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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Boxy Travel Bag + Tutorial

Before I came home for the SNAP conference, I decided I wanted to make a little travel bag that would fit my make-up, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc. I wanted to be able to wipe down the inside of the bag in case of my make-up spilling, but I also wanted to be able to wipe down the outside of the bag too after staying at multiple hotels (I am kinda a clean freak and hotels gross me out). I came across this Lou Lou Thi laminated cotton the week before I came home and I snatched it up knowing that it would be perfect for this project.

This was my first time working with laminated cotton and I kinda have mixed feelings. I love that it is thinner than oilcloth and definitely not as stiff as oil cloth, but that being said, I still thought it was kinda hard to work with. The main reason being that since I used it for both the outside and the inside of the bag, I had a hard time getting it to feed through my machine since it has a tacky feel to it. It would just stick to the presser foot and also where the feed dogs come up. I figured out a solution to help with it sticking though (I will share it with you in a bit)

I would definitely use it again, but probably not for a front and back of anything like I did this time.

So here is how I made my bag. I am just warning you now that I don't recommend using laminated cotton for both the inside and outside of the bag unless you are experienced with laminated cotton! Consider yourselves warned! ;)

Here is how I made my bag....

-4 pieces of fabric that are 9x14 inches
(This laminated cotton is 58 inches wide, so I bought 1/4 yard of it. That was enough to make the entire bag. If you didn't want to use the laminated cotton, you could just use 2 fat quarters of fabric. one for the inside and one for the outside.)
-2 pieces of leftover quilt batting that are 9x14 inches
(if you don't have leftover quilt batting, then you could use fusible fleece- BUT- you can't not iron the laminated cotton so fusible fleece would only work if you weren't using laminated cotton. You just need something to give the bag a little padding so you could use anything thicker like fleece, felt, etc.)
-One 14 inch zipper
(I used a vintage metal zipper that was 20 inches long so I had to shorten it. Here is the tutorial.)

Step 1: Cut out you fabric. You should have two 9x14 inch pieces for the outside of the bag, two 9x14 inch pieces for the inside of the bag, and then two pieces of quilt batting (or whatever you are using) that are 9x14 inches.

Step 2: Get ready to sew your zipper on. Start by taking one of the outside pieces of fabric and lay it right side up and (When you are working with laminated cotton you can not use straight pins to hold layers of fabric together because it will make a permanent hole in the laminated cotton, so I found that it was easiest to use tape to secure my zipper. If you aren't using laminated cotton than pin away- no worries!)

Once your zipper is taped in place, lay your other fabric piece right side down on top of the taped zipper and then lay your layer of batting on top of that. Now you are ready to sew your zipper in place.

Step 3: Sew your zipper in place. When you open up the fabric it should look like this.

Repeat step 2 for the other 2 pieces of fabric and piece of batting and sew in place. When you are all finished, it should look like this opened up.
Step 4: Top stitch the seam so that the fabric lays completely flat and also has a more finished look.

Ok.. Here is where I used the trick that helped me manage the laminated cotton better. I put masking tape  where I planned to sew. It helped the laminated cotton not stick so bad to the presser foot and things moved much more smoothly. The only downfall is that you have to remove it after sewing through it and it can be kinda tricky.

Update** One of my readers left a comment suggesting painters tape since it is less tacky and would pull off easier- Genius!! ***

Step 6: Fold the bag in half so that the zipper is on the left side and the raw edges are together on the right side. (the right sides of the bag should be facing each other in the middle of the fold). Once it is folded in half, sew a 1/4 inch seam along the raw edges.

Step 7: Lay your bag flat so that the zipper is centered and the seam you have just sewn is centered on top of the zipper. (make sure your zipper is open halfway so that you can turn your bag right side out after sewing) Sew on both sides.

Step 8: Make box corners on all 4 corners of the bag. Here is a great tutorial if you are not sure how to make a box corner. For my bag I made my corners 3 inches tall. If I were to do it again, I would probably do 2 - 2 1/2 inches but having it this tall has been kinda nice.

Once you complete all 4 box corners, turn the bag right side out and you are finished! Ready for travel!! :)

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Ta-Da Tuesday Link Party #40

Happy Tuesday Everyone!!! Hope you all had a great week last week! I can't wait to see what you all have been up to!

Last week, I announced the supply list for the Zig Zag Quilt Along... Be sure to stop by and join in on the fun!!

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Friday, May 25, 2012

Zig Zag Quilt Along

I am so excited to announce this quilt along!! I am teaming up with one of my best friends in blog land {and in real life} Rach from Family Ever After!! I decided to do a zig zag quilt and she will be doing a ruffle quilt that is so much fun! I can't wait to make one myself!! So if zig zag's are not your thing and ruffles are- definitely head over to her blog today and get the supply list for the ruffle quilt!

As I am sure you all have noticed, quilting has become one of my new favorite things ever! For the last month or so, quilting has taken over the ole bloggety blog- It started with the baby quilt, then the Hello Luscious quilt, then the Salt Air quilt, the Strawberry Fields quilt and now this one...

I need to start with a disclaimer... I am far from an expert when it comes to quilting! The quilt that I made for this quilt along is my 5th quilt, but I am so excited to share with you all the things that I have learned so far! So if you decide to join in on this quilt along-  I need to let you know now that I {sometimes} break "the quilting rules", I don't know every quilter's term in the book, and I am still very much learning- so keep this in mind! If I teach you to do something a certain way and you were taught differently, definitely do it your way- like I said, I am still learning!

Ok... with that said- here is the quilt we will be making!
(of course it was super windy the day I try to take a picture of the quilt- sorry it's not perfectly flat to see)

The quilt measures approx. 70 x 80 inches.

