cute box! to fix the warbly parts, put something heavy on top, like a dictionary, while the glue dries, that's always worked for me.

so cute! i would love it if you posted the pattern!!

oh the wonders of google: http://www.backofthebox.com/recipes/poultry/quick-chicken-a-la-king-g.html
i think i had this once, but it was served over biscuits, but i could be wrong. my grandmother cooked everything with cream of mushroom soup so my dad banned it from the kitchen as an adult.

ooohh! i cant wait to try this...my favorite kind of milk shake is made with chocolate ice cream, a shot of espresso and guiness, guiness ice cream might be even better...

i love that hat, i've been meaning to make it for ages but havent had time yet. anyway, the author of the pattern made a few changes to the pattern, like making it more snug, etc. which can be found here: http://flor.trix.net/amelia1.htm

i love it! i was going to make one in red right before christmas, but decided against it because i didnt want to look like an elf! yours looks so cute though, great job!

i was so excited, when expecting a surprise, you expect something awesome, not 2 ridiculous looking hats, in an issue already containing 4 various head warmers...sigh, hope the next issue is out soon.

that is disgusting and awesome. at first i was horrified because i loathe rats as my house is currently infested with them, but then i realized that you made them, and well, that's just awesome.

those turned out so well! i would make some for my parent's cats, but they only sleep whereever is presently most inconvient! as for the little chocolate bundle of sweet puppy-ness...awwwwwwwwwww. i have one, he's 4 and giant. awww. puppies puppies puppies puppies puppies .

for the yoga bag:
i made 2 button holes side by side for the drawstring and then knitted a few more inches, bound off and folded the top down just below the button holes and sewed it shut(like you would if you were making a  drawstring for pj pants and that sort of thing). then i threaded the drawstring through, which was a few feet chained on a crochet hook. i have no idea what the gauge was, i just know that i cast on 50 stitches of red heart onto size 7(us) needles. this just began as an experiment while watching tv, i was actually really surprised with how nicely it turned out. i did the strap in linen stitch so it wouldnt stretch out too much, about 8-10 stitches wide i think, knitted about 2.5 feet and sewed it to the bag. i hope that helps.