Our dear Eli has been blessed with a love for yarn crafts. He loves to crochet, weave, braid, and anything else you can do with a skein of yarn.
His latest creation was a hat. As he made it, it seemed to get smaller and smaller. I suggested that he increase his stitches to make it bigger BUT his solution was better than any I could have come up with! A chin strap!
I used pearl cotton to quilt this piece. I love how the circles look!
I am using this runner on an old thread cabinet, how fitting! And here are two of my most recent book purchases: "Girl's World: Twenty-One Sewing Projects to Make for Little Girls " "You Can Still Wear Cute Shoes: And Other Great Advice from an Unlikely Preacher's Wife"
I have so many fabulous scraps! I found a wonderul pattern in my book, "Fresh Quilting: Fearless Color, Design, and Inspiration" to use some of them. This was such a fun project!
As the mother of three, I have a GRAND appreciation for all that teachers do for our children!
...and the bus drivers, speech therapists, para-educators, cooks, and the list goes on!....
I had fun making these Valentine's gifts with love and appreciation. I covered soup cans with fabric, filled them with goodies, and even made a laminated bookmark!
I made this apron for my dear mother in law for Christmas. I wish you could see the details more clearly, as the pleats are so sweet. The fabric is from Amy Butler's Lark Collection. I used Amy's Domestic Goddess apron pattern.
(My camera was never found, but was reluctantly replaced. Ugh. I am now able to share what I have been busy creating and completing!)
This is an art smock pattern from one of my favorite children's sewing books, oliver + s little things to sew. It was too cute to use as just a smock. Izza shows how functional it is! I will definitely make another.