I plan to do a step by step directions of exactly how I made this zig zag quilt. This quilt along is definitely for everyone- those that have never made a quilt before, those that have made one or two, and those that have made hundreds of quilts. It is a super fun and easy quilt to make- but if you are nervous to start with a big project like this, you may want to get a "feel" for quilting by starting with something small- like making a baby quilt... I used this awesome tutorial to make my first quilt. I found it on one of my favorite blogs- Diary of a Quilter {Amy is pretty much the "quilting expert" in my book}... She also has an intro to quilting series on her blog and I have learned so much from it... So if you are feeling a little nervous or want to brush up on your quilting skills- definitely check it out!!

I haven't quite finished the stitching on the outside sashing (border)... I plan to ad some hand stitched design to it so stay tuned for that in the last post of the quilt along.

Before I announce the supplies, I wanted to let you all know that the Ribbon Retreat is sponsoring our quilt along. I love the Ribbon Retreat! I buy so much of my fabric from them. They ship their fabric so quickly! (I usually have it within 2 days- which works great for me- especially if I am in a bind and need my fabric quickly!) Plus they are always having weekly {sometimes daily deals} called BIGbuys. If you sign up for their newsletter, they send the deals straight to your email so you don't miss out! Love it!
So that means- good news for us! They are offering all Mommy by day Crafter by night readers 10% off of your entire order. Just use the code Mommy10 at checkout.

****Here is the list of supplies- I tried to keep it as exact as possible to cut down on costs, but there is not much extra left over as scraps or backup in case of mistakes so if you want a little leeway calculate that into your yardage.***

**** Addendum- I have added a little bit of yardage on a couple things because some were running into problems with the initial measurements.****
-1 layer cake or 42 10x10 inch squares
-1/2 to 3/4 yard for binding
-1/2 yard for small sashing (inner border)
-1 1/4 yard for large sashing (outer border)
-4 to 4 1/4 yards for quilt backing
-Quilt Batting (the quilt is approximately 70 x 80 inches so you will need enough batting to accommodate this size. If you need help picking quilt batting- here is a great post about about quilt batting from Diary of a Quilter... I had a pre-packaged twin size batting so I used that for my quilt and trimmed off the excess- but quilt batting is available by the yard so you could figure out how wide the batting is that you like and then calculate your yardage. You will want your batting to be around 2-3 inches longer that your quilt top on each side. My favorite quilt batting is Warm and Natural which is 100% cotton and but I also like the Polyfil 80/20 which is a blend of cotton and polyester- I used the Polyfil for this quilt.)

I got all of my fabric from the Ribbon Retreat. I used the Moda Oops a Daisy line for my quilt. Oops a Daisy Layer cake,  Red Lazy Daisy for backing and large sashing, Cream Ladybug for small sashing, and Orange Gingham for quilt binging.

So are any of you wondering "what in the heck is a layer cake??"
Well... Let me tell ya- but be warned- they are my new obsession when it comes to Moda's Bake Shop.
A layer cake is 42 pieces of fabric that are 10x10 inches big. They are so fabulous because they come precut and usually contain 42 different fabrics in the stack (a whole fabric collection worth- and if there aren't 42 different fabrics in a collection, the layer cake will have some repeats of fabrics- mine did.) The Ribbon Retreat has lots to choose from... They carry layer cakes by Moda, and Riley Blake. (Just keep in mind that our quilt calls for 42 squares so if you buy a layer cake that is by Riley Blake- theirs have 21 pieces per cake so you would need to buy two)

So what if you don't want to use a layer cake??
-You totally don't have to! You could choose 6 fabrics and cut out 7 10x10 inch squares of each fabric or choose 2 fabrics and do every other row with each fabric- for instance- if you wanted to do a black and white zig zag quilt- get your fabrics and you could do a white row, black row, white row, black row, etc. The options are endless! I just love layer cakes because you get a bunch of different fabrics without having to buy yardage of each and it saves on cutting time!

-Sewing machine
-Cutting Mat
-Rotary Cutter
-Seam Ripper
-Iron and Ironing Board
(if you have any question about what any of these are- here is an awesome post from Diary of a Quilter on tools used in quilting)

Depending on how you choose to quilt your quilt at the end, you may want to consider some of these extra tools... I will go into more detail about each of them in the post about quilting our quilts.
(for my quilt, I machine quilted part and hand quilted part as well)

-Walking Foot (for quilting in straight lines)
-Free Motion Foot (for quilting designs such as stippling)
-Embroidery hoop or quilting stand for hand quilting or tying your quilt
-Machiner's Gloves- I feel like these are a must! I can't quilt without them. They are inexpensive and make life so much easier because they help grip the quilt while you are quilting. I haven't ever been able to find them in a store where I live so I ordered mine online at Joann's.
-Hera Marker (this is a nifty tool that you can use to make lines on your quilt to follow while sewing. It will iron or wash away.
-If you are going to be hand quilting you will want quilting hoop of some sort, quilting betweens (needles for hand quilting or embroidery), and pearl cotton thread.

Ok... Do you guys have the quilting bug yet?? Get to shopping and we will meet back here with supplies in hand on Wednesday June 6th bright and early to get to cutting our fabric!!

Feel free to place a button for the quilt along anywhere on your blog to spread the word about the fun we will be having!!

P.S. Feel free to follow my blog via RSS or sign up for my emails so that you keep on track with all of the quilt along updates and posts!!

Monday, May 21, 2012

Ta-Da Tuesday Link Party #39

Happy Tuesday Everyone!!! Hope you all had a great week last week! I can't wait to see what you all have been up to!

As for me and my blog, we have been a little quilt crazy and will continue to be for the next little bit- I will be announcing the quilt along, the supply list, and will have pictures of the zig zag quilt we will be making up on my blog this Friday- May 25th so be watching for that!

