Link Roundup, Laundry Piles Version

I feel like all I've done for the past several days is change dirty diapers and run loads of laundry. I'm guessing that since I'm using so much ointment on Goose, it's rubbing off in her diaper and making it not absorbent. There have been a few times that I've laid a plastic bag on the changing table and laid a few layers of paper towels over it to catch any overflow. This morning, I was happy when I got up because Goose hadn't fussed during the night (she's gotten sick during the night three nights in a row), but once she did get up, I found out that she had gotten sick anyway and just didn't cry. Poor thing!

Lots o' links this weekend:

MAKE
I got a huge kick out of this sorter for keeping track of many children's cups, posted by Danielle Bean at Faith and Family Live.

When a mom of many posts something homemade, I pay attention! Case in point, this homemade playdough recipe found at Cardamom.

I've never seen sun jars before but these are really interesting! (at Lifehacker via Tipnut)

Along those lines, here are some very cute hanging jar lanterns at P. Allen Smith.

LOOK HOW CUTE! Make a dress out of a onesie from these instructions at Made. There is a certain onesie from Old Navy that I've kicked myself for not getting - I will be keeping my eye on ebay for one now! (found via Lori at A Frugally Old Fashioned Homemaker.)

Maybe someday I'll have reason to make this patternless maternity skirt. (at Boulevard Designs, found via Michele at Frugal Granola - click through to see how she did it).

EAT
These Blueberry sweet rolls at Food Blogga look great!

Who doesn't like ice cream cakes, though funds and nutritional preferences tend to get in the way. Here's a delicious sounding knock-off ice cream cake at Lily of the Valley.

I wonder how these homemade crescent rolls would stand up to all my recipes that call for crescent roll dough? (at My Country Haven)

I have a zucchini in the fridge just waiting to be turned into these chocolate pudding zucchini muffins per Amy at Finer Things.

This apple cider syrup for waffles sounds pretty darned good. (at good Life {eats}) (As soon as I replace my waffle iron, that is.)

Here is a recipe for quinoa with beans and corn at Being Frugal is Fabulous. I really need to fix beans more . . . we all like them, and they're so healthy and cheap.

I'm not sure if it's a good thing or a bad thing that Goose still isn't feeling well, because I SO want to make this upscale mac & cheese with bacon topping RIGHT NOW. Pasta. Cheese. Bacon. Where can you go wrong, except nutritionally? :>)

DO
Here are a couple of spray painting tips from Meredith at Like Merchant Ships.

Love this - scooper ball for those who haven't mastered a ball and glove yet. (at Scribbit)

Tipnut has a guide for freezing vegetables - which I've done a lot of while fearing canning.

More homemade cleaning recipes at Free Money Finance.

Along the lines of cleaning, I have a Swiffer that doesn't see a lot of action, but in my defense we have mostly carpet! Once I run out of solution, though, here are directions on how to refill my Swiffer solution, from Engineer a Debt Free Life.