Matching cheerleader costumes found during the past year at two different thrift stores. The little one was only 25 cents.
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From the monthly archives:
October 2008
This beautiful butterfly face created to compliment Pumpkin’s complexion, hair and outfit was a surprising change from the terrible-excuse-for-a-face-painter we usually get at the local fair. I guess it pays to use a professional instead of a group of cheerleaders trying to raise money for cheer camp.
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It was kind of unsettling to see this peacock chillin’ in a 15 ft high tree branch at the park.
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The Halloween Festivities have officially begun. We have decided to resurrect some old costumes for the pre-parties and save the new ones for Halloween Day.
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A thank you gift made from an old quilt top (outside) and a thrifted sheet (inside).
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A special treat of farm fresh eggs from the most loved chickens I know.
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I received this book ages ago from a good friend who knew I would love reading it to my children. She was right. If you are a “Wardrobe Refashioner” it is a “must have” on your bookshelf. If you’re not, you’re still going to want it.
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Which is why in the near future the “making stuff” posts might be slowing down. Not because I won’t be making stuff, it’ll just be top secret until Christmas.
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When I pulled out last year’s Wonder Woman costume to do a few fixes before sending it off to be borrowed by a friend, I realized once again how much I love that costume. It’s a much deeper love and connection than just feeling good about how well it turned out. This is me (age […]
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Sung on an eternal loop. photo via flickr
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