I am so excited. I made my first Etsy purchase and I cannot wait for it to arrive.
I purchased a DIY Girls Peasant Dress kit from "littlefishbigpond" at Etsy.com. I have been wanting to try my hand at sewing a dress for Faith for awhile now, but have always felt a bit overwhelmed about the whole thing. This kit seems like the perfect thing for me to try. It comes with everything I need...pre-cut fabric, elastic, ribbon, etc. I'll post pics as soon as it arrives (in about 2 weeks)!!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Pink
Having a girl who loves pink, has really got me liking pink.
A few people I know have had baby girls recently, so that got me to the fabric store (to buy pink) and make a few things:
A few people I know have had baby girls recently, so that got me to the fabric store (to buy pink) and make a few things:
This little onesie was a gift for a new baby at church.
I simply zig-zagged around the flower shape and
straight stitched the centre of the flower.
I also added a straight stitch of pink around the neck
to add a bit more pink, although, this may be hard to see on the picture.
I sewed this cute flannette into a good size blanket.
Will be a great gift for someone I know who had a baby girl!
Friday, April 9, 2010
Bubbling
My creative side has been bubbling inside my brain for the last little while.
Soooo many ideas, so little time. I've spent a few mornings with my daughter at the fabric store getting inspired. I've also spent too much time on other blogs getting many ideas.
To get myself started, I created a shirt for my nephew who turned one.
I just pinned the guitar shape onto the t-shirt (lots of pins) and did a zig-zag stitch around the entire shape. I added straight stitching down the centre to create strings on the guitar. I liked how it turned out, especially for this being my first try at sewing onto a t-shirt. The hard part was actually finding a plain white t-shirt.
Soooo many ideas, so little time. I've spent a few mornings with my daughter at the fabric store getting inspired. I've also spent too much time on other blogs getting many ideas.
To get myself started, I created a shirt for my nephew who turned one.
I just pinned the guitar shape onto the t-shirt (lots of pins) and did a zig-zag stitch around the entire shape. I added straight stitching down the centre to create strings on the guitar. I liked how it turned out, especially for this being my first try at sewing onto a t-shirt. The hard part was actually finding a plain white t-shirt.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
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