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Thrifted Thursdays

Thrifted Thursday: How Honey Boo Boo Ruined My Last Thrifting Trip

Yes.  I watch Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.I've seen every episode. Don't judge.I don't give you crap about your vampire books or your High School Musical's.So let's just call a truce and move on. So...as I was saying I watch Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and Grace has seen parts of some of the episodes.  And she is convinced that Alana's name is really "Sunny Boo Boo". Anyways...so last week I take Grace with me to the thrift store.  And everything was going along swimmingly until Grace starts loudly ... View the Post

10.04.12

Miscellaneous· Tutorials

Because you can’t have too many tutus.

Liz and I are busily sewing our brains out to share our fall "look book" collections in a week or so.  But, in the meantime, we do have a few projects that have been sitting on the back shelves. I am currently three outfits down and three to go, with bits and pieces in between like blind-stitch hemming (I don't know why but I dislike blind-stitch hemming, so I always leave it until the end, even with the nifty foot-- I am weird.) But I am totally stuck at finding a girls' navy blue skinny belt ... View the Post

10.03.12

Girls· Projects

The Bow-A-Constrictor Tutorial

I've been working on cleaning up and organizing the house...and trying to solve some storage issues. One of those issues is Grace...and all 8 million of her hair bows. We've been keeping them in a bin but she likes to look through them to pick out which one she wants and they usually end up in a pile on the floor. So in order to solve the problem I made this: The Bow-A-Constrictor: It was easy to make, it solves the problem, and I think it will be cute on the wall. In fact, I plan to make ... View the Post

10.02.12

Guest Post· Halloween

October’s Here: ‘Tis the Season for Explaining….

Happy October everyone!I love this month.I feel like it's the official beginning of autumn.I love the pumpkins, the candy, the leaves, the cool air, the candles,and above all the watching of old "scary" movies with my husband and of course, Halloween itself.I love Halloween.But...for us, around here Halloween is the season of explanations.(And this year is going to be no different.)It all started 5 years ago.It was the first Halloween that Simon was old enough to choose what he wanted to be for ... View the Post

10.01.12

$5 Friday· Miscellaneous· Tutorials

$5 Friday—Rug Market Bag Tutorial

 Over 2 years ago I made my first rug bag..  I was at the dollar store wandering around and I saw a pile of these rugs...and I liked them...and I wanted to do something with them besides throwing them on my floor.  So I made this bag... ...and then another... ...and another... ...and even all this time later I still can't stop. (And I can't stop wearing those ugly pants either...my husband keeps trying to slip them into the donation pile but it's not happening!) Anyways, over the summer I made ... View the Post

09.28.12

Projects· Sew for Girls· Skirts· Tutorials

Bow Pocket Tutorial.

I shared this tutorial a couple of weeks ago over at..... but today I am sharing it with you. There are two things right now that I am loving....bows and polka dots.  So I combined my love of both to make a cute pocket on a back-to-school skirt for my brand new 2nd grader. The main fabric on the skirt is from Riley Blake's solids collection, Pepper and the bow pocket is Red dot from the Seaside Line.  I am in LOVE with their stripes and polka dots.....they literally have dots in ... View the Post

09.27.12

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