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Bento-boxen, eine gute Auswahl an diesem Stand.

Full description with sandwich freezing tutorial and a list of freezer-friendly/unfriendly fillings in my blog entry. It took about 5 minutes to pack up this toddler lunch this morning.

Doll quilt completed for DQS4. A very fun quilt to make; I'll be making more of these with other fabrics from my stash! Measures about 17.5" square after washing.

Ladybug bento box is his request.My boy likes insects so much, especially loves ladybug.Today he went to field trip to the zoo. Have a nice day, my boy!!

This is the "roll out of bed and make something fast" bento.

Very happy with how this project turned out. The Denyse Schmidt fabrics are really beautiful to look at and to touch. Even my quilting turned out well - the best I've ever done.

Can you find 3rd pig in this bento box??

Morning prep time: 7 minutes. Full entry with review of Marie Callender's instant cornbread mix and packing details is here at Lunch in a Box.

blogged here. Tutorial posted here on how I constructed my modified bento box quilt.

The bee idea is from Luckysundae-san www.flickr.com/photos/cuteobento/.

And I this scene is from a memo pad found at From Japan with love :

www.flickr.com/photos/from_japan_with_love/3295637084/

Finished the top of my modified bento box at the retreat! I've been working on this off and on for a year and a half.

I used the tutorial at FITF: filminthefridge.com/2009/06/24/quartered-squares-a-modifi...

 

Day 14- .. day one of lunch.. And I went Bento Box shopping

 

So Sorry:

 

I'm sorry, two words

I always think after you're gone

When I realize I was acting all wrong

So selfish, two words that could describe

Old actions of mine when patience is in short supply

 

We don't need to say goodbye

We don't need to fight and cry

Oh we, we could hold each other tight

Tonight

 

We're so helpless

We're slaves to our own forces

We're afraid of our emotions

No one, knows where the shore is

We're divided by the ocean

And the only thing I know is

The answer it isn't for us

No the answer isn't for us

 

I'm sorry, two words

I always think after, oh after you're gone

When I realize I was acting all wrong

 

We don't need to say goodbye

We don't need to fight and cry

No we, we could, we could hold each other tight

Tonight...

Tonight...

Tonight...

Tonight...

 

-Feist

A throw-together lunch that took about 3 minutes to pack.

Please read more about this bento at my blog: Happy Little Bento!

 

I've been collecting Etsuko Furuya prints for quite some time now and finally decided to combine them all in these fun and colorful quarter log cabin blocks. I originally was going to make a largish lap quilt, but now I'm considering using it as wall art... Blogged here.

Morning prep time: 10 minutes. Full details here with waffle freezing instructions and additional preschooler lunch.

Three chicks bento.

From the left to the right: Sake, Ebi, Ika, Marugo, 1, Marugo, Ikashiso, Ikageso

A detail of my Neptune quilt.

Leftovers from our July 4th picnic shoved in a box. The lid for this box held breaded and pan fried yellow squash slices. Recipe for vegetarian wraps at Bento Yum blog.

This was a super-fast bento (took less than 10 minutes to pack). I nuked frozen homemade meatballs, steamed the broccoli and kabocha squash in a microwave mini steamer, and plopped in a foil cup of leftover spaghetti I portioned out for freezing. Full details on freezing spaghetti here.

Packed in my two-tier 600ml box.

This meal took about 5 minutes to throw together, using the last of the older items from my freezer bento stash. It's important to use up frozen items before they lose flavor and vitamins.

All homemade except the pita chips.

A character bento featuring Rilakkuma inspired by sheree! Bento contains spinach and carrot tamagoyaki, broccoli, asparagus, red pepper and snowpeas. On the side is Japanese potato salad.

Full details and a Japanese collapsible sandwich case here.

Take Aim - Food

 

Thank you in advance for your views, comments, and faves. They are much appreciated!

Mini-sandwiches made with toasted rye cocktail bread, two deep.

Bento Box Quilt. Pattern by Tracy Brookshier. Make it, it's fun. Cotton Solids and backing is from Field Study Glimmer from Free Spirit.

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