I've been messing around with the idea of making washable seat covers for my padded stools for quite some time now. I'd pulled out my 18-inch pizza pan to use as a pattern, but it was too small . . . I needed a 23-inch round for hemming and putting in elastic for a snug fit and easy removal for washing.
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
DIY ~ Monkey Business!!!
Around 4 years ago I purchased Curious George monkeys for all the Grands . . . For the girl monkeys I added blush, earrings, ribbons, pretty dresses, ballet skirts and Maggie, Katherine, Molly and Abby were born! For our Grandson, John Isaac, I made a safari outfit for his George. A year later, Jude Michael was born and we gave him a smaller Georgie in flannel PJs!
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
DIY Making Barbie Clothes & A Photo Shoot in the WildFlower Garden
Remember those seeds I planted back in October, the ones I thought were too old to germinate . . . Well, they have turned into the most beautiful spikes of multicolored wild flowers!
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capris,
diy,
garden,
halter tops,
midcalf skirt,
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sewing,
sewing patterns for dummies,
Simplicity,
Spring flower garden,
sundress,
wildflower garden,
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Birthday Jammies and Lala Littles
This year I'm making Jammies for our granddaughters' birthdays and a matching outfit for their Lala Littles! The beginning of this month was Matty's 6th birthday and today we celebrated Hannah's 6th birthday! They grow up way too fast!
I loved it when I was little and my Gram made me and my sisters floor length flannel nighties or clothes for our dollies! And now my Grands look forward to what their Gram will make for them! Tonight at Hannah's birthday party one of her cousins asked me if I was a designer. I guess I am, at least for their dollies! Aren't the doll jumpers cute? I hand stitch these because they are so tiny. It makes a nice project to work on while sitting in my recliner in the evening.
Matty's Jammies and Lala Little in seersucker jumper.
Hannah and Lala Little's LadyBug.
I found the youth T-shirts at Joann Fabrics on sale at 4/$10. I waited to purchase the iron on flowers and this ladybug at a reduced price with my 40% and 50% off coupons. I embellished the iron-ons with added embroidery stitches.
3 granddaughters' birthdays down . . . 1 more to go . . . Over at Julie's!!! What sewing or craft projects are you working on?
I loved it when I was little and my Gram made me and my sisters floor length flannel nighties or clothes for our dollies! And now my Grands look forward to what their Gram will make for them! Tonight at Hannah's birthday party one of her cousins asked me if I was a designer. I guess I am, at least for their dollies! Aren't the doll jumpers cute? I hand stitch these because they are so tiny. It makes a nice project to work on while sitting in my recliner in the evening.
Matty's Jammies and Lala Little in seersucker jumper.
Hannah and Lala Little's LadyBug.
I found the youth T-shirts at Joann Fabrics on sale at 4/$10. I waited to purchase the iron on flowers and this ladybug at a reduced price with my 40% and 50% off coupons. I embellished the iron-ons with added embroidery stitches.
3 granddaughters' birthdays down . . . 1 more to go . . . Over at Julie's!!! What sewing or craft projects are you working on?
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