I almost forgot one of the “funnest” things about UT–a trip to Savers to load up on old sheets and pillowcases. It’s got me dreaming of Spring Refashioning.
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From the monthly archives:
January 2009
A while back I e-mailed my dad this photo from a popular catalog. A few weeks later we got these: I finally got them hung on the wall over each girl’s bed and the floor is much cleaner because of it. Thanks Dad.
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A mod podge gift for my favorite crazy chicken lady.
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With a little velvet ribbon, lace and bling, Princess and I turned some hand-me-down Havaianas into some serious Southern California “holiday footwear” for Pumpkin.
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Since I haven’t biked since the beginning of December, run since the Turkey Trot, or swam a real lap since that one day in Junior High when I thought it would be fun to be on the swim team, I can’t tell if signing up for my first Xterra Triathlon is a brilliant and calculated […]
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Made from the stash–a couple dress-up skirts for the cousins Christmas gift exchange. What? You don’t have purple sparkle fabric in your stash? Use the Easy, Peasy, Whirly, Twirly Skirt Tutorial
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My mom always give the BEST gifts. This is the hand crocheted angel that sat atop our Christmas tree for as long as I can remember. It is something I have coveted since the day I received my own set of crocheted snowflakes.
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I tried my hand at this new “screen printing” process I read about, hoping my friends wouldn’t mind being the recipients of my first not-so-perfect attempts to make them some personalized tees.
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For Simon and a robot lover. tutorial here
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For the first time in as long as I can remember, I ended up with something totally awesome at the end of our family’s gift exchange (which is truly white elephant–no gift card cop outs–mostly stuff that would make you groan with a few highly prized things (like homemade olallieberry jam and family heirlooms) thrown […]
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