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Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Baby dresses-melt my heart!

I’m obsessed with all things mini so of course when I found out a co-worker was having a baby girl I immediately thought mini dresses!  I did a search online and found a simple pattern from See Kate Sew and knew it’d be perfect!   The pattern is for 3-6 months so I actually reduced to size on my printer as I was looking more for newborn to 3 months.

I had recently visited a local fabric store and purchased some adorable fabrics so I knew I already had enough to get three dresses done. Unfortunately I did not have time for 3 matching diaper covers. I did get one done. In my opinion it is the cutest of cute. Just adorable!

Who doesn’t love tacos???  I mean are you kidding me!  This fabric is from Dana Willard for Art Gallery Fabrics and is in her new Day Trip line. I absolutely love it! I used Dana’s pattern for the diaper cover!

This one I made less gathered and of course is a ladybug theme from some fabric I had on hand from Joann Fabrics. 

This little popsicle fabric is adorable as well!  I picked this up along with the taco fabric at a cute fabric store in Hyattsville, MD called Three Little Birds Sewing Company!

I can’t wait to see the adorable baby girl in one (or all) of these dresses!

Do you sew baby gifts?

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Simple but fun sewing project

My husband and I exchanged anniversary gifts a few weeks ago (early) but I wanted to give him something on our anniversary, so I made him a very simple wallet with some Riley Blake Jeep fabric I had in my stash since he loves ALL things Jeep. 





This tutorial was featured in Made Everyday with Dana’s new look book for her new fabric line Day Trip, which I love and certainly will have to buy some of.  As soon as I drooled over the look book I immediately saved the link to this cute tutorial by Alissa Jacobs which can be found here http://quiltish.blogspot.com/2010/05/tutorial-fathers-day-mens-wallet.html   

So when you get a chance, take a look at Dana’s look book https://issuu.com/artgalleryfab/docs/day_trip_by_dana_willard .  You too will fall in LOVE with the fabric.  Also stop by her site, http://www.madeeveryday.com/ she has some great patterns and tutorials.  I have purchased a few and love them!

Thanks for stopping by, happy crafting!

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Have I mentioned how much I love the minikins?

I am OBSESSED with trying to get through each pouch in the minikins set by Sara at www.sewsweetness.com

This months focus pouch is the sidewinder. I can’t lie, I made one and it was an epic fail!  So bad I will not even take a picture of it. So I tried a different pouch and then went back and made a new sidewinder pouch. Much, much better!  Now note, I am still new (how long do I get to keep saying that???) and I’m using a simple Singer sewing machine. I have learned recently that can really be a challenge because the “throat” of the machine does not give much room for bulk when sewing bags. I guess I’ll have to start selling products so I can save up for a new industrial machine! Ha! Right. Between work and the 4 kids, 2 dogs, etc. I’m sure that will happen!

Here is my sidewinder pouch. This is for my Moo girl, she loves turquoise so I had to add her favorite color.




Thanks for stopping by!  Happy crafting.

Monday, March 5, 2018

Sewing Swap!

I am participating in my first sewing swap. This was set up via Instagram using a set of patterns called Minikins designed by Sara over at www.sewsweetness.com. There are a lot of patterns and you can choose anyone you want. I decided to do the desktop cube (small and medium). I’m also adding a cute little eyeglass case I recently sewed as part of the Sew Sweetness cork club. I’m a little obsessed right now!

Here are the goodies:



Thanks for stopping by, happy crafting!

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