And last week I shared the quilts that I gave my mom and mom in law for Mother's day...

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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Strawberry Fields Quilt

I mentioned on Wednesday that I made both my mom and mother in law quilts for Mother's day this year.
Well here is the quilt that I made for my momma...

It is probably my favorite quilt that I have made to date- just because of it's simplicity and vintage feel. There is nothing better than simple charm pack square quilt. The very first quilt I made was a baby quilt made out of charm squares.

This is my 4th quilt to date and I still have the quilting bug! I am in love with quilting. I think it is so fulfilling because a lot of the projects I make are little skirts that my kids will grow out of, or bags that will get worn out... you get the idea... But quilts are something that are around for years and years. I have an old vintage quilt that was made by my great grandma. Every stitch was hand stitched and it is worn with years and years of loving use. I hope that these quilts I make can become family treasures too. (And if not- at least I had fun making them right??)

For this quilt, I used the Strawberry Fields fabric collection by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda. I am totally in love with this collection. The colors are so great together and are bright but soft at the same time. This fabric is so so soft and I can tell that over time, this quilt will get that soft "old quilt" feel that I love so much.
(btw... it is an older line so I have seen it in the sale/clearance on many sites so if you like it too, snatch some up while you still can.)

I used 4 charm packs and then added a small border in the middle and a larger border around the edge. I absolutely love how it turned out. I am so happy that I have some leftover scraps to put together a mini/baby quilt for myself (for future use)

One of the reasons I love charm pack quilts are because they are by far the easiest for me to quilt. I love doing a simple "x" through each of the squares. I think it looks so cute and it is so easy to do with a machine... The squares are small enough that I don't even have to mark them at all to see where to quilt- I just eyeball it and go for it. Not every square is perfect, and straightly quilted- but heck.. that's half the fun of it. You can tell it was home made.

Like I mentioned in the post about my mother in law's quilt- My favorite way to give a quilt to someone is folding the quilt in half and then in half again so it is a big long strip (1/4 the width of the quilt) and then I roll it up into a neat, tidy roll and tie it with a cute ribbon.

And last but not least... I have to thanks my dad for holding up the quilt so I could take pictures... We had fun goofing off and I managed to snap this shot- don't tell him I posted it! Always love taking picture of my "quilt models"...
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Have a great weekend everyone!!


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How To Train Your Dragon Live: The VIP Way!

REVIEWS & CONTESTS | | July 16, 2012 at 10:36 pm

Earlier I posted about the show How To Train Your Dragon. Since I was provided “Hero’s Welcome” VIP tickets for my family, I wanted to share with you my experience in case you wanted to explore that ticket option for the show in your city.

The Parking!

Honestly living in Boston I sometimes decide to attend or not attend an event based on the parking. If the grueling traffic of the city does not scare you, then finding a parking spot sure will. And if you are lucky to score one don’t look shocked when you pay a ridiculous amount of money. This is the first VIP ticket that I have seen that includes parking. I was a little flustered driving my kids to Worcester, which is an hour away, but the VIP signage made parking a cinch and I got to just hand the parking attendant in the garage my parking printout. I loved that parking was right across the auditorium. Easy-peasy!

The Check-in!

Walking through a special VIP doorway was almost impossible with my head swelling with pride but I managed anyway. My kids and I donned the special VIP badges which gave us access to all the “special” areas. If you recall there were several different packages, and we chose the Hero’s Welcome. With our check in we were presented with a gift bag. If you expected a bag with those tacky items you get at birthdays (the ones you dump in the trash and cover up soon as you get home so the kids don’t see it) but actual items that you can keep. Our bags had one of the light up wands and a dragon hand puppet. We also were given cool 3D posters of the show which will earn a place in my even cooler basement family room.

The Costumes!

When the program description said “Dress in viking costumes”, I admittedly envisioned chaos with squabbles that “someone has my
favorite costume” filling the air. Luckily I was wrong. The team arranged it so well that one family at a time were in the area getting dressed in the costumes. The well organized setup had me finally relaxing and we all were smiles, or growls, when it was picture time. We had our picture taken in front of a green screen and then had the background filled in which made us totally feel like vikings.

The Astrid and Hiccup Meet And Greet!

We were led into a room with more VIP members and with much fanfare Hiccup and Astrid enter the room. We were not common spectators but active participants as we stomped and chanted special dragon calls. It was good to see the kids all get enthusiastic as they screamed louder and louder. Each kid was called up for a certificate in viking training and a wonderful photo opportunity presented itself.

The Show!

I love that the show used a mixture of robotics, acting, and loads of science in their special effects. Replacing a simple backdrop screen was a a huge screen that easily recreated any background like a simple tv screen. I loved the parts when they had Hiccup running across buildings, and crossing bridges across the wall. Bursts of real fire on stage is enough to dazzle you, but your breath will be taken away by the flying dragons. The show was late for my kids so I expected some droopy eyes, but the adventure beckoned and my kids were more than eager to answer it.

The Technical!

Honestly I enjoyed the show to the hilt but it was late and I was doubtful my kids could last any longer. We were going to be treated to a technical discussion about the show and I wondered if that, anything, could hold the interest of my children considering the lateness of the hour. I was (again) wrong. My 7 year old ate up everything they had to say. Learning that the dragon head was more expensive that a Maserati car was enough to make my head spin. My daughter asked several questions and she loved learning how they made smoke rings.  I am pretty sure we will be recreating that this summer.

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My Tales On Raising a Biracial Child

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Monasteries of the Heart

An Empty Sack

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In an old issue of “Spirituality & Health” magazine, columnist Thomas Moore retells a story found in the Gospel of Thomas. It goes like this:

Jesus said,
“The Kingdom of Heaven
is like a woman who went to the village market
and bought a sack of grain.
There was a hole in the sack,
and on the way home the grain spilled out,
bit by bit, so that when she arrived home,
the sack was empty.”

