Sewing
More Fabrics I Love:
Michael Miller and Paula Prass. Yummy!
Spoon Flower Power!
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Baby Booties
My friend Dacia and I had a “Craft Weekend” – she wanted to make a skirt, and I wanted to try my hand at making a few baby items: I made my first pair of pants…but alas, I think they would only fit a preemie…
Cathy Penton Designs
:: Check out: cathypentondesigns.com. I just discovered Cathy’s work today when I was waiting at the Home Depot by the cashiers and magazines. I had never seen a Romantic Homes Magazine before, so while waiting for my husband to come back to the front of the store, I was flipping through the magazine and there you were! Love her style. Heart-warming and so inspiring!
A New “Thread”
Today I got a call from our wedding videographer that prompted me to re-publish something I have talked about in the past. I figure since this blog is so new, I may as well post this new thread: wedding crafts! Tom, our videographer, called and mentioned he was working with a bride-to-be who had seen our wedding website (seeing samples of his work) and apparently one of MY pieces struck her eye: our chuppah! She wanted to know where we got it as she was looking for something similar. Unfortunately, you can’t buy it in any store as I made it myself. So for all you newly engaged love-birds who are planning a Jewish wedding, here are a few sewing projects…and then some more for any type of wedding, Jewish or not…
Nuigurumi dolls, etc.
I think I may try to make a cute Nuigurumi doll coin purse. Here is some clever inspiration for any crafters that like adorable wearables – check out Molly Chicken
My Mother Jane
I am about to start a few quilting squares in memory of my mom. I’ll keep you posted on my progress with thoughts and photos.
