Do you think a plain green tea sorbet could be made just by omitting the mangoes? I found out a little while ago that I'm deathly allergic to mangoes, so I don't like dealing with them any more. (Actually I was being a little dramatic. They're in the poison ivy family, so it's just like getting that. Still not fun!) I'd also be really interested in a green tea ice cream. It's simply the best ever and they don't seem to sell iot in regular grocery stores.

 That is such an awesome idea. Perhaps it would be easiest to break it into the three sections done in the game, just the head, upper torso, and lower torso. That way there would be fewer things to have to organize and send out, but then again, the end product might not be as interesting. Also, 12 inshes is probably good. Isn't that your standard doll size? Anyway, it sounds great.

 I found some recipes for you. I haven't tried any so I can't vouch for them, but the first one especially has a ton of good reviews. Hope you like them!

http://www.recipesource.com/desserts/cheesecakes/no-cook-tofu1.html

This one is Key Lime flavored:
http://www.recipegoldmine.com/tofu/tofu24.html

This one is lemon:
http://www.families-first.com/hotflash/recipes/lemon-tofu-cheesecake.htm

Pumpkin:
http://foodgeeks.com/recipes/recipe.phtml?recipe_id=3597

 Ah HA!!! Now I get it. Seeing the back definitely helped. I'm kind of weird in that I like to visualize everything before I do it. I don't know why. Now that I understand these babies, there's no stopping me.

 I really want to make one of these, but I simply can't figure it out. Granted, I haven't actually tried executing it. I don't get how you get the thread from one button to the next without it showing through the holes. OR if you tie it off between each button, how do you not have little frayed ends everywhere? I'm thoroughly perplexed. I love it though. It's so pretty, yet funky enough to not be overly girlie. Very nice.

 Trav! Not only is it featured, right now it's the first one!!! That's beautiful.

Interesting. Well, I swear it's 6408, and here's the picture to prove it!




Well, the pictures are kind of small, but hopefully you can see them.

 Mmmhmmm, I'll keep that in mind. I didn't have any trouble once I figured it out, but easier is always better.

 Lucky you! I have the pattern sitting right here. The pattern is from 1984. It just turned 20, it's truly vintage, awwww.

 Wow, this is so adorable. I have to make one!!!.