What? The Kingdom of Heaven is an empty sack? In the column Moore wrote about how once he had a sack full of religious stuff that he had to lose before he came to value the “hole” in the sack. He came to appreciate how that emptying, the “hole,” led him to the gift of wonder.

I decided to write back to Moore.

Dear Thomas,
Once upon a time
I went to the monastery
and bought a sack of God—
I knew the life I had chosen was the better part and made me special to God.
I knew the prayers I said pleased God.
I knew what bows made God smile.
I knew what rituals gave God delight.
I knew how to be a monk that God applauded.
I knew what religious beliefs God approved.

Then my God-sack was punctured
and bit by bit
I started to lose my certainty, my righteousness, myself even.
Oh, wonder of wonders, I started to lose my self.

I, too, am stumbling home with an empty sack--
empty of positive, empty of sure, empty of direction….

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I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, but I'd love some advice. I have been on Paxil for about 18 mos, and was on it a few years ago when I got pregnant with my daughter. I weaned off it early on in the pregnancy and didn't take it again until she was about 2 years old. Now we are TTC again and I really don't think I can go off of it, mostly because I am so anxious about TTC because we just had a miscarriage. I feel like I need to be on something, but I am really nervous about Paxil, given the recent studies showing it can be dangerous in pregnancy. My question: does anyone know of an anti-anxiety/anti-depressant that is safe (or at least safer than Paxil) during pregnancy that is as effective as Paxil? I'm assuming that if a drug is safe during pregnancy that it's also safe to take while breastfeeding, but if not, I'd definitely be interested in knowing what is safe while nursing too.

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I was on west hill road around midnight coming home from t's house when i swerved to miss a deer around a really sharp and steep corner. the tires let go on the wet road and i went straight into a telephone pole. bout 5 minutes later a cop showed up, just driving around, so i didnt have to call 911. i did call marc though and he came out and made me feel better.

the car is pretty much totalled. i didn't have collision on it, only theft, so i'm screwed. what i wanna do is find another probe and swap the parts, preferably one with a blown motor for cheap, pending the condition of my motor and tranny. nothing was leaking from it (besides like, **** from the a/c system and maybe a lil coolant from the rad)

both airbags deployed (saved my ass), windsheilds cracked, rad's crushes, whole front end is ****ed, theres a nice indent from the pole.

i'm suprisingly fine, just a cut and scrape on my face from the airbag, some swelling, but nothing major.

i guess i need an alignment again...oh and i should probably siphon the gas tank since i just filled it up yesterday...

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Maintenance tips for a PVC glued kayak

What should I do to ensure a long life for a PVC/glued kayak?

I picked up two Zoik PVC kayaks, they come with a 5 year warranty and the guys over at theboatpeople.com (not where I bought it from) said a well maintained kayak of this type should last 12-13 years. I forgot to ask what proper maintenance is, any tips would be appreciated.

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Store clean and dry partially inflated for rolled loosely. A preventative tip that i have used on PVC glued boats to prolong the time until the glued seams fail, is to treat with inflatable boat sealant inside the tubes every few years. This stuff is alos great for pin hole leaks. Probably don't need to do it for 5 years or so if the boat is new. Keep the pressue at or below the manufactureres recommended level.
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June Voluntary Climbing Closure and Seasonal Raptor Closure MORE INFO >>>

Devil's Tower crams a high concentration of great cracks into the smallest area possible. People come from around the world to climb on this unique wonder. Climbing is sustained, and cracks are beautiful and uniformly shaped. Essentially, there is a crack every 5 or 10 feet, and they mostly run perfectly up and down, which reduces rope drag. The majority of the tower is less than vertical, and faces are blank. There are few face climbs, but who needs them with all these splitter cracks?

The easiest route to the summit is Durrance, which is stout 5.6. In general, climbs that are 5.8 and under tend to be offwidths, 5.9 are hand cracks, and 5.10 are finger cracks. There is too many classics to list. However, check out Assembly Line, Walt Bailey, and Soler for 5.9. For 5.10, go to One-Way Sunset, Hollywood & Vine, and Tulgey Wood.

Many routes are best done by climbing the first few pitches and then rappeling. Fixed anchors are numerous. The rock quality is poor for the last 100 feet of the tower or so. Most parties who summit do so through the Meadows area. This is the ledgy area that is a small distance below the summit on South face of the tower. Climbs such as Durrance, Wiessner, Bon Homme, Walt Bailey, and Soler use this. From the meadows, follow a 4th class chimney and ramp system to the summit (some parties rope up).

To descend from the summit, a rap anchor is on the south side. two ropes are required. The summit part can either be rappeled or downclimbed to the meadows (easy, but exposed). Then, 3 two rope rappels are required to get down to the ground. Be careful when rappeling from the meadows -- it is very easy to get your rope hopelessly stuck in the cracks, so rap over the face.

Getting There

Drive to Sundance, Wyoming, and then take highway 24 north from I-90. Just follow the signs, and drive towards the big chunk or stone. Turn into the monument and pay the entrance fee. Then continue to the visitor's center. From here, make sure to register for the climb (this is free - used for record keeping and rescues, etc.). Then, approaches differ by route from here.

National Park Service / Devil's Tower site - Check for all the typical NPS stuff - camping, access, etc.

Devil's Tower Climbing - Great site full of useful information, and home to the Devil's Tower Lodge and Guiding service. A fantastic place to stay just minutes from the climbing. Check out their fly-by footage of the tower!

