Summer hat. I used a bit of interfacing in the brim, but it could have used a slightly heavier weight all around.
This pattern: Mamu Elin http://fairytalefrocksandlollipops.com/catalog.htm?item=2027
By the way, this is a really cool shop, check out all the cool products they carry!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
We made these chairs for a friend as a birthday gift. It looks like he likes them! They do stack and were easy to make, and I spent less than I expected. Yahoo!
Thanks Ana! www.ana-white.com Plans: http://ana-white.com/2010/11/four-dollar-stackabe-childrens-chairs.html
For some reason, I felt she needed a green dress for St. Patty's day. At 11:00 the night before. And, it should be fully lined. With homemade bias binding. I am so pleased it worked out and beyond excited that she actually wore it!!
Pattern: Oliver + S Popover Sundress http://www.oliverands.com/blog/2009/08/popover-sundress-free-downloadable-pattern.html
Pattern: Oliver + S Popover Sundress http://www.oliverands.com/blog/2009/08/popover-sundress-free-downloadable-pattern.html
Monday, March 7, 2011
Someone once asked what I do with the kids while I craft. My answer: Put them to work! Here, she is using the sander on a birthday gift for a little friend. We have to wait for a complete pic until we've actually given the gift. You should see her with paint! She actually has some great ideas but she's terribly picky about her custom wardrobe.
(Thanks to Deb's Woodshop)
(Thanks to Deb's Woodshop)
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Laundry Dresser
Did I ever mention how in love I am with Ana at http://ana-white.com/? Our latest adventure was this laundry dresser. I'll post an action shot when the camera cooperates. Thanks also to Deb, of Deb's Woodshop!
Did I ever mention how in love I am with Ana at http://ana-white.com/? Our latest adventure was this laundry dresser. I'll post an action shot when the camera cooperates. Thanks also to Deb, of Deb's Woodshop!
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