The same day I found this skirt at Goodwill, I also found this old medicine cabinet. It was dirty, heavy, and beat up. I could tell it hadn’t been taken care of in many years, but I also knew I couldn’t leave the store without making it mine. I immediately raced to Walmart to pick up spray paint so I could start transforming it the minute I got home. Choosing a color wasn’t difficult. You…
Continue readingWanting an excuse for more chances to applique, I offered shirts or outfits to my friends for their kid’s birthday’s. The response was overwhelming! I had multiple requests for everything under the sun. I decided to make things in order of parties to make sure everyone was able to get their special outfit in time! These are the first few I finished. The BEST part of any project is seeing your work being enjoyed! I…
Continue readingA friend of mine contacted me about making a shirt for her son’s 2nd birthday. Through the process of brainstorming for the shirt, she asked me to make him a handful of shirts to wear for the summer. We scouted etsy and the internet for ideas and eventually settled on these designs. They were an absolute BLAST to make and I discovered just how much I really love applique. I was challenged in a way…
Continue readingWhen Sofie was first born, I started thinking about what Christmas traditions I wanted to carry on and what I wanted to start new. I’d always loved the idea of my kids opening new jammies on Christmas Eve. Her first year, my Mom gave us a cute Carter’s “My First Christmas” outfit and she was so snuggly in it. For her second Christmas I decided I wanted to make the jammies every year! So I…
Continue readingAs Sofie’s 2nd birthday is rapidly approaching, I find myself stumped on what to make for her to wear. I’m determined to make my girls clothes for special occasions for as long as they’ll let me. You know, birthdays, holidays, first days of school (gulp!). This is what she wore for her 1st birthday. I actually planned the party around this fabric! It just screamed birthday to me and I knew my little honey would…
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