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129 Total Climbing Routes

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Classic Climbing Routes in Devil's Tower

Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes for Devil's Tower:
Durrance   5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b     Trad, 6 pitches, 500'   Durrance Approach
El Cracko Diablo   5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c     Trad, 2 pitches   South and East Faces
Bon Homme Variation   5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c     Trad, 3 pitches, 300'   South and East Faces
Walt Bailey   5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a     Trad, 1 pitch, 180'   South and East Faces
Assembly Line   5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a     Trad, 1 pitch, 140'   East and Northeast Buttress...
Soler   5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a     Trad, 2 pitches, 280'   South and East Faces
New Wave   5.10a 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a     Trad, 2 pitches, 220'   East and Northeast Buttress...
Tulgey Wood   5.10a 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a     Trad, 3 pitches, 300'   West Face
Belle Fourche Buttress   5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b     Trad, 2 pitches, 150'   East and Northeast Buttress...
Burning Daylight   5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b     Trad, 1 pitch, 160'   East and Northeast Buttress...
McCarthy West Face (Variant)   5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b     Trad, 2 pitches, 300'   West Face
One Way Sunset   5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b     Trad, 4 pitches, 440'   West Face
Hollywood & Vine   5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b     Trad, 2 pitches, 270'   South and East Faces
El Matador   5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b     Trad, 5 pitches, 250'   West Face
Carol's Crack   5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c     Trad, 3 pitches, 320'   West Face
McCarthy's North Face   5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c     Trad, 2 pitches, 300'   North Face & Northwest Corn...
Mr. Clean   5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c     Trad, 3 pitches, 500'   West Face
Direct Southwest   5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c     Trad, 3 pitches, 300'   Durrance Approach
Digital Extraction   5.11d 7a 24 VIII 25 E5 6a     Trad, 3 pitches, 350'   West Face
Deli Express   5.11d 7a 24 VIII 25 E5 6a     Trad, 3 pitches, 375'   West Face
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Assembly Line 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a  WY : Devil's Tower : East and Northeast Buttress...
An amazingly continuous hand crack that begins from the platform reached after the steep steps on the Northeast approach, directly left of Teacher's Lounge. The route starts after the two pitches moving up and left through ledges and bushes and back right to Teacher's Lounge ledge as described in Patent Pending and the Northeast Buttress approach. The route is easily located from the Teachers Lounge above and to the left (around the corner) of the rap anchors for New Wave and Broken Tree. The li...[more]   Browse More Classics in WY

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Rock Climbing Photo: Best sunset I've seen at the Tower.
Best sunset I've seen at the Tower.
Rock Climbing Photo: Could this be the first ever SNOWMAN on top of DEV...
Could this be the first ever SNOWMAN on top of DEV...
Rock Climbing Photo: Beautiful Tower Winter!
Beautiful Tower Winter!
Rock Climbing Photo: Devil's Tower.
Devil's Tower.
Rock Climbing Photo: Devils Tower twilight
Devils Tower twilight
Rock Climbing Photo: Tower at night.
Tower at night.
Rock Climbing Photo: The North Face
The North Face
Rock Climbing Photo: Tower sunset after PM storm.
Tower sunset after PM storm.
Rock Climbing Photo: A foggy morning at the Tower.
A foggy morning at the Tower.
Rock Climbing Photo: Snowman on the Summit
Snowman on the Summit
Rock Climbing Photo: A less frequently shot view of Devil's Tower, just...
A less frequently shot view of Devil's Tower, just...
Rock Climbing Photo: Clouds over Devils Tower
Clouds over Devils Tower
Rock Climbing Photo: Early morning Devil's Tower shot, October 2004
Early morning Devil's Tower shot, October 2004
Rock Climbing Photo: West face lit by the setting sun.
West face lit by the setting sun.
Rock Climbing Photo: As with the rest of the Northern Plains, the Devil...
As with the rest of the Northern Plains, the Devil...
Rock Climbing Photo: Larissa Phillips watches a vulture glide by at eye...
Larissa Phillips watches a vulture glide by at eye...
Rock Climbing Photo: Tower early morning. Spring, 2003.
Tower early morning. Spring, 2003.
Rock Climbing Photo: Devil's Tower. Photo by Blitzo.
Devil's Tower. Photo by Blitzo.
Rock Climbing Photo: Perhaps the first ascent with a full bottle of sco...
Perhaps the first ascent with a full bottle of sco...
Rock Climbing Photo: Devils Tower at night
Devils Tower at night
Rock Climbing Photo: October 2004 early morning shot.
October 2004 early morning shot.
Rock Climbing Photo: Tower from the campground.
Tower from the campground.
Rock Climbing Photo: Fall colors at the Tower
Fall colors at the Tower
Rock Climbing Photo: Summit photo, June 1970.
Summit photo, June 1970.

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By Mark M.
From: Fort Collins, CO
Aug 19, 2002
If you do go to the summit (which I would recommend doing only once to sign the book b/c of the poor climbing and rappel) be extremely cautious on the rappels. Not only is it easy to get your ropes stuck, it is also easy to launch big rocks if your ropes do get hung up on something and you pull hard. I've seen this happen several times and with the crowds on Durrance right next to the rap route it is prime territory for a serious accident.
By Anonymous Coward
Aug 20, 2002
Any beta for camping? Is the park campground usually full? Is there any free primitive camping outside of the park?
By Joe Collins
Sep 8, 2003
Bring your own drinking water when you come to the Tower. The water in this area of Wyoming tastes like a$$. If you must drink the water, then the ranger station bathroom water is about as good as it gets.
By Anonymous Coward
Apr 13, 2004
Does anyone know anything about raptor closures on Devil's Tower? I know that the west face is usually closed but does anyone have the specifics. Do they usually reopen if birds don't nest, and when do they usually lift the closures if this is the case?
By Brad Boner
Apr 14, 2004
They have a list of route closers on the Tower at the trailhead near the parking lot. I was there on Sunday and it had quite a few routes on it. If you're looking for specifics, call and talk to climbing ranger Chuck Lindsey. He should be able to tell you about specific routes.
By Peter Gram
From: Portland, OR
Apr 14, 2004
You can also check out this website for the 2004 season closures:

