Blueberry Puff Tart

Just another simple recipe using homemade puff pastry, this time using blueberry. Enjoy!

 

Blueberry puff tart 1

1. Mix 2 C Blueberry with 2Tbs lemon juice, 3 Tbs sugar, 3 Tbs corn starch, set aside.

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2. Cut the puff pastry sheet into smaller square, 6″x 6″ total 8 squares (if using ready frozen pastry, just divide each sheet into 4 squares ).

3. Spread 1Tbs cream cheese then scoop the blueberry into each square, fold the perimeter to hold the berries, brush with egg wash.

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4. Bake in 350F oven about 15-20 minutes or the pastry is golden brown. Drizzle with honey (optional).

blueberry puff tart

 

 

 

blueberry puff tart 3

 

Nom Nom Lunch Bag

Though I often thought about sewing a proper lunch bag for my husband, I’d ended up sewing something else. It usually because I didn’t have the right fabric, what I mean by the right fabric is I need the fabric that is thick, with darker shade, and not to girly. Last week I went through my fabric stash and was drawn by this fabric…finally I found the right one, why didn’t I think about it before?? It’s left over fabric I used in wall decor, I bought it from IKEA couple years ago… almost forgot that I still had some left, just enough for the lunch bag.

After finding the right fabric, I was thinking about making a thorough sewing tutorial for this project, but I should’ve known that I shouldn’t be too optimistic about it when your 2T was teething and very demanding. I was lucky enough to be able to get two pictures which I don’t even consider them as tutorial picture 😦

Anyway, I hope this Nom Nom lunch Bag inspires you!

 

Nom Nom lunch bag 1

The fabric, liner, and interfacing.

 

Nom Nom Lunch bag 4

Since I didn’t have fusible interfacing, I sewn the medium interfacing I had to the main fabric in parallel lines.

Nom Nom Lunch bag 5

This bag has an expandable top with cord.

Nom Nom Lunch bag 3

 

Nom Nom Lunch bag 2

 

Whales Dress with Collar

Does any of you notice that prior to this I’d never made my little one dress with collar? It’s because I didn’t know how to make it 🙂

Before I went back to Indonesia early of this year, I kept telling myself to not to forget to learn how to sew collar from my mom, particularly how to draw collar pattern. With all the hectic schedules and events, I eventually, in the last day during my stay,  got to learn how to make the pattern which actually only took about 5 minutes, not as complicated as I thought.

So here it is, my first dress with collar.

 

whales dress 1

Whales dress 2

Whales dress 3

Whales dress 4

And here is my favorite part,

Whales dress 5