I’m addicted to your apples (thanks Tam). I don’t even balk at paying $5 a piece for them. Mostly. I have started making my own version of the apple pie apple. Don’t judge. Casey does it too. Anyway, where was I? Oh yeah…PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THINGS HOLY, DO NOT SELL ANY MORE […]
[Continue reading...]Framed memo board
October 27, 2008 By 6 Comments
I used this tutorial (only her frame is way more awesome and definitely not from IKEA). Fabric is more Heather Bailey leftovers from the ironing board project.
[Continue reading...]Halloween pants
October 24, 2008 By 6 Comments
For Sheri’s kid. I would donate a kidney for hair even half that awesome. Pattern is this. Fabric is Alexander Henry, I believe. It’s been in my stash for at least a year, possibly two.
[Continue reading...]Dear Campbell,
October 24, 2008 By 7 Comments
If you’re going to come try to get in bed with me at 5 am, come up with something better than “my foot hurts”. The running and singing the whole way down the hall kinda ruined your believability. Love, Mom
[Continue reading...]Friggin’ Halloween
October 21, 2008 By 10 Comments
I really should start in June. Or buy a costume for at least one of the 4. And Heidi made some fabulous twirl skirts. Check ‘em out. If anybody else tries them, let me know and I’ll link you. Also, why Blogger won’t separate those 2 paragraphs is a mystery. Friggin’ Blogger, too.
[Continue reading...]Can’t. Stop.
October 18, 2008 By 6 Comments
With. The. Onesies. For Casey’s baby Paige’s first trip to Disney. Have fun you guys! (And I totally stole your picture).
[Continue reading...]I’m a giver
October 15, 2008 By 6 Comments
You know one of my issues is my addiction to diaper bags…and Petunia Pickle Bottom is one of my favorites. Their outlet sale started today. Go here. And I’m not really that nice. I already shopped. He he. Random tangent for locals: The TJ Maxx in Jordan Landing also had 3 or 4 touring totes […]
[Continue reading...]The lowdown on twirl skirts
October 13, 2008 By 8 Comments
***Campbell doesn’t usually wear skirts around the house. He just happens to be about the same size as Sheri’s kid, who I often sew for.*** If you can sew even a little, you can make a twirl skirt. And, skirts for girls don’t take very much fabric so even if you screw up big time, […]
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