It details exactly which climbs will be closed and gives a rough timeline. There is also a phone number you can call for more specifics.
By 1Eric Rhicard
Feb 28, 2006
It is a shame that there is a bolting ban at the tower. Have you checked out any of the aretes or faces between the cracks. There would be hundreds of new routes to do!
By BWpete
Mar 14, 2006
Eric, there are climbing bans popping up al;l over the country, and it isnt becasue bolts are bad, but there are so many bad bolters. The tower is one of the most unique places i know of, and with all the cracks, i dont know who would make a visit to climb a sport face route. If you feel that there is a really quality line, go talk to the park service and ask them, if you are respectfull of them the rock, and everyone that frequents the tower, they are more likley to be open minded. look at the garden of the gods or eldo canyon, both have bolting bans, but both consider new lines if they seem like they are worth the dammage to the rock
By Armin
From: Boulder, CO
May 15, 2006
Was climbing soler on 5/13 and summitted via a unknown route 1 crack system right of bailey's direct, was wondering if anyone knew what that was/rating. The pitch was over 100ft and varied between OW/chimney/face with an exciting overhaning move right at the top. Also was going to grab frank sanders rope for him from his epic the night before (electrical storm during moonlight ascent of the durrance), and some tool coming up the durrance fixed the rope at their belay below us so we could not pull it up. When the guy (said he was from montana, no revelence to his attitude) came up to our belay, said he "would appreciate if he could take the rope to turn it in since I got it unstuck from the crack below") The rope was fixed as a single line rap, I'm assuming because sanders party had to get down quick during the storm, and my partner and I agreed that this guy was was a lying sack of shit about his comment about the rope being stuck from bewlow, and that he was trying to get the rope to: A. keep it for himself or B. turn it in so HE could get the reward that was posted on the climbers board in the parking lot. I am writing this in hopes that the guy DID turn the 70m rope and 2 locking biners in to the park service as the note indicated and him being true to his word. If not unfortuntaley I forgot the guys name, he said he was from somewhere in montona, and was with his girlfriend from greely, co who just graduated from nursing school.
By jleining
From: CO
Jun 6, 2007
To all the cheap climbing bums out there! especially AC. There is free camping about 11 miles outside of Devil's Tower. Directions are from leaving the park entrance. Leave the park and at the juction turn left toward Hulet, and go less than one mile to a dirt road on the right. Follow the dirt road for about 10 or 11 miles to the Black Hills National Forrest, and please use existing camp sites.
By Eastvillage
From: New York, NY
Sep 22, 2007
Climbed here in August and I loved it. The Park service had just repaved the campground roads. The camping was excellent. FYI, I heard that there is some "master plan" that will close the camp ground, supposedly because of water pollution to the river that flows through the monument. I heard that this is all pollittically motivated attempt to close a public camp ground. Anyone else know anything?
By Chris treggE
From: Madison, WI
Sep 26, 2007
Interesting... Would be surprised to hear that this was politically motivated as most if not all national parks or monuments have public camping. Devil's Tower is a little unique in that there is the Native American connection though. Anyone know any more? It would be a shame if they move the campground as it's such a nice setting along the river...
By Aaron Costello
From: Rapid City, SD
Oct 29, 2007
I saw Conrad Anker at the Tower on Sunday. He's a really nice guy.
By Michael Ybarra
From: on the road
Feb 3, 2008
Any beta on the best months for climbing?
By TomKingsbury
Feb 19, 2008
Best seasons are spring and fall, although if you chase the shade, you can avoid the summer heat, its a huge sun dial!
By Tradoholic
Feb 22, 2008
I climbed the tower summer of 07 in 105 degree heat. It was pleasant in the shade, we started just as the sun got off Durrance in the after noon and did the same deal on Bon Homme. Got to the summit just in time for the sunset! Bring a headlamp.
By luiz Coslope
Mar 13, 2008
hello guys,
Im brasilian and i am planning go to devils tower, but im alone and i looking for partners to climb there in may. Other think, is possible to camp outside the park but near the rock?
By Chris treggE
From: Madison, WI
Mar 14, 2008
Oi, tudo bem amigo. My understanding is that partners are relatively easy to come by at Frank's lodge or maybe at the campground. You can PM him here, look up Frank Sanders. Camping in the park is pretty cheap, maybe $12 a night if I remember right, but for cheaper or free camping, see the post above by jleining. Have fun.
By Keegan
From: San Francisco, Ca
Apr 27, 2008
Hey Luiz, When in May are you planning on going to Devil's Tower? I will be passing through there in mid-May and thought I might try finding a partner to do anything from the Durrence Route to El Matador. Let me know.
By Steve W
Jul 1, 2008
yeah, confirmation. A woman took a fall, i think on El Cracko Diablo, screwed up her ankle, caused a bit of rock-fall. She rapped herself and seemed totally okay
By Christian L
Jan 17, 2009
I am thinkinig about planning a trip to the tower (first time) and was wondering how the weather was in late Sept. or Oct. I was trying to avoid the biggest crowds and would sacrifice some heat for less crowd. When does it get too cold for a fun low-key climbing trip??

Thanks for any input.
By Brian Scoggins
From: Laramie, WY
May 26, 2009
Just FYI, if you pick up Zach's book, ignore all the text that describes routes, and only pay attention to the topos and the names and grades at the bottom of them. There are certain raps that you can do with a single 60 or 70m rope (the Exit Us rappels, for instance), but in general, always carry two 60m ropes, most of the rap lengths are NOT ON THE TOPOS.

