Homemade Scrap Fabric Trivet Project - Tutorial Tuesday

It's Tutorial Tuesday and today's project is a trivet. It's made with fabric strips and a cotton clothesline.

For the project you will need:

• 1" wide fabric strips. I had a pile of scraps to use up so mine were all different lengths and designs.
• Cotton clothesline 
• Glue stick

• Clover Wonder Clips
• Sewing machine
• Matching thread
• Rotary cutter
• Cutting ruler
• Cutting mat

Looking for something else? Check out some of my other kitchen sewing and crafting projects!

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You can find the step-by-step how to tutorial for the coiled scrap fabric trivet sewing project here:

Yummy Monday - Orozco's Restaurant in San Juan, Puerto Rico

When we visit San Juan there is one restaurant we hit up for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every single time.

Orozco's.

Located in the Condado Beach area, it's an easy walk from some of the nearby hotels. It's also close to the bus stop so wherever you are in San Juan you can make your way there. Believe me, it's worth it. They are right on Ashford Ave.

Their specialties are numerous.

*Mofongo, made with mashed plantains. Trifongo made with mashed green plantains, sweet plantains, and cassaba. Throw in some meat - pork, chicken, beef, octopus and more - and you've got yourself a filling and tasty meal. (Sorry, no picture - we ate it before grabbing the camera.)

*A Cubano Sandwich full of meats and cheese and pickles on delicious crusty bread.

*Their homemade hot sauce rocks. It kicks everything up a notch. Just look at the spices in there! My mouth drools just looking at it.

Then there is the tres leches cake, white or chocolate. Oh. My. Goodness. Both are amazing. Occasionally they have some other special flavors that are just as yummy.

Unfortunately, since Hurricane Maria they've reduced their hours. No more breakfast is served and they are closed on Wednesdays.

But if you are in San Juan (not on a Wednesday) and are looking for a great meal for lunch or dinner, check out Orozco's!

Medallion Class™ and Ocean Medallion™ Updates on the Caribbean Princess

Today the video covers the Medallion Class™ and Ocean Medallion™ Updates on the Caribbean Princess from August 18 to September 18, 2018.

FREE First Time Cruiser EBook September 22-23

As a reward to all those following along with my travels this year, I'm offering my Cruising with Confidence eBook for free on Amazon this weekend. Click on the book below on September 22 or 23 and it's yours for free!

If you like it and have the time, if you could please leave a kind review I'd certainly appreciate it.