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Project Run and Play· sewing

Project Run and Play—The Audrey Cape Tutorial

*This Audrey Cape tutorial is for personal use only.  Please contact us to buy a limited-use permit.* In case you missed this on Project Run and Play a few weeks ago.  The "Audrey Capes Tutorial." These capes are one of the girls' favorite things that we have yet made.  I am not kidding when I say that this cape comes out everyday....and I won't let it be worn to school yet (it's still in the mid 80's here---and apparently I am a mean mom) so someone is waiting for the day that it will ... View the Post

10.15.11

$5 Friday

$5 Friday…DIY Girls Knit Cardigan Vest

Recently I posted a tutorial on how to make a knit cardigan vest for only $1. But the day I made that vest I realized that it would work just as well for little girls as it would for adults. (And maybe even better.) So I made some for Grace but instead of adding a belt like I did on mine I gave her a giant sash (which can be made from long strip of fabric cut from an over sized t-shirt). Grace loved the sash--she loves all things pink--plus a sash equals pirates in her mind and she is still in ... View the Post

10.14.11

Projects

Thrifted Thursday–A Vintage Book Pumpkin Tutorial

In case you missed this a couple of weeks ago on Miss Lovie's Halloween event.... In our house right now we are redoing our office space, and I got some new bookshelves for my birthday (yes, I asked for bookshelves and a dress form for my birthday---so it's ok).  And I am finding that bookshelves can be hard to style.  But out of my arranging and rearranging, and stacking and restacking the idea for this book pumpkin came about. By the way, I am still rearranging those ... View the Post

10.13.11

Projects

And then my husband jumped on the bandwagon…

Recently I wanted to make something new for the front porch. But where as our time and budget are both limited this is what I came up with... ...a "new" wreath (made from an old wreath and some flowers I bought at the Dollar Store) and a new coat of paint for the front door. (The door had been white but I literally mixed up a whole bunch of left over paints in the garage to have enough to paint the door a new color which looks like this and miraculously matches the rest of our house.)Then ... View the Post

10.12.11

sewing

A Fall Skirt

I originally bought these two fabrics to make a tote bag out of.  But, as  I was looking at my pile of fabrics...I thought how cute they would look together as a skirt.  And since it is Elsie Marley's sew kids' clothes week, a skirt it became.  In a naptime.  Day 1---done.   Whew! (I am hoping I can do the whole week--I'll let you know.) I made this skirt the same way that I made the Vintage Dishtowel Skirt.  The tutorial is HERE.  The only difference is that instead of the vintage ... View the Post

10.11.11

Announcements

Back to Our Regularly Scheduled Programing

As I am writing this Elizabeth and I are waiting for this weeks results over at Project Run and Play. What a fun time we've had over these past few weeks! We've loved each of the challenges and seeing what the other contests have made. It has been so great to see the variety of ideas and perspectives taken for each of the 6 themes.Unfortunately, like all good things Project Run and Play has come to an end. This was the last week of the competition, today the winner will be posted, and then it's ... View the Post

10.10.11

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