I consistently had a vastly different rack from Zach's recommendation, as well as different pitch lengths. I know, you can't expect it all to be dead on, but the least you can expect from a guidebook author is to have climbed most of the super-popular routes.
By Chris Weber
From: Boulder, CO
May 2, 2010
What are routes 154-176? I don't have the same guidebook... Can someone post the starting route and ending route for this closure?
By Jon O'Brien
From: Nevada
May 7, 2010
i'm a dog owner road tripping, she sleeps in the car happily if need be, can any one tell me what the camping and climbing scene is like for a dog owner? don't worry, i'm a responsible dog owner...

By Top Rope Hero
From: Was Estes Park, now homeless
May 17, 2010 what's the deal at Devil's for camping?

I hear rumor there's some good-timer up there that offers primitive spots for free, for climbers...something outside of the National Park.

Anybody got the beta on this or other, free, BLM camping for bums?
By Tradoholic
Aug 25, 2010
Top Rope, Frank Saunders the guide has developed camping for climbers on his property (at least he was when I was there ~2008). You drive into the park to get there and then a left on a dirt road to his place.

His website here:
By John Gunnels
From: Gillette, WY
May 5, 2011
Durrance standard rack: C4's #.3 thru #4. BD Stoppers #4 thru #6. 6 quickdraws and 6 24" runners. The second pitch will accept a #5 C4, but if you pay attention a #4 works fine. Also, many folks use a 4' runner up high in pitch two as well. If you wanna go "old school", a full set of hexcentrics and BD stoppers will also do the trick!
By Jon Rhoderick
Apr 23, 2012
Don't forget the voluntary climbing moratorium during June. It doesn't seem to be mentioned on this page, but out of respect for the Native American tribes in the area, June should be considered off limits. Indian names for Devil's Tower are: Na Kovea (Cheyenne), Mato Tipila (Lakota), Tsouae (Kiowa) which roughly translate into Lodge of the Bear
By wilgear
Apr 24, 2012
The note at the top of the page that the June closure is being lifted by the park service is confusing. The ban is still in effect for June. I called the park service and they said the voluntary June closure is still in place.
By Doug Hemken
Apr 24, 2012
I was pretty excited the first time I read that note, too. But its just poorly written.
By Clayton Knudson
From: Moab, UT
Aug 15, 2012
Anybody want to climb on Saturday with a safe partner. I'm Driving back from Yosemite to Fargo, ND and wanted to squeeze one more day in before heading back to no rock land. Wouldn't want to lead more than around 5.9 or 5.10a on this different rock. (701) 399-9661 or email at
By Austin Fisher
Sep 17, 2012
Can somebody tell me more about the meadows top out? Do you need to rope up for it?
By Brian Scoggins
From: Laramie, WY
Sep 17, 2012
Depends on your comfortability with the exposure. We untied, but a party following us did not. Its much MUCH easier than any terrain you have to climb to get to it, and I don't really recall any details about the pro.
By Nick Stayner
From: Billings, MT
Nov 12, 2012
Just thought I'd add this here since it's the most general spot for Devils Tower beta. Unlike what Brian says above, the Meadows/Bowling Alley rap route can be done with a single 70, off of bomber, obvious two or three bolt anchors. Zach's guidebook topos don't show all the available stations.
By Brian Scoggins
From: Laramie, WY
Nov 12, 2012
Nick, I was referring specifically to the decent off of Klondike, which is a full 60m. If my partner and I had only packed the 70, we would've had a lot of time to contemplate the mistake. I didn't bother with the Bowling Alley rappels, for obvious reasons.
By Nick Stayner
From: Billings, MT
Nov 13, 2012
Sorry, just reread my post and it sounded like I was calling you out! Didn't mean for that, just wanted to make a note in the big overview area about the Meadows/Bowling Alley raps being doable w/ a single 70 since it's the most common descent route for people summiting the Tower.

But I second your comment about not relying on Zach's beta for pitch/rap lengths. Awesome historical photos, decent beta photos, but man, as a guidebook... that thing just falls somewhat short.
By Chance Philippi
Dec 29, 2012
sorry that i missed the comments before about camping
my wife and I travel as much as possible and only believe in free camping. Among our many travels we climbed at devils tower and camped for free! Exit the park and travel east along the road that is basically across the street and drive on it for 6 or so miles (15-20 mins) the road turns to dirt and mud and cows can be in the road but keep driving and eventually you will see the sign for the camping and there will be a parking spot or 3 for campers. Good luck finding it and be sure to leave no trace!
By Zorider
May 30, 2013
Hey guys!!! Am heading out to the tower in June and read in the guidebook about the volunteering climbing. Anyone know how serious that is? I don't want to be disrespectful to the natives and customs of the area.
By Sean Nelb
From: Estes Park and Grand Junction,
May 31, 2013
A clarification on this year's falcon closures: routes on the north face from Belle Fourche Buttress to Psychic Turbulence are closed (including those routes). The closure includes the edge of the summit in that area and the rappel routes through that area. Unlike last year, where access to popular routes by Teacher's Lounge was allowed, this year no routes are partially open. Popular routes like New Wave, Broken Tree, Assembly Line, Patent Pending, and McCarthy North are all closed.

Edit: As of 7-12-2013 the closure has been lifted. All climbing routes are open. Enjoy shady afternoons once more.
By Darryl H
Jul 21, 2013
Had an amazing summit adventure this past weekend on my first outdoor climb! I have to give credit to Felipe at for his help and inspiration as he guided me and my friend to the top.

I'm super excited to start climbing and couldn't be more excited to being a new journey in climbing.

I'd recommend taking a guide if you're a beginner and bring lots of water. It took us about 3.5 hours to reach the summit.

