Interfacing also comes in both sew in and fusible(iron on).When i make pillows i use the iron on interfacing and fuse it to both the back and front on the wrong side of the fabric.This gives it stability,makes it easier to stuff and lessens the puckers.Also it gives nice body to the pillow,and it doesn't have that "homemade"look.Of course this is just my way of doing things,and i'm sure others do it differently.Good luck and let us see what you do.Oh also if you don't want your pillow to have dog ears,(sharp points at corners) round your corners off a little.HTH Kathi

Hi everyone! I have two nepenthes. I believe they're the ones that take cooler temps. ( I live in Michigan) I was just wondering if when I take my showers everyday, that they would benefit from the humidity if I brought them in the bathroom with me?

Leaf miner flies lay eggs on leaves. The eggs will hatch and the larva will burrow between the leaf membranes to feed. You can google the leaf miner life cycle and you'll see they don't "inject" their larva.

My cat decided that my gorgeous Crassula Pagoda Village would be a nice place to take a nap. One day the plant was gorgeous, full and lush. The next day it was crushed flat and broken...and covered with cat hairs. It wasn't tipped out of the pot and the roots are ok so I'm sure it will recover in time as long as she stops napping on it. In order to deter her, I soaked some cotton balls in some strong smelling essential oils (peppermint, tea tree, ginger - basically anything strong smelling that I thought she wouldn't like) & strew the cotton balls around the plant. Seems to be working so far. Tyler