be the Prime Minister of Heaven.
Who's your dream companion? Azealia Banks, Rihanna, I need a Brit up there with me tooJourdan Dunn! And Wiz Khalifa, I love him. He doesn't know it yet, but we're getting married.
The closet on your cloud will be filled with: Boys. Lingerie, some leather. What is wrong with me? Leather, lingerie, latex.
If heaven has an open bar, the signature cocktail will be: Bloody Mary.