Good luck!!
By Will Buckman
From: Devils Tower
Aug 2, 2014
Just a heads up, the 2014 Falcon closure for the west face of Devils Tower is over. Come enjoy the shady side and some sweet cracks!
Thank you climbers for abiding by the closure and allowing a pair of nesting peregrine falcons to successfully fledge two chicks. Those chicks are becoming skilled aviators and are out eating pigeons daily.

There will be an official announcement sent out on Monday.

By Grey Satterfield
From: Broomfield
Feb 11, 2015
Hey, i'm looking to climb Devils Tower in the middle of March. Both campgrounds appear to be closed until May 1st. Any idea on a workaround for that might be?

By Angee
From: Logan, UT
Feb 23, 2015
If I were going in March, I'd stay in Moorcroft or Huelett.
By CodyE
From: Utah
Jun 4, 2015
2015 Seasonal Falcon Closure

This year's closure is on the northeast face. Routes inbetween and including Belle Fouche Buttress to Psychic Turbulence are closed. This includes the northeast edges of the tower summit, the north face rappel, and all routes in the popular "teacher's lounge" area. The nesting falcons are being monitored and the closure will remain in place until further notice.

It is now June and climbers are asked to observe the June Voluntary Climbing Closure.

If you have any questions please contact Devils Tower Climbing Ranger Office at 307-467-5283 extention 632.

You can also visit for more information.

Devils Tower Climbing Rangers
By Ty Johnson
From: Devils Tower, WY
Jun 20, 2015
UPDATE: 2015 Seasonal Falcon Climbing Closure

As of June 18, 2015 the temporary falcon climbing closure on Devils Tower has changed. Currently, the Southeast Face, East end of the meadows, and the standard meadows finish are all closed.

Closed routes on the Southeast face include routes in between, and inclusive of, "Hollywood and Vine" to "Belle Fourche Buttress". The meadows above and east of Hollywood and Vine, and the standard meadows finish are also closed.

Routes that were previously closed on the Northeast face, except Belle Fourche Buttress, are now open.

If you have any questions please contact the Devils Tower Climbing Ranger Office at 307-467-5283 ext. 632.

Devils Tower Climbing Rangers
By Yeilor Reyes
From: Bogota
Feb 26, 2016
Hi, everyone I'm from Colombia and I'm planing to go to there, I'll be there alone trying to found some partners to climb, is easy that? and also found a cheaper camping is easy too? I hope someone can I help me. :D
By Lucas Barth
From: Devils Tower, WY
Apr 24, 2016
Update: The 2016 falcon closure has been lifted! All routes are now open.

Devils Tower Climbing Rangers
By AhK
Jun 27, 2016
The Black Hills Climbers Coalition has put together a brief survey about the voluntary climbing closure at Devils Tower in June. Please take a minute or two to answer some questions.
By Jeff Chamberlain
Jul 17, 2016
In a few wks my family & I are going to be at the tower for half a day. My wife and kids (ages 8&9) just started climbing this year. I'm not looking to summit on this trip, most of the info I read talks about entire routes. Any recommendations on some fun climbs near the base that would be good for them? (my primary climbing goal on this trip is to have my wife enjoy the experience, so we can go on more trips in the future)

By Jason Todd
From: Cody, WY
Jul 17, 2016
The South Face Lower Buttress area will be your best bet for some top roping with only half a day to climb. The area is easy to get to and should be relatively free of climbers above you. There are a lot of 5.7-5.9 routes/variations.
By Emily Pons
From: Johnson City, TN
Aug 20, 2016
On July 22nd or 23rd I lost 4 small black diamond nuts sizes #4,5,6,7 on a carabiner. Each on the nuts and the carabiner are marked with neon orange duct tape. I believe that they fell out of the car in the devils tower log parking lot when I was racking up for a climb. Would love to have them back! If you have found these please reply.

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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Spring Break in a Day

My schedule is pretty hectic most of the time and it has been a while since I have even been able to take a week let alone the months that many spend at destinations like Bishop or Hueco. So I have to stick closer to home and decided on Wednesday to spend some time ticking some classics I haven't done as well as a few I have done many times before. I warmed up on Big Overhang (V2)which is really one of the best problems of its grade on the Front Range. It's tall enough to be exciting but not really dangerous and with very reassuring holds. Then I did First Overhang (V5) for video, which was a bit sketchy owing to sunny and warm conditions. Then I looked at the wall where a tall V4 called the Walk is located. I did the less scary version (V4) which ducks left to the arete and found it to be very insecure and technical. The straight-up version will happen at some point soon but it is definitely tall and intimidating solo. I went over to do Face Out (V5) and Reverse Face Out (V7), finding the latter especially difficult owing to having to tape my left forefinger which has a small split. From here I went down to Mongolian Cosmonaut and did the stand start version (V8) first try. I put in a few attempts on the lower start but skin and warn conditions didn't help. From there I went down to Red Wall and did the Regular Route from the low left (V8) and Varney's Direct (V6) followed by an attempt on the L to R traverse. I finished up on Center Left, the weird problem on the left that goes to the shallow pocket and the crystal, the hardest V5 in the world. My skin was pretty fried by 4:30. Thanks to Allie (sp?) for helping haul my pads back to the car!

First Overhang V5

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Snow Tubing at Peek'n Peak Resort

The tubing area is fun for all ages! No skills needed. The Tubing hill is located to the left of the Retreat Lodge. The run is equipped with 2 tube lifts 425' long. They move 300' per minute and every 30' there is a handle to connect a tube. The tubing hill has a 14% pitch. For safety, tubing requirements are 5 years old and 42" tall.
2 hour: $14.00
3 hour: $18.00

Information last updated 